rabifaf Posted June 29 Posted June 29 Hello everyone. I have been using an audio converter to change my music files from FLAC to MP3 format, but every time I complete the conversion, the output sounds noticeably worse than the original. I selected a 320kbps bitrate, which I assumed would maintain decent quality, but the audio still comes out muffled and flat. Is this a limitation of the MP3 format itself, or am I missing a specific setting in the converter? Does the software I choose actually make a difference in the final output quality? Which audio converter do you recommend for lossless or near lossless results? Quote
rabifaf Posted June 29 Author Posted June 29 Just now, rabifaf said: Hello everyone. I have been using an audio converter to change my music files from FLAC to MP3 format, but every time I complete the conversion, the output sounds noticeably worse than the original. I selected a 320kbps bitrate, which I assumed would maintain decent quality, but the audio still comes out muffled and flat. Is this a limitation of the MP3 format itself, or am I missing a specific setting in the converter? Does the software or file converter I choose actually make a difference in the final output quality? Which audio converter do you recommend for lossless or near lossless results? thanks in advance for any help Quote
Dad3353 Posted June 29 Posted June 29 (edited) 2 hours ago, rabifaf said: thanks in advance for any help The 'standard' tool for this sort of stuff is 'Audacity', a free audio player, which does conversion and treatment very well (better than most 'on-line' offers...), where quality can be specified depending on file size wanted. Here's a link; worth trying..? Audacity ... Edited June 29 by Dad3353 Quote
