MP3 Quality Modifier V1.21    Suggested by trpplayer79 - Updated by guinness on 14 Nov 2009 331KB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (375) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (3) - Post comment - Permalink

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 someone: Haven't tried the program yet, but I've always needed a program like this! [2009-10-08 16:20]

 a: If all you care about is the music and not the quality then this is perfect. With the lowest settings an entire album could takes up only 3 MB's of space! I have a cheapo 2 GB mp3 player and I could possibly fit my entire collection on it. I guess if you experiment a little you can still save space and keep the quality. [2009-10-09 03:51]

 DG: Works great! I find it much easier to use than WinLame for shrinking large batches of sound files to save space or to make them quicker to send in an email.

I took a bunch of MP3 ringtones that took up 10MB and it quickly shrank all of them to about 3.6MB in no time & left them sounding pretty good even on the lowest quality setting (tho I'd probably use higher settings for music) [2010-02-19 21:37]

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