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I have a bunch of mp3's that I would reduce the bitrate of. Wondering of a tool to use to accomplish this? I would like to retain them as mp3's just bring down the size from 512 to 128.
You need lame - mp3 coder. You can download it on http://lame.sourceforge.net/ . Then to every file you need :
1. Uncompress to wave - lame --decode <file>
2. Compress to mp3 with bitrate 128 - lame -b 128 <wav file>
Then put this in for (or foreach) in bash script
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