HiFi WMA Splitter Joiner is an easy-using digital audio wma supporting batch wma files cutter and joiner into one. This program has the ability to extract the parts you like from of various audio files and it can also join the best parts of many WMA files together keeping the same quality of the initial file.

We must mention that this program supports WMA cutting and also joining. You can do those 2 actios directly without costing any other disk space. We can say that this program is complete. You don’t have to use lots of different programs to achieve the desired result. No. This all in one software keeps your computer clean of lots of useless programs.

By having a tiny player incorporated, WMA Splitter Joiner allows you to listen the wanted result before doing the process. This software has also a slider bar used to define easy the time you want to split.

Like all the programs in family, this one comes with lots and lots of features: it can split a piece from a big wma file without damaging the quality, it can compile multiple files (or parts) into one big file. It also can splitand hoin with precision without costing any other diskspace. Like we said before, using the small player built in for pre-listening you can hear the result without doing the process, and you cand visually define the time you want to split by using the incorporated slide bar.

By using this program you can also edit the file name of your created files, you can batch split, you have the precision of a second. Also, the friendly and easy user interface makes the program easy to use by anyone. All the desired sound files are one click away.

We didn’t mentioned the ID3 Editor. With this tiny script, you can edit the Title, Artist, Album, Genre, Year and Comment information of your created files.

Althrough this is an awesome software, we don’t recommend using it without a backup file of the one you want to convert. We all know how hard it search the song you wanted and had hard time in finding it, again.

So, before using the program, create a backup file. You never know!