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Message:	: : : when i record tapes and rm files it is done at 44/16 and this seems to be the highest. : : : can it be done at a higher rate? : : : so when i convert the new .wav file that is 44/16, is it any use to do it at a higher rate? : : : i know once an mp3 is made at a certain quality say 128kbps, it won't help changing it to 196 kbps. : : : i just thought maybe the numbering system for analog and digital recording quality might not match up. : : : ya know like fahrenheit and celsius. thanks. : : ---------------------------------------- : : Check out "Acoustica converter plus" : : You can convert sound files into different formats and even to the same format with different quality. : : Get it at: : Man ignore the above posts, im also looking for the equivelent bitrate and input frequencys for ripping/encoding audio tape, will post back if : google everys chucks up summit we can use. : * Any re-sampling is gonna cause artifacts unless : you wanna pay for audiophile quilty software. believe :D