Subject: Re: [linux-audio-user] mp3 quality
From: levi hormann (ltanyon_AT_yahoo.com)
Date: Mon Sep 10 2001 - 02:16:23 EEST
It'd be nice if that quote had some context, but I pretty sure you're
correct. As logic dictates, you aren't going to be able to go from less
to more. Although the quality could get worse. Like taking a copy of a
copy of a copy.....
So what you can end up here with is an excellent audio compression of a
low quality sample or a low quality compression of an already low
quality sample.
Unless you can find a higher quality wave to compress to be spliced into
the original, what you ask is impossible.
carla james wrote:
>How do I convert his 64 kb wav to a 160 kbs mp3?? The quality on his is
>sooo much less than mine. I want to edit 11 min from his to fill the hole
>in mine.
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>
>a friend is asking and I said I'd ask for her......i'm no pro at this audio stuff 'yet' but i'm guessing
>what she wants to do above is impossible no ?..going from lesser>greater quality???
>
>not enough data is there?
>
>thank you
>lee
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