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I have 1000 mp3 files (like podcasts) approximately to be compressed, they have 64kb/sec bit rate in general. (a few in 192kb). Totally they take up 7,36 GB. What I want to achieve is to reduce it down to 1 GB with an acceptable quality.

I came up with NAudio tutorials which edit the sample rates to lower size but eventually it didn't help me. (Some of files' size decreased but other some's increased)

I am too far away to audio world, is there a way to achieve this programatically?

ibubi
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  • This question is too general. But basically you'll have to transcode the files and encode at a lower bit rate sacrificing quality. Where are you stuck? – Wyck May 19 '20 at 14:30
  • @Wyck, this is what I need, ready to sacrifice quality, I tried the code in the link I shared to resample my files, but as I said I couldn't get a reliable result, for example, a file was 5MB after the execution of the code, the result was 10MB. – ibubi May 19 '20 at 19:23
  • Show your `Encode` call. What input and output bit rates were you trying? – Wyck May 19 '20 at 22:48

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