By the end of this guide, you will have ripped audio files of Windows Media Audio 9 Professional, Bitrate VBR, 192 Kbps 44 kHz 2 channel 24-bit. :)



http://microsoftusernetwork.com/mcor...atowma9pro.htm

Cheers,
McoreD

I have not tried it yet but could you also go here:

http://microsoftusernetwork.com/mcor...dioformats.txt

and use the commands to encode it lower or higher and enter them where the original is?

Thanks
Dudelive

Hi Dudelive,

Yes you can encode to lower bit rates e.g 128 Kbps or to higher higher bit rates e.g 256 Kbps in Windows Media Audio 9 Professional.

Example:

For Windows Media Audio 9 Professional, Bitrate VBR, 128 Kbps 44 kHz 2 channel 24-bit
-a_codec WMA9PRO -a_mode 3 -a_setting 128_44_2_24
Set the drop down menu value to: 128 Kbps

For Windows Media Audio 9 Professional, Bitrate VBR, 192 Kbps 44 kHz 2 channel 24-bit
-a_codec WMA9PRO -a_mode 3 -a_setting 192_44_2_24
Set the drop down menu value to: 192 Kbps

For Windows Media Audio 9 Professional, Bitrate VBR, 256 Kbps 44 kHz 2 channel 24-bit
-a_codec WMA9PRO -a_mode 3 -a_setting 256_44_2_24
Set the drop down menu value to: 256 Kbps

By the way, is this what you asked? Sorry I didn't get quite get you there. :)

Cheers,
McoreD