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  1. Over the past few years, my mp3 collecion has outgrown it's usefulness on the PC.
    I now use my mobile phone as my mp3 player (Samsung A920), and there's no need for 192 and 256kbps mp3s, as sub-100kbps sound the same (to me anyhow).
    I'd like to downsample my entire collection, and thus fit even more on the phone.
    Anyone know of a batch prog that will do it?
    I tried messing with CDEX, but can't grasp it's (supposed) ability to input multiple mp3's and output multiple, at a lower bitrate.
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    maybe mediacoder or super.
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    Sonic Foundry Batch Converter.

    Probably Sony Batch Converter now.
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    Scmpx will do it in 2 steps using batch.

    mp3 > wav
    wav > mp3

    http://www.din.or.jp/~ch3/index_e.html
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  5. well, you can do one folder worth at a time with dbpoweramp.....
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  6. I'd also recommend dbpoweramp. Try to get version 9 as the newer versions may be trialware instead of freeware (not sure tho).

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    The GodFather can do it too. It's also a great Tag editor and organizer. Freeware, just a Google away!
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  8. Originally Posted by whitejremiah
    well, you can do one folder worth at a time with dbpoweramp.....
    You can do multiple subfolders with dBpowerAMP by using "Search Subfolders" in Explorer. For example, search for *.mp3, select all, then right-click and "Convert to".

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