View Poll Results: What bit rate do you rip music at?

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  • 96 k/bits second

    0 0%
  • 128 k/bits second

    6 22.22%
  • 160 k/bits second

    3 11.11%
  • 196 k/bits second

    18 66.67%
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Thread: What bit rate do you rip music to?128/160/192 or 96?

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    256k ACC or something....free winamp does it...
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    Yeah its normally 256kbps variable Ogg (or similar Mp3 bitrate) for me.

    I'm not really bothered about the extra HDD space they take up and I can still fit plenty enough albums at that bitrate on the 1`gig card in my palm (which is the only mobile mp3/ogg player I have) .

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    256K ogg here too
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    Quote Originally Posted by silent ben
    VBR Min 196, max 320.
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    LAME encoder
    --alt-preset ABR
    Min rate: 192kbps
    Max rate: 320kbps
    ABR: 205kbps

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    Since I have no portable devices to support, 256 or 320Kbps MP3. Haven't tried OGG yet, but then, it's been a while since I've done any ripping.

    Howard, you should look into FLAC. It's a lossless codec (The output will be identical to the original wave), and it's quite a bit smaller than good old WAV files. It can be found at http://flac.sourceforge.net/

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    None of my devices support FLAC. Well, the Squeezebox does, but it then encodes it back to MP3 on the fly I think, so it makes the whole exercise a bit futile. Since we have a lot of HDD space to play with (60GB on my MP3 and 120GB on the server), we don't mind using 320K Mp3s and WAV files, etc
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    VBR mp3 around 192kbps using EAC/Lame

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