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In my project, I have a 320kbps MP3 that is quite large. Since it's so big, I'd like to convert it to use a lower bit rate (about 80kbps). I know that the ffmpeg library exists to do this, but using ffmpeg in Android is very complex.

Is there another way to change the MP3 bit rate that does not use ffmpeg in Android?

Makoto
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    Why do you need to change the bitrate programmatically in Android? I mean, isn't it easier to alter it using some desktop application instead. – harism Apr 12 '13 at 04:43
  • I know there are many Desktop apps to do this, such as MP3 Bitrate Changer (it's very cool). But in my app, i need to send a mp3 file to server, the problem is "If mp3 size is large, It can take alot of time and bandwidth of server". So I want to change mp3 size down to smaller. It is my idea . Tks for your replying – illusion softworks Apr 12 '13 at 05:19
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    ffmpeg is your best bet. There's not a standard Android/Java class to do this, at least not that I know of. – Jason Robinson Apr 12 '13 at 06:03

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