Please ask why the program I recorded was not compressed, and the sound quality was synchronized bef

When I was stuck, I was stuck.,No matter how you press it, it's like this.,There's no way to do it.。

The larger the file. The higher the encoding rate, the better the sound quality. There's no way to change it.

If so, only the format can be converted.

Good choice for OGG format (multi-channel. The file is small, the sound is not changed, the sound is fast, the burning quality is increased by two times, and the Chang is not much).

To be precise, the compressed version refers to the version that is pressed using lossy compression technology, while the uncompressed version is generally in the pcm lpcm extpcm format, which can be regarded as the decompressed version. The difference between them is that the PCM retains all the high- and low-frequency details, while the compressed one cuts out the two parts to reduce the file size.

Now most of the ** on the network are lossy***, WMA, etc., the so-called compression is to process the treble and bass, remove the details of the treble and bass, and the treble and bass details of the *** format are few and there is noise. The sound quality of lossless audio is already difficult for the human ear to distinguish compared to CD.

It's not the same,The compressed**file will generally be smaller than the previous file.,But there may be distortion.,So it's recommended to choose the original sound.,Of course, don't pursue the **effect.,Just want to stuff more songs into the limited capacity.,You can choose the compressed songs.。

There are ** below.

A lot of software will do, as long as the bitrate is set high.

The sound quality will be affected after the song is compressed,The higher the bitrate, the better the sound quality,But the larger the compressed file,***Generally, if the requirements are high, set the bitrate320K,WMA is set to 128K,That's about it,In general,It depends on your requirements for the sound quality of the song。

It will affect the proportion of compression, generally speaking, *** is better than WMA, and WMA can be pressed smaller under the same compression ratio.

After compression, of course, the sound quality is affected, and it has a big impact.

For example, if you think the file is too large and want to compress it and put it in your phone, you will find that the phone cannot recognize it.

This is the audio bandwidth, of course, the higher the better, if it is too low, some special effects will be removed, and it will sound buzzy.

Of course, the higher the bit rate, the larger the space occupied, and the bitrate of *** is generally around 128kbps, no matter how high it is, it is not interesting.

The recommendation is to use the iriver (Elli River) with good sound quality

If it is a good headset, there is a certain difference between the 128 and the 192.

The best at 320kbps The sound quality is superb.

No. It only affects the speed of compression and decompression.

Any file compressed with RAR will not.

First of all, there is nothing to lose by *** using RAR compression, except that you can't listen directly with ***.

Secondly, if you want your *** to put a few more songs, it is recommended to compress them in WMA format, with a slight difference, which is harmless.

No, you can rest assured of this.