Windows Media Player 9 Bit Rate

T

Trevor

Is is possible to change the bit rate of music files
already stored on hard drive? I would like to take some
from 128 kbps down to 64 kbps in order to conserve space.
 
O

oakes

Why ?

128 is the rate of a music CD etc..

Why go lower, apart from saving space ?

Keep at 128 as a minimum = CD quality
Cheers,
Jerry

| Is is possible to change the bit rate of music files
| already stored on hard drive? I would like to take some
| from 128 kbps down to 64 kbps in order to conserve space.
 

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