RE - Encoding Ripped MP3's

Original Message

Name: tomdelonge
Date: March 31, 2006 at 07:31:17 Pacific
Subject: RE - Encoding Ripped MP3's
OS: XPH SP2
CPU/Ram: AMD 64 3200/512mb
Model/Manufacturer: Me

Comment:

What can I use to re-encode my mp3's from 192kbps to 96kbps for my mp3 player? I used nero except some songs didnt even convert and some were corrupt. I was using the mp3 pro plugin and nero 7.
Living on a steady diet of....soda pop and ritalin

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Response Number 1

Name: Kurt S
Date: March 31, 2006 at 08:05:03 Pacific
Subject: RE - Encoding Ripped MP3's

Reply: (edit)

CDex will re-encode to a different bitrate and it's free. Just be forwarned though, MP3's won't sound very good once you re-encoded them, especialy with a bitrate that low.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/cdexos/

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Response Number 2

Name: tomdelonge
Date: March 31, 2006 at 13:26:00 Pacific
Subject: RE - Encoding Ripped MP3's

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I have cdex but you have to rip them from cd's right?
Its what I use to rip cd's but I am too lazy to sit and rip 30 cd's again. Plus I dont have time, I am leaving tomorrow and thats why I need music. Otherwise I will die.
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Response Number 3

Name: Kurt S
Date: March 31, 2006 at 14:34:13 Pacific
Subject: RE - Encoding Ripped MP3's

Reply: (edit)

No you don't have to rip them again. Launch CDex and to to Convert, Re-Encode Compressed Audio Files.

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