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I would like to reduce my music library and I am wondering what the best way to go about it. I have a bunch of mp3's of all bitrates and I want to drop them down to 128Kpbs to save space.
Would it be better to convert them into WAV, then convert them back to MP3 or should I just convert MP3 to MP3? Re-ripping them from CD's isn't an option.
Also any software recommendations? My two biggest things I am looking for the program is to keep my directory structure as well as do batch file processing.
My 320 Kbps are just taking up too much space. Plus I want my music library to fit on my phone. I am not an audio fanatic, but I do want decent quality. Is 192Kbps a better option? I want to get the decent quality but cut down the size of the library by 30%.
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