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Re: How do I shrink an MP3's filesize using freeware?


de Bruce Hoyt 05/27/2006 08:05



"Anonymous" <noemail@noisp.com> wrote in message
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> OK, here is what is happening:
>
> The original voice recording is made at 44100 Hz and placed onto a CD
> as a cda. I am ripping that cda using CDBurnerXP Pro and saving it to
> my hard drive as an MP3. After that, I open it in Audacity and edit
> it. When the editing is done, I am uploading the MP3 to a website where
> it is available as a streaming audio file. The entire play-time is
> about 30 minutes.
>
> Here is the issue: Other 30-minute streaming MP3's on other websites
> are 5 MB long. Mine is 25 to 68 MB long. How can I use CDBurnerXP,
> Audacity, or some other freeware product to squash these files down to
> 5 MB?
>
In Audacity change the bit rate to 24. That means 24 kilobits/second.
You will find this under File -> Preferences -> File Formats -> Bit Rate:

Bruce




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