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  1. 18th Nov 2004 00:13 #1
    Sakuya
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    How do you improve MP3 quality? I have some MP3s that are really sharp, clear, and loud. But there's this one MP3 that sounds kind of solid and stuffed (not neccessarily muffled) and has a soft volume. In a way, it sounds kind of like mono (but it says it's stereo). I tried normalizing but it doesn't sound any different except that it got louder.
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    How do you improve MP3 quality?.........
    Rip/Copy original source material. Encode at higher bitrate.
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    which software did you rip / convert it to mp3 with?

    i recommend Exact Audio Copy with Lame 3.92 using --alt-preset standard
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    I didn't rip it, my friend sent it to me. Oh well, I'll ask him to rip it again.
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