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eagleacs · 9th August 2001, 22:27

how is it possible to encrease my musicfiles,so i can put them on my webpage ?

DJ Egg · 9th August 2001, 23:27

Huh?

encrease? LOL . . . Try folding them!

j/k

Seriously though, could you please rephrase the question so we can understand what it is you're trying to do?

I suppose you meant "increase", but I still don't quite understand the question.

Hmm . . . or did you mean "compress" . . . as in making them smaller?

eagleacs · 10th August 2001, 09:40

Quote:

Originally posted by eagleacs
how is it possible to encrease my musicfiles,so i can put them on my webpage ?

yeah i mean to make it smaller

I mean a music file is several MB,too big to put it on yr webpage.hope you can tell me how to make them smaller
thks

NeoRenegade · 10th August 2001, 23:12

Is quality loss acceptable to you? How long is the file and how small in size do you want it to be?

eagleacs · 11th August 2001, 17:49

thks to all the one that replyed on my question,but i didn't need other questions bk

one more time:
i have mp3 files but they are to big (..Mb)to put on my webpage.
I have 1 song that is in wav format and only 735 kb.It is the compleet song.
My question is,how do i make the songs i have smaller ?
thanks

NeoRenegade · 11th August 2001, 20:21

Use CDEX and make the song into a small AIFF WAV... I've never played around with AIFF WAV's before, but I think 22kHz at 32 or 48kbps should do alright for a webpage

DJ Egg · 11th August 2001, 22:13

Ya mean RIFF WAV, yes?
AIFF is a totally different format.

Another option is to encode the WAV to MP3
In the CDex preferences -> encoder tab, select the smallest possible bitrate, eg. 8kbps, 8,000Hz, mono -or- for a slightly better quality: 2kbps, 11,025Hz, mono.

You can also select the MPEG->MPEG method to resample/re-encode your MP3's to a lesser bitrate/samplerate, thus making the final file size much smaller.

NeoRenegade · 12th August 2001, 05:48

Whoops! But I said I wasn't an expert!

ElChevelle · 12th August 2001, 21:39

Hey, you correctly stated!

NeoRenegade · 12th August 2001, 22:57

No, I stated correctly!

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9th August 2001, 23:27	#2
DJ Egg Techorator Winamp Team Join Date: Jun 2000 Posts: 35,126	Huh? encrease? LOL . . . Try folding them! j/k Seriously though, could you please rephrase the question so we can understand what it is you're trying to do? I suppose you meant "increase", but I still don't quite understand the question. Hmm . . . or did you mean "compress" . . . as in making them smaller? Playlist -\|- Twitter

11th August 2001, 17:49	#5
eagleacs Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Posts: 3	music thks to all the one that replyed on my question,but i didn't need other questions bk one more time: i have mp3 files but they are to big (..Mb)to put on my webpage. I have 1 song that is in wav format and only 735 kb.It is the compleet song. My question is,how do i make the songs i have smaller ? thanks

11th August 2001, 22:13	#7
DJ Egg Techorator Winamp Team Join Date: Jun 2000 Posts: 35,126	Ya mean RIFF WAV, yes? AIFF is a totally different format. Another option is to encode the WAV to MP3 In the CDex preferences -> encoder tab, select the smallest possible bitrate, eg. 8kbps, 8,000Hz, mono -or- for a slightly better quality: 2kbps, 11,025Hz, mono. You can also select the MPEG->MPEG method to resample/re-encode your MP3's to a lesser bitrate/samplerate, thus making the final file size much smaller. Playlist -\|- Twitter

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10th August 2001, 23:12	#4
NeoRenegade Banned Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Montréal, Québec, Canada, eh? Posts: 4,083	Is quality loss acceptable to you? How long is the file and how small in size do you want it to be?

11th August 2001, 20:21	#6
NeoRenegade Banned Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Montréal, Québec, Canada, eh? Posts: 4,083	Use CDEX and make the song into a small AIFF WAV... I've never played around with AIFF WAV's before, but I think 22kHz at 32 or 48kbps should do alright for a webpage

12th August 2001, 05:48	#8
NeoRenegade Banned Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Montréal, Québec, Canada, eh? Posts: 4,083	Whoops! But I said I wasn't an expert!

12th August 2001, 21:39	#9
ElChevelle Moderator Alumni Join Date: Jun 2000 Location: the MANCANNON! Posts: 22,430	Hey, you correctly stated!

12th August 2001, 22:57	#10
NeoRenegade Banned Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Montréal, Québec, Canada, eh? Posts: 4,083	No, I stated correctly!