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mickey · 08-12-09, 12:20 PM

conversion of mp3 5-6mb files to wma 48kbps 44khz CBR file is the best thing you can do for your 1GB carded mobile. it converts same quality to mere 1.5/2 mb(foremost)

download this free stuff switch sound converter, its free for most formats.

ai made this pic which gives the answer to whateva(Aaka copy right pending) you have to do..

mickey · 08-18-09, 12:51 AM

----update----

friends,
i was trying another bitrate of wma(also playable on my 3110c) though some quality is compromised.

a 5mb file mp3 was compressed to 650kbs...

pls do try these settings i am posting...use only windows media 9.2 settings for this..

this compression will work for all Nokia mid-range s40 phones and above.

mickey · 08-18-09, 01:54 PM

Some one repped me, but didnt leave his name. :sad:

mickey · 08-20-09, 11:34 AM

After completing the above steps. Pls don forget to check the Media player sync settings folder in your media folder(phone's own memory) don do anything to it. Neither rename it or delete it.

Archer · 08-20-09, 12:52 PM

This is a very good tip. I have tried it. I used a 4.1 MB .mp3 file and converted to .wma file of size 618 KB. The noticeable audio quality loss is very low when I played it in my computer. There were small noise problem in "20 kbps, 32 KHz, Mono CBR". So I used "40 kbps, 32 KHz, Mono CBR and the result was a file size of 1.19 MB. But still better than .mp3. And you probably wont even notice any difference when playing it in mobile phone.

BTW, Repo for you. :thumbup1:

guesswhomsa1 · 08-20-09, 02:18 PM

Thank you

was very informative...
reps added

mickey · 08-20-09, 06:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Archer

This is a very good tip. I have tried it. I used a 4.1 MB .mp3 file and converted to .wma file of size 618 KB. The noticeable audio quality loss is very low when I played it in my computer. There were small noise problem in "20 kbps, 32 KHz, Mono CBR". So I used "40 kbps, 32 KHz, Mono CBR and the result was a file size of 1.19 MB. But still better than .mp3. And you probably wont even notice any difference when playing it in mobile phone.

BTW, Repo for you. :thumbup1:

yes thats what i am trying to say Arch. The quality loss is not noticable if someone hears the files on mobile using company earphones

i am so happy that my thread didnt go in wastage

thanks again for the rep.+

Quote:

Originally Posted by guesswhomsa1

Thank you

was very informative...
reps added

thanks guesswhomsa

StarK · 09-04-09, 05:13 PM

I've got even a better solution if u have Nero wave editor installed.

Convert ur audio file to 48kbps Nero digital audio MP4 file! It has the same quality of 192kbps MP3!!! and file size of a 4:06 duration audio was 1.42MB. :thumbup: its similar to eAAC+ audio. Much better quality than wma files.

mickey · 09-04-09, 05:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by StarK

I've got even a better solution if u have Nero wave editor installed.

Convert ur audio file to 48kbps Nero digital audio MP4 file! It has the same quality of 192kbps MP3!!! and file size of a 4:06 duration audio was 1.42MB. :thumbup: its similar to eAAC+ audio. Much better quality than wma files.

lol... great find man!!!

i really am amazed, let me see.. though i previously tried mp4 but was big file, so lemme try this new thing you told..

---ohh---
i dont have any big mp3 files right now, i changed everything to wma..

but lemme see..

StarK · 09-04-09, 05:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mickey

lol... great find man!!!

i really am amazed, let me see.. though i previously tried mp4 but was big file, so lemme try this new thing you told..

---ohh---
i dont have any big mp3 files right now, i changed everything to wma..

but lemme see..

remember to set the bitrate to 48kb in options.

i cudnt even find much difference listening to the same file in lossless audio @ 30mb (1mbps bitrate)! :lol:

wait i'l upload the file for u and just see the quality of the audio

!!!!

08-20-09, 12:52 PM	#5
Archer Platinum Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Kerala Posts: 2,906 Rep Power: 6	This is a very good tip. I have tried it. I used a 4.1 MB .mp3 file and converted to .wma file of size 618 KB. The noticeable audio quality loss is very low when I played it in my computer. There were small noise problem in "20 kbps, 32 KHz, Mono CBR". So I used "40 kbps, 32 KHz, Mono CBR and the result was a file size of 1.19 MB. But still better than .mp3. And you probably wont even notice any difference when playing it in mobile phone. BTW, Repo for you. :thumbup1: __________________

09-04-09, 05:13 PM	#8
StarK Platinum Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Nayi Dilli Posts: 1,399 Rep Power: 5	I've got even a better solution if u have Nero wave editor installed. Convert ur audio file to 48kbps Nero digital audio MP4 file! It has the same quality of 192kbps MP3!!! and file size of a 4:06 duration audio was 1.42MB. :thumbup: its similar to eAAC+ audio. Much better quality than wma files. __________________ Beam me up, Scotty!

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