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  1. 8th Apr 2004 15:19 #1
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    I have some mp3s with a bitrate of 128, and a program that I can change the bitrates to what ever i want. My question is, if I change the bitrates on them to 192, will the sound quality actually increase? I also have a few that are a 96 bitrate.....and sound eh......if i do the same for them will they become cd quality?
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  2. 8th Apr 2004 15:56 #2
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    Wouldn't you need to expand them into .wav files, then recompress them. I think you might lose some quality in the translation.
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  4. 8th Apr 2004 16:58 #4
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    the short answer is no..

    as long as the mp3 was made from the original source (cd/dvd), then it should sound fine.

    its when you start dealing with generations that you start having problems with quality (cd/mp3/cd-r/mp3)
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    Nope. Compressing a compressed file is noever a way to increase quality. You'd have to re-rip the CD for better quality than you have now.
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    Ok thanx for all your answers.....guess I'll have to rerip them then.....thanx again
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  7. 8th Apr 2004 20:06 #7
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    Exact Audio Copy coupled with Lame is the best way if you're going MP3.
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    Or if you want quality that MP3 can't touch, try Vorbis:

    www.vorbis.com

    It's free!

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  9. 9th Apr 2004 12:32 #9
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    If you don't have any luck you can always revert to :
    http://www.8trackheaven.com/cdconverter.html
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