Does ripping music at higher bit rate deplete mp3 player battery faster?

I seem to notice that it does, but thought I might just be crazy. Asked by Azazel73 53 months ago Similar questions: ripping music higher bit rate deplete mp3 player battery faster Consumer Electronics.

Similar questions: ripping music higher bit rate deplete mp3 player battery faster.

I seriously doubt it... An old mp3 player I had ran on a AA battery and it quoted 50 hours playback, but it didn't say at what bit rate. I encode at 192kHz VBR and I would get at least 50 hours out of the battery. This player also worked with Ogg Vorbis encoded files, and I did read somewhere battery life was less when playing these files as the algorithm is more complex than mp3.So perhaps bit rate is not an issue, just the format.

Ripping has no effect on battery life. The Variable or Constant Bit Rate does not affect your battery life in the MP3 player. Changing the volume, searching, and other like functions do however deplete your battery.

The VBR and CBR indicate which speed your particular track is playing, but the speed of the tune has no effect on battery power. Sources: OPINION: No, it does not.

Yep. Gher bitrates means your player has to do more processing to convert the data back to sound. So yes, that will drain your battery faster..

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