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referring to audio, bitrate is a measurement of bits each second that audio
distributes. The sound quality will improve as the bitrate improves.
For example, MP3 files with a bitrate of
128KBPS are more likely to sound better
than an MP3 file with a bitrate of 64KBPS. However, the 128KBPS MP3
file is going to be larger in size. To help conserve space required
by audio files, individuals and companies have developed bitrate
converters that will convert a high bitrate file to a lower
bitrate. These software programs are especially useful for users who
wish to store audio files on MP3 players with limited space. Also see: Measurement,
Sound
definitions
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