FLAC Ripper is an application with a pretty self-explanatory title - it allows you to convert audio tracks from the FLAC format to other extensions, such as MP3 and WAV.

The interface of the program is plain and simple to work with, so you can easily get around regardless of your level of experience with similar tools. Audio tracks can be imported via the file browser only, because the "drag and drop" method is not supported. As a side note, batch processing is not possible.

Once the app recognizes the FLAC and CUE files, the app displays a list where you can check out the track, title, duration and performer of each song. Therefore, all you have to do is establish the output duration and profile before you initiate the encoding task.

It is worth mentioning that the app allows you to configure the audio settings, namely the quality, sample frequency rate, bit rate, compression level, channel mode, and others.

On top of that, you can set the output filename format, open a CUE file, edit ID3 tags (e.g. title, artist, comment), as well as change the interface skin and language.

The audio processing tool takes up a moderate amount of system resources, quickly finishes a task and manages to keep a good sound quality. In case you are having troubles finding a specific function, then you should bear in mind that there is also a brief help file that you can look into.

In spite of the fact that the interface is outdated and the batch processing is not supported, FLAC Ripper can still be a useful ripping tool if you are using an older computer with limited resources.