Here you can take a look at a few animations that wil give you a preview of what Waver can do. The animations are deliberately of poorer quality in order not to take much to download for many Internet users that still use dial-up lines.

Click on one of the images below for an animated preview.

		This is a small conversion tutorial. You can find out how drag and drop works, how to start and pause the conversion and how to inspect the log file after the process is finished.
		This one demonstrates how to change some basic properties of the file prior to conversion. You will also learn how to stop the process once it is started.
		This animation demonstrates the properties dialog and how to change some of the options available there. You will see how the destination directory and MP3 properties are changed.
		This one is similar to the above except that it shows how to set the destination format to be one of the formats offered by Windows itself (Windows audio codecs).
		Waver displays basic file information in a small yellow area called a tooltip. This way you can quickly see the file size, input and output formats.