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 Inviato Mon 26 Nov 01 @ 1:52 amhave ur mp3s under 96kbps
trust me if u have a 192kbps song and another and try to mix them u will be fucked [or ur computer will anyway] i have all my 'mixable' mp3s @ 64kbps niiiice :) |
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| Inviato Mon 26 Nov 01 @ 7:35 am But its a shit sound-quality man...
.::DJ2nV::. |
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| Inviato Tue 27 Nov 01 @ 12:15 am not if u have ur mp3 decoder on 'full'
then thats fine @ 22050 and 64k =) |
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| Inviato Tue 27 Nov 01 @ 10:04 am can u explain that in english, im a little confused |
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| Inviato Tue 27 Nov 01 @ 11:01 pm 64k mp3
it is @ 22050 khz |
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| Inviato Fri 14 Dec 01 @ 11:49 am u'd better use 128 kb Mono mp3's instead of 64 kb stereo |
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| Inviato Mon 17 Dec 01 @ 10:13 pm What program is good for converting MP3s from 128, 192, etc. to 96? I don't wanna have to open each of my 1000+ mp3s and save them again as 96, that'll take forever! |
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| Inviato Thu 10 Jan 02 @ 12:20 am A good program for changing a whole folder of MP3's is Music Match Jukebox. Download demo at Musicmatch.com. Install it and click File Convert Find the directory and u should make a new one for the converted ones and click Mp3 at the bottom then click the 96kbs on the other slider.
Good Luck, Blazer563 (orgot to log in) |
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