I was using wma to cram it down to 64kpbs but I wasn't looking forward to reripping my cds to wma. I did buy musicmatch 10 plus a little while ago. I had forgotten about mp3pro. My rio s11 does support it so I'm going to convert a lot of my mp3's to mp3pro at 64bit to double my storage space.
What do you use??
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Donatello - The Shredder? Michelangelo - Maybe all that hardware is for making coleslaw?
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I don't need to worry about uber small spaces, 40GB iPod and over 200 GB's of storage space on just this computer. But, I use AAC for the majority of my encoding.
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I have been telling my wife for 2 years lets get a bigger memory card,anyway's at our daughter birthday party she ran out of room ( we Use the same card for the Cam and the Mp3 Player) So before every Picture she had to decide what one to delete. So last week we got two New Cards..LOL
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Originally Posted by canadateck
Originally Posted by canadateckDonatello - The Shredder? Michelangelo - Maybe all that hardware is for making coleslaw? -
Originally Posted by yoda313
I have the option to do mp3pro but never really used it...
And "at 64bit"
WTF?!?!?!?! most consider 128bit a joke!!!!!!!!!!!!
Originally Posted by canadateck
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Noahtuck:
mp3pro at 64k is pretty much the same, if not slightly better, than regular mp3 at 128. Download the player from download.com and try for yourself. It's not a widely accepted standard and to encode at above 64k you usually have to purchase the software (as far as I know).
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With music these days, you're lucky to fill a floppy with quality music.
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Originally Posted by shelbyGT
MP3 at 192 VBR for me. -
Originally Posted by flaystus
I was impressed that the last upgrade for my rio included pro support. I will be slowly converting my mp3's to mp3pro to increase my storage space on my memory cards.Donatello - The Shredder? Michelangelo - Maybe all that hardware is for making coleslaw? -
Ogg Vorbis. It's free, and it's an outstanding codec.
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Originally Posted by yoda313
People shift formats too quickly IMO, MP3 catches on and people start screaming OGG, DivX finds some acceptance and poeple start screaming Xvid (which thankfully is close enough that it usually supported)
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Yoda - I hope you aren't that concerned with sound quality. The only benefit you are going to see is smaller files. If anything you might be getting degraded quality by going from mp3 to mp3pro. IF you aren't that strapped for space, why do it?
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Originally Posted by shelbygt
The quality was just fine for me. I use little unpowered speakers and I listen mostly at work so I keep the volume pretty low anyway.
AND I'm thinking of getting a 1gb sd card which my rio supports but only if I can get it for under $50 on ebay - a long shot I'm sure.Donatello - The Shredder? Michelangelo - Maybe all that hardware is for making coleslaw? -
I find WMA9 and AAC to sound equally good at 64kbps,I can hear artifacts with mp3PRO at 64kbps.For archiving I use 192kbps MP3.
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Originally Posted by shelbyGT
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