| ginny2689 wrote: |
| Hello
Is there any software by which one can decrease the high bitrate mp3 files to low one without losing the clarity. i know the clarity will lose but it's willn't be very much (just a little bit or looks that it's high quality).
Thanks |
| Quote: |
| f you lower the bitrate, you will lose quality. Especially if you are converting from the MP3 and not re-ripping from the original disk.
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(maybe not possible) but also like orignal or but seems to be orignal | snowynight wrote: |
| I used to use mp3s whose bitrates are lower than 128 . However, then i learnt about ape or flac, and also mp3 players nowadays have larger storage. So now I either use ape format or simply wave files. The qualities are nicer esp. in the car. Do you think so? |
| ginny2689 wrote: |
| Guys now suppose i have a song at 128 CBR
if i will change it's bitrate to 320 VBR does the clarity will decrease or increase or nothing ? because of lower harddisc i wanna a good clarity at 128 CBR (maybe not possible) but also like orignal or but seems to be orignal |
| bulek wrote: |
| Convert MP3 to ogg, you will get better quality for smaller file size. |
| aningbo wrote: |
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i dont think u will get a better quality if u change the bitrate... if you are gonna use in the computer, ogg or rm is a good file extension and it will definitely decrease the file size. good luck |
| Josso wrote: |
| Audacity with the LAME MP3 encoder is just fine for this job. I use it myself for compressing songs.
Anyway, I advise not going any lower than 128kbps for your iPod or whatever. Playing on bigger systems I would advise stickings to no lower than 192kbps for example. 160kbps is a good compromise if your not sure |
| ginny2689 wrote: | ||
What's the software that convert mp3 to ogg? |
| FunDa wrote: |
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SUPER does this. So do many other free media convertors. OGG is an open format. But make sure your player supports it. |
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