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In Reply to: can you explain the bit rate in iTunes? posted by hermanesque on August 27, 2006 at 18:58:45:
It's showing you the effective compression i.e. a track shown at 300 kbps is compressed more (for a smaller file size) than a track showing 1084 kbps, and has nothing to do with fidelity. This all depends on the content of each individual track. During playback, the songs are uncompressed to thier original 1411 kbps.
Per George Szell, I feel with my brain. And listen with my heart.
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