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| quote: | Originally posted by retiro
Cheers mate! To clarify, it won't degrade the data anymore than 192k? |
Yes, it will. MP3 is a lossy compression, so every time it's re-encoded the quality will degrade.
*Chances are* that it would be hard to notice the difference between an ordinary 192 kbps MP3 and one re-encoded at 320, but the difference will exist nonetheless, and the degradation is cumulative, so for example if you forget sometime in the future that it was originally encoded at 192, and decided to convert it to a lower bitrate again, you would be losing even more quality.
Besides, why would you want to do what you are suggesting? It's just going to waste disk space.
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