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How do you make mp3's smaller |
defensive
Joined: Jun 23, 2005
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@ sailaab can P9** handle .m4a files (they are my specilality and am unsure if Pee can handle them)
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lamont
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Can anybody help, pleaseeee, which is the smallest format which a P900 can play? cheers
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defensive
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if a pee can handle .m4a then i can help you mate 
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lamont
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kewl, please will you send me a file via msn and il try it
my addy is nicklamont@msn.com , if you havent got msn just email it me, cheers mate
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sailaab
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For audio the smallest may be 'amr' but for quality it would have to be MP4 or the opensource Ogg Vorbis..
With the LameEnc DLL thou at 128 kbit/sec too the quality vs file size would be reasonable
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lamont
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do you know of anything you can put on your phone to play ogg format files? cheers
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lamont
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or anything that plays m4a files on P900
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batesie
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use an mp3 encoder, but, the more you compress audio the poorer the audio quality.
http://www.download.com/sort/[....]-1-4.html?qt=mp3+encoder&ca=20
a normal mp3 has about 80 to 90% of the original data discarded.
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lamont
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does an mp3 encoder make mp3's smaller? cheers
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defensive
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yes
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Use dBpowerAMP to convert your mp3 to 64kbps ogg, and play using OggPlay (free) or PowerMP3.
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lamont
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nice one mate, how much smaller are ogg files than mp3? cheers
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Karel Jansens
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@ Lamont:
This page should give you enough information to get started.
http://3lib.ukonline.co.uk/musicuiq.htm
One thing you shouldn't do is convert MP3 files directly into Ogg files. Some encoders allow it, but the resulting quality is really beneath anything. You make Ogg files the same way you make MP3 files: stick a CD in your drive and let the program rip and encode it. |
sailaab
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THAT truly depends. Between an uncompressed wav encoded to a 320kbps MP3 and an Ogg Vorbis file.. There ud be a sea difference. But otherwise its 10-15 % unless I am wrong..
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lamont
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cheers chermos, iv just done what chermos said and the file was half the size and not much difference in sound, thanks again chermos ur a good man!!!
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