I converted an mp3 file to low bitrate but the quality remains low even if I convert it back to high bit. help

Answer 1

You can convert high-quality to low-quality, but not vice-versa.

Answer 2

You cannot convert an MP3 to low bitrate and expect it to gain quality once converting to high bitrate. When lowering the bitrate, information is lost. This results in less quality (detaills) which can not just be added back again when raising the quality. How would it know what to add?

Answer 3

When you convert a file to low quality, it's going to remove all of the information that makes it high quality. Once you have done this, that information is gone. It will not come back if you convert it back, because now you're not converting the original file, you are converting the low-quality copy. If you saved over the original, you're just going to have to download it again. If you didn't, you'll need to conver the original file.

Answer 4

when you convert ot a low bit rate you lose all the extra data that is the picture quality, you cant just try to convert it to high from low, the information needed to give the better picture quality is gone. if you want higher quality you will have to retain the higher bit rate of the original.

Answer 5

it is this technique i take advantage of, and it is particularly sturdy and common to apply: Acoustica MP3 To Wave Converter PLUS with it you could decrease/enhance the bitrate, or convert between mp3, wav and wma (unprotected records in basic terms)