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- What is a good bitrate for MP3?
- What happens if I increase audio bitrate?
- Does MP3 have sample rate?
- Is 128 Kbps good enough for Music?
What is a good bitrate for MP3?
The average bitrate for an MP3 file is 128 kbits per second or kbps. A file created at this bitrate should have good quality and takes up about 1 Megabytes of data per minute of audio.
What happens if I increase audio bitrate?
It generally determines the size and quality of video and audio files: the higher the bitrate, the better the quality and the larger the file size because of File size = bitrate (kilobits per second) x duration.
Does MP3 have sample rate?
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Use either 22.05kHz or 44.1kHz (44.1kHz is CD quality and recommended) sample rate. Other sample rates will playback in some players incorrectly, typically making you sound like one of the Chipmunks.
Is 128 Kbps good enough for Music?
For MP3s, most people find that 128 Kbps is a good compromise of file size and sound quality. At that rate, MP3 files take up roughly one megabyte of space per minute of music. The 128 Kbps rate is considered high quality for the AAC format, which is why iTunes comes factory set to 128 Kbps.
