Would anyone by chance know of any freeware software that compress MP3 files but would be able to listen to the file without quality loss? Thanks a lot. luv yall…!
This post was edited on 05-14-2006 at 02:02 AM by lrac522.
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RE: MP3 Compress file
MP3s are already compressed. You can't compress them further. You could lower the bitrate, but that would be lowering the quality.
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quote:Originally posted by Supersonicdarky
i can never hear the difference between 320kb/s and 96kb/s so i don't think that encoding them to a 128/96kb s wud really make a difference
I find that I stop hearing the difference after about 192kbps. However, you should encode them using a high quality VBR setting, that way you get the best of both worlds.
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