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I have ripped at 64kBps for my portable unit, and with earphones, it sounds fine however I was wondering when it comes to playing them in the car, which I haven't done yet, what is generally a good speed to copy at? I was going to rip them at 128kBps, is this high enough, too high, just right?
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quote:Originally posted by Ber: For me: If space is not an issue, 320 is what I use. If space is an issue, then 128 or 192.
The idea was to shrink the size of the collection that I have to carry with me. I have two full books of CD's, and I would like to cut it down as much as possible, otherwise
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quote:Originally posted by Ber: For me: If space is not an issue, 320 is what I use. If space is an issue, then 128 or 192.
The idea was to shrink the size of the collection that I have to carry with me. I have two full books of CD's, and I would like to cut it down as much as possible, otherwise I don't see much point in burning them. My program that I have allows me to use 192kBps, so that's what I use, that still allows me to fit 7-8 CD's on one disk, reducing my load by over 80%, so that's what I am going to do. I haven't listened to them on my car's stereo yet, but have on the sudio system in my home and it sounds fine to me. Thanks for the opinions though. I'm glad I didn't make them any smaller though.
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Well, for portable players, around 64kbps will be fine. But for better audio systems that is garbage, lol. 320kbps is overkill in my opinion. 192kbps is perfect, but the best is a variable bitrate. Closest to CD quality you can get with the mp3 format.
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