I would like to know is there any software that can change the bits of mp3? Let say i want to change the ori 128bits to 320 bits, it is possible?

sure therez one...not only one but thousands of them.

U can try Sony SoundForge, Adobe Audition etc.

Sumtimes when u changes d bits, d speed the song played varies 2.sumtimes fast, sumtimes slow. but seldomly occured one la.

This post has been edited by Invince_Z: Dec 30 2006, 05:33 PM

I see.Thanks for the suggestion.

well, if u change the quality from 128 to 320, the sound still is the same quality (128). if u do this, u just bigger the file, while quality remains the same.

exactly. Again, you can downgrade the quality but you definite cannot upgrade the quality

I see.Thanks for the explanation. Now i understand why original cd is indeed better than MP3

It's more like whats lost is lost.It will never come back.Just like the cut off little bits in your mp3s.

yeah. when u make the file smaller. the soft discard the stuff. impossible to get back de

low quality audio files can be remastered to high quality....for sure... it can be done with adobe audition / sound forge wit the filter n plugins....

But that's not the same quality as the original and you would probably have 'extra' stuff in the mp3

lies
all a filter does is throw out the crappy stuff to make it sounds less crappy. sure you can enhance it a little, but you will enhance the crappy part as well

bit remastering can be done on soundforge and many other audio editing software. It would add to the original quality of the music jus more bit resolution thats all.

Yes you can remaster the bits to the last drop !
What you need is:

1. a good branded home theatter
2. a fast pc
3. a good audio card
4. a good branded dvd player

then play the audio using the dvd player & pass it through the hometheater, from home theater output to pc audio card & press record.

Done !