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:) Neat n tidy.Re-tagged Mp3's coverted into ogg

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BadNewsBears

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All mp's renamed and tagged, then converted to ogg




- Don McLean - American Pie.ogg
bitrate = 352
channels = 2
samplerate = 48000
codec = vorbis
 
Originally posted by: Munchies
All mp's renamed and tagged, then converted to ogg

- Don McLean - American Pie.ogg
bitrate = 352
channels = 2
samplerate = 48000
codec = vorbis
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😎
 
Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
Originally posted by: Munchies
All mp's renamed and tagged, then converted to ogg

- Don McLean - American Pie.ogg
bitrate = 352
channels = 2
samplerate = 48000
codec = vorbis
Click to expand...

😎
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what was the bit rate for your mp3 when you started?
 
Originally posted by: Munchies
And leave them all mp3?
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Re-encoding a lossy algorithm compressed song into another lossy algorithm is not the best idea, plus anything that can play oggs is surly going to be able to play mp3s.
 
Originally posted by: tweakmm
Originally posted by: Munchies
And leave them all mp3?
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Re-encoding a lossy algorithm compressed song into another lossy algorithm is not the best idea, plus anything that can play oggs is surly going to be able to play mp3s.
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Ok mister wat format SHOULD I use?
 
Originally posted by: Munchies
Originally posted by: tweakmm
Originally posted by: Munchies
And leave them all mp3?
Click to expand...
Re-encoding a lossy algorithm compressed song into another lossy algorithm is not the best idea, plus anything that can play oggs is surly going to be able to play mp3s.
Click to expand...

Ok mister wat format SHOULD I use?
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how about :gasp: leaving them as mp3s?
 
Yeah, you should have just left them alone. You're doing a disservice both to yourself and to anyone who downloads them from you.
 
Originally posted by: Munchies
Originally posted by: tweakmm
Originally posted by: Munchies
And leave them all mp3?
Click to expand...
Re-encoding a lossy algorithm compressed song into another lossy algorithm is not the best idea, plus anything that can play oggs is surly going to be able to play mp3s.
Click to expand...

Ok mister wat format SHOULD I use?
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Once something is encoded in a lossy format, it is best to leave it in that format.
 
Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis
Umm.. are you stupid? Why would you re encode them? Do you like losing quality? WTF?? Seriously... are you stupid??
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Look at his username. Do you think he's sober?
 
Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis
Umm.. are you stupid? Why would you re encode them? Do you like losing quality? WTF?? Seriously... are you stupid??
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I agree. WHAT KIND OF IDIOT ARE YOU? :frown:

That'sw like converting all of my .gif images. to .bmp 😕
 
Originally posted by: rbloedow
Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis
Umm.. are you stupid? Why would you re encode them? Do you like losing quality? WTF?? Seriously... are you stupid??
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I agree. WHAT KIND OF IDIOT ARE YOU? :frown:

That'sw like converting all of my .gif images. to .bmp 😕
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No. It's like converting them to .jpg.
 
Originally posted by: Munchies
Apparently the kind opf ifiot who wants his music all in one bitrate /format
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so keep them all MP3.

rolleye.gif
 
When you go from wav to mp3, you loose a tiny amount of audio quality, but get a smaller file size.
When you go from wav to ogg, you loose a tiny amount of audio quality, but get a smaller file size.

When you go from mp3 to ogg, you have really gone from wav to mp3 to ogg.
This doubles the compression artifacts, so it sounds worse than the mp3.
And, going to the higher bit rates, gains you no sound quality, but it takes up more file space.
 
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