Does MP3 quality depend on how much KBPS is the bitrate?
KBPS = fast bitrate, the read speed must be to play this file smoothly,
because mp3, a common streaming format on the internet, can be downloaded while listening.
If the download speed is slower than the playback speed, it will stop. (LAG), and the bit rate
refers to the minimum required download speed, but since the lower the required download speed,
the higher the compression required, and MP3 is a destructive compression format, so the bitrate
also
will affect the quality of the file. Bitrate is not the biggest influencer on overall sound quality, but the main influencing factors are sample rate and bit depth. The
sample rate refers to the number of times your computer records the sound per unit of time. Usually,
the sample rate used for a CD is 44100MHz, so
you can get good quality by setting the file to this, but remember that the bitrate should be set to 96KBPS or higher.
Reduce distortion.
