Hi,
When I use Freez to convert Flv to mp3 the default frequency is 22050, and the bitrate is 128. Are these good setting for normal listening?
Thanks,
.... john
Flv to Mp3 settings
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Re: Flv to Mp3 settings
Why are you asking us? This is the Audacity support forum, not the Freez support forum.
If you were exporting music from Audacity as MP3, I would recommend using the "Standard" Preset - this equates to about 190kbps and is reasonably good quality. 120kbps is the typical setting used on the internet, but is a bit lower in quality than I would want for listening to music.
If you were exporting music from Audacity as MP3, I would recommend using the "Standard" Preset - this equates to about 190kbps and is reasonably good quality. 120kbps is the typical setting used on the internet, but is a bit lower in quality than I would want for listening to music.
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Re: Flv to Mp3 settings
Hi Steve,
I didn't realize this was an inappropriate question. I think of you guys as the resident gurus concerning these sorts of issues.
Thanks.
.... john
I didn't realize this was an inappropriate question. I think of you guys as the resident gurus concerning these sorts of issues.
Thanks.
.... john
Re: Flv to Mp3 settings
No problems john, (flattery will get you most things 
)
Hopefully the information I gave answered your question?
Try different compression levels and have a listen to see if the quality is acceptable:
Higher compression = smaller file size / lower quality
Lower compression = larger file size / better quality.
Whenever practical, keep an uncompressed (wav) backup copy, then you can always make new MP3 versions at a later date if you wish (CDs are useful for the backups).
)Hopefully the information I gave answered your question?
Try different compression levels and have a listen to see if the quality is acceptable:
Higher compression = smaller file size / lower quality
Lower compression = larger file size / better quality.
Whenever practical, keep an uncompressed (wav) backup copy, then you can always make new MP3 versions at a later date if you wish (CDs are useful for the backups).
9/10 questions are answered in the FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)
Re: Flv to Mp3 settings
Thanks again Steve......
... john
... john