Perhaps I may be wrong here, but I'm not sure this is such a good idea.
Won't you be compounding compression artifacts by re-compressing an
already-compressed file?
Again, I may be wrong on this.
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Mark Lanctot
Mark
Sure, it would be compounding the compression artifacts, but for
playback on a laptop or iPod the loss in sound quality might not be
that noticeable. Especially when weighed against the cost of re-ripping
everything!
You need something like Robin Bowes' flac2mp3.pl perl script, except
modified
aubuti;168999 Wrote:
Or try the brute force approach: Load your backup copy of the music
library (you do have a backup, don't you?) into foobar2000, and convert
all of them to 128. Then re-backup the 320kbps version after the
conversion finishes.
No need to do that. Just load the 320kbps
