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<blockquote data-quote="ladysmanfelpz" data-source="post: 7874957" data-attributes="member: 642267">I have a question on this as well.&nbsp; I know CD quality is best, but I only download high quality music.&nbsp; I know these sound a lot better than playing my friends low quality DLs from his/her ipod.&nbsp; But the last time I hooked up my ipod, it had a playback setting that was set at 128 kb/s.&nbsp; I upped it to 256 kb/s.&nbsp; Does this mean itunes automatically down-regulates music to play at 256 kb/s even if i have a high quality 320 kb/s song?&nbsp; I could tell when it was a low bitrate song before, but my high quality songs still sounded quite a bit better, but am i still missing out on some bitrate?!! thanks.Oh and your issue sounds like the aux cord for sure.&nbsp; Buy a new one and i bet you&#039;ll notice a big difference.&nbsp; And for future reference only download HQ music and look for the playback feature I am talking about next time you sync your pod.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ladysmanfelpz, post: 7874957, member: 642267"] I have a question on this as well. I know CD quality is best, but I only download high quality music. I know these sound a lot better than playing my friends low quality DLs from his/her ipod. But the last time I hooked up my ipod, it had a playback setting that was set at 128 kb/s. I upped it to 256 kb/s. Does this mean itunes automatically down-regulates music to play at 256 kb/s even if i have a high quality 320 kb/s song? I could tell when it was a low bitrate song before, but my high quality songs still sounded quite a bit better, but am i still missing out on some bitrate?!! thanks. Oh and your issue sounds like the aux cord for sure. Buy a new one and i bet you'll notice a big difference. And for future reference only download HQ music and look for the playback feature I am talking about next time you sync your pod. [/QUOTE]

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