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Originally posted by Trippynet
Basically, limiting to 128K Audio, whatever their reasons, is a very silly thing to do because there are a surprisingly large number of people these days that own decent soundcards and run them through decent speakers or, like me, hifis, and who can easily tell the difference between a 128K MP3 and a 160K or 192K MP3. It bothers me as I am a bit of a quality freak and therefore, KaZaA/Morpheus will never dominate until this is removed.
Dave!! [/b]
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Start>Run>Regedit>HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Kazaa
There is a thing that says LimitBitrate on the right of your screen. Double click on it, and where it says "Value data:" there is a space below it. If its a 1, change that value to 0 and then you have the 128 kbps limit gone, and you will be able to find the higher bitrates using kazaa.