What 128 kbps Means
A 128 kbps MP3 uses 128 kilobits of encoded audio data per second. It is a common streaming bitrate.
What 192 kbps Means
A 192 kbps MP3 contains more encoded audio data per second than a 128 kbps file and generally requires more storage and bandwidth.
What 320 kbps Means
A 320 kbps MP3 uses substantially more data than a 128 kbps file. It can preserve more information from the source, but the larger bitrate does not automatically make a poor source recording better.
Streaming Considerations
When selecting a streaming bitrate, consider your station's desired sound quality, available bandwidth, and the maximum bitrate supported by the streaming service.
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