If you have a big album collection on your computer and it's all MP3 files or other proprietary formats, I'd suggest that you convert them to ogg using the low to medium quality option, it saves a lot of storage and it is the best thing you can do to save

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Actual good advice Chud 10/31/26 (Sat) 05:27:24 №43836 [Quote]

If you have a big album collection on your computer and it's all MP3 files or other proprietary formats, I'd suggest that you convert them to ogg using the low to medium quality option, it saves a lot of storage and it is the best thing you can do to save storage in general. I have 45 albums (freely downloaded legally, or CC artists) and all of it was 4.2 GB of MP3 files but I converted all of them to ogg using FFmpeg and that ended up giving me 540 MB of music, in 45 albums, that is literally nothing in a modern SSD. They sound fine, although lack a big part of the bass, but I am not an audiophile so I am ok with it, to me there is almost no difference