Gerald S

I spent all day taking sound files from video, tagging them twice now with title album etc.. Then I would clip the files with wavepad. The first fifty I did I noticed something was awry so I immedialty thought I had screwed up with the video to audio conversion. I tried another batch of fifty, spending hours removing the sound from their vob files then tagging and downloading art etc, finally thinking I couldnt screw up again because all the bittrates succesfully came out at 320 I went to the funnest part, and using wavepad I edited the front and back of the files only to notice once again that the bitrate had dropped to 120 or whatever crappy setting they have set on the program.. Dooooooooooh Can I change the setting, I looked but could not find any setting for mp3's? Shouldnt some warning have been given that the quality of your files will be irrivoably changed after using the program? Thanks for your help in advance

Man I have been at this all day taking fifty video sound files and turning them into the highest quality mp3 at 320 bit rate, then I had to manually type in all the tag information and finally I went and cropped the files at the end and beginning. Wow a full days work and then I notice when I am playing the file in Windows media player it is set at the lowest bitrate of 128 bits. So quickly leaping to conclusions I thought I messed up on the switch program settings and I did the hole thing over again. Son of a *&^( it did it again and now I find out it was from Wavepad. My question is where did I change the bit rate settings in Wavepad I didnt ask for any change what the **&*&* went wrong. I am very tired and I will have no music for work tommorow. If anything can go wrong it will.