Hello,
I am wondering about the best way to convert to mp3 from wma files and real audio files. I convert mostly lectures that I download and usually if they are in mp3 origanally they are 32Kbps. Which is good for lectures. My question is when I download a wma or a .ra or .rm file they all have different bit rates, compresion, and frequency. If I convert to mp3 with the installed lame mp3 with dbpowerAMP and use the default settings, sometimes the quality is not so good when converted. Like the voice sounds a little bit squeaky for the lack of a better explination. Is it better to put frequency to (as source) or voice, or any of the others to choose from, and choose a bit rate, or just leave the default settings. Lets say, all the wma files I am going to convert are 16 bits. I notice most of them have different compression. What is the best way to convert to mp3 then? Also using the same situation for real audio files, what is they best way for those? Does the same apply for higher bit rates such as 32 or higher? From reading some of your topics here already. I think I have read that converting 'up' to a larger bit rate is really not going to help for the smaller bit rate files I have. My 30 trial is about half up and I really like your product so far. Will the powerpack help me for these situations?
I am wondering about the best way to convert to mp3 from wma files and real audio files. I convert mostly lectures that I download and usually if they are in mp3 origanally they are 32Kbps. Which is good for lectures. My question is when I download a wma or a .ra or .rm file they all have different bit rates, compresion, and frequency. If I convert to mp3 with the installed lame mp3 with dbpowerAMP and use the default settings, sometimes the quality is not so good when converted. Like the voice sounds a little bit squeaky for the lack of a better explination. Is it better to put frequency to (as source) or voice, or any of the others to choose from, and choose a bit rate, or just leave the default settings. Lets say, all the wma files I am going to convert are 16 bits. I notice most of them have different compression. What is the best way to convert to mp3 then? Also using the same situation for real audio files, what is they best way for those? Does the same apply for higher bit rates such as 32 or higher? From reading some of your topics here already. I think I have read that converting 'up' to a larger bit rate is really not going to help for the smaller bit rate files I have. My 30 trial is about half up and I really like your product so far. Will the powerpack help me for these situations?
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