I belong to several different industry digital distribution networks. MPE being 
one of the bigger ones. I download their stuff into a wav file, then convert it 
to MP3. The only reason I do that is I have no way to control the volume level 
of a wav file.

By default the IMTOO conversion program converts to a 192kbs MP3. Is there any 
advantage to increasing it to 320k? Or even decreasing to 128k? Is the original 
wav file actually better quality than an MP3?

I read that you can reduce the bitrate of a file, but you can not increase the 
bitrate. Is that true?

Again, I am just dealing with volume levels, and trying to get some consistency 
in the content quality of newer songs, along with the hundreds of older songs 
that have been restored from vinyl. The fidelity sounds better in the old stuff 
than the new stuff. The new stuff is so over compressed! And there is nothing I 
can do about that.

Michael
From [email protected]  Fri Oct 12 12:45:30 2007
From: [email protected] (AntiFMRadio.com)
Date: Fri Oct 12 13:13:06 2007
Subject: [General-discussion] Playing LINE IN through AUX 1 ?
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Message-ID: <001901c80cef$4e30b0b0$2501a...@espxp1>

Currently i have SAM setup in the general sence as, all the audio files are 
on an external drive
its pluged into the laptop runing sam
sam playlist is populated with all the items on that external drive.

Now my question is......

I remember reading about it some time ago ...........

How can i keep Decks A & B playing and switching off to eachother while i 
connect my DJ equipment to the laptop in a way to play OUT to the net 
through SAM?

Breakdown:
On my soundcard is a LINE INPUT.
I can plug my dj equipment into this port on the soundcard and do live shows 
(but with SAM playing?)

i guess the real question is: Is there a setting for SAM that i need to 
CLICK while its already broadcasting that will have all LINE IN signals 
playing through AUX 1?

now keep in mind i do not want SAM to stop playing decks A & B while i am 
going LINE IN. 

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