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The bitrate is a measure of the quantity of data used to represent a second of the audio track.<br>The <b>AAC</b> encoder used by Amarok supports a <a href=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variable_bitrate#Advantages_and_disadvantages_of_VBR>variable bitrate (VBR)</a> setting, which means that the bitrate value fluctuates along the track based on the complexity of the audio content. More complex intervals of data are encoded with a higher bitrate than less complex ones; this approach yields overall better quality and a smaller file than having a constant bitrate throughout the track.<br>For this reason, the bitrate measure in this slider is just an estimate of the <a href=http://www.ffmpeg.org/faq.html#SEC21>average bitrate</a> of the encoded track.<br><b>150kb/s</b> is a good choice for music listening on a portable player.<br/>Anything below <b>120kb/s</b> might be unsatisfactory for music and anything above <b>200kb/s</b> is probably overkill.