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how tn change bitrate by phone |
strauts
Joined: Feb 22, 2008
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From: latvia Dunalka
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hi. i wont to know how i can change bitrate to make mp3 smoler or with better quality. |
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max_wedge
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On 2008-03-20 17:54:51, strauts wrote:
hi. i wont to know how i can change bitrate to make mp3 smoler or with better quality.
it's either better quality, OR smaller, not both.
Use a program such as itunes (not the best) or dbpoweramp etc, to rip mp3's at whatver bitrate yuo like
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Shotgun
Joined: Feb 12, 2008
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From: England
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Wot is the best birate for phones?
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goldenface
Joined: Dec 17, 2003
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From: Liverpool City Centre
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I think around 190-200 gives good quality sound.
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strauts
Joined: Feb 22, 2008
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From: latvia Dunalka
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can i dovnload some program to my phone to change bitrate? |
gola
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From: South Africa
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i haven't heard of an app that does that,but would be nice though 
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max_wedge
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it would be very slow. conversion use a lot of cpu time.
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groovepeppy
Joined: Dec 05, 2007
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From: Parijs van Java, Indonesia
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For compressing mp3 bitrate on my pc i use jetaudio, it has builtin audio converter with various format input and output as well. I will upload it @ 4shared in a couple hours. As i can remember you can downgrade your file bitrate to as low as 48kbps. I suggest you use 160kbps for your phone cause I really can't hear the difference between 160 ~ 192kbps when i'm listening it on my phone but you can hear just the difference between those bitrate if you hear it on your pc with hifi stereo speaker or headphone.
If you are looking for comfort in listening music, you can put all your music to same volume level using Mp3gain. Just set it to 99db (default is 89db) and you can hear your mp3 collection on your phone without having to change the volume up and down to get a constant volume. But by doing this you will also lose some quality so make a copy first and try mp3gain using the copied mp3 to hear the result. Imo you will notice the losing quality only in some quite song like slow acoustic or instrumental song...
Hope this help you my friend
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NightBlade
Joined: Jul 29, 2007
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From: Nessebar, Bulgaria
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You can use the sony ericsson media manager for that.
By no means should you lower the bit rate below 160kbps, ok? It is recommended that you use 192-320 for best quality.
Also, you can't increase the bit rate. Where would you get the necessary data (for the song) in order to do that?  You can just decrease it to make the file size smaller. |
nvkid909
Joined: Feb 17, 2004
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it's not gonna make much difference on a phone, unless you're using really good ear or headphones (better than the sony ones that is), & the volume's always capped on anything sony
but with CD's, WAV's or high quality downloads you could encode them to AAC (see posts above) smaller file size than mp3 but same (or very near) quality.
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strizlow800
Joined: Aug 23, 2006
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From: Macedonia, Skopje
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There is an application only for cutting parts of a mp3 files... But not for converting them or changing the bitrate... Anyway you can use MediaCoder (for e.g.) on the PC to change the bitrate of the songs... And I don't think that a java mobile phone has the processor power to change bitrate on a mp3 file  .
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Killfr3nzy
Joined: Mar 08, 2008
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From: Arabia and Hollanda
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I always use fairstar audio converter for the pc and set my songs to a bitrate or 112 (or something like that) and i think the quality is almost the same with songs with higher bitrate.
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drq
Joined: Nov 18, 2007
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try easy cd-da extractor - mp3/128kb/s
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Cold Fusion
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Or mp3 resizer
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max_wedge
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On 2008-04-07 21:02:05, Killfr3nzy wrote:
I always use fairstar audio converter for the pc and set my songs to a bitrate or 112 (or something like that) and i think the quality is almost the same with songs with higher bitrate.
actually, in my experience, a 256Kbps sounds much much better than 112Kbps even on a phone.
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Posted: 2008-03-20 17:54
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