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<blockquote data-quote="95Prober" data-source="post: 1090724" data-attributes="member: 557984">well guys. i gotta re-format many of my MP3 songs that i downloaded to the best or closest quality i guess compared to a cd. im gonna play the songs through my MP3 player&nbsp; and through the deck.&nbsp; now i searched and read where &quot;192 kbps&quot; is almost the closet to cd quality or something. most of the songs i have now before i start are at &quot;128 kbps&quot;. i also have a few that are at &quot;320 kbps&quot;.now i was wondering if someone could help out on these questions:1. IF songs at &quot;192 kbps&quot; are typically ideal,&nbsp; how do &quot;320 kbps&quot; compare to them or higher? does the quality get bette the higher you go or worse??&nbsp; should i re-format the 320 kbps songs to 192 kbps too??2. also, whats a quick and easy program to do this with for a beginner at changing formats? i never did it before but would like to startthanks for ur help!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="95Prober, post: 1090724, member: 557984"] well guys. i gotta re-format many of my MP3 songs that i downloaded to the best or closest quality i guess compared to a cd. im gonna play the songs through my MP3 player and through the deck. now i searched and read where "192 kbps" is almost the closet to cd quality or something. most of the songs i have now before i start are at "128 kbps". i also have a few that are at "320 kbps". now i was wondering if someone could help out on these questions: 1. IF songs at "192 kbps" are typically ideal, how do "320 kbps" compare to them or higher? does the quality get bette the higher you go or worse?? should i re-format the 320 kbps songs to 192 kbps too?? 2. also, whats a quick and easy program to do this with for a beginner at changing formats? i never did it before but would like to start thanks for ur help!! [/QUOTE]

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