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From: fc42 on 21 Jul 2005 16:33

"Netty" <netty@???.com> wrote in message
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> Does anybody know of an alternative program (preferably freeware/shareware
> etc) that is like 'MP3 Resizer' that will squash the size of my mp3's
> without losing too much quality?
>
> Netty
>
>
Do you mean you still want an mp3 file, but encoded at a lower bit-rate so
that you can fit more files in the same space?

If so, I recommend CDex available at http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/. It is
primarily a CD ripper, but if you choose "Convert" from the menu bar and
then choose "Re-encode compressed audio files" then you can change the
compression to any rate you like.

Of course raising the compression rate won't improve the quality of a
recording, but I frequently use it to reduce the rates so I can fit more on
a disk. Sadly, my hearing doesn't seem to be sharp enough to detect much
difference anyway! As long as it is high enough for my player to recognize
it, I'm happy!

Hope this helps,
--
fc42
Just a hitchhiker on the information super highway.


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