Hello Liviu,
Once you encoded the wave into MP3, the originality is lost forever. The first
wave you'll get will have exactly the same quality of the MP3 of "CBR (-b256 -ms
-h)" and the second wave will have exactly the same quality of "VBR (-V1 -b128
-mj -q1)". Think about it for some time, and it'll be clear to you why.
- Zia
Liviu wrote:
> Please pardon the question if naive but I couldn't find the answer
> elsewhere...
>
> I encode the same .wav to 2 different .mp3's - first one CBR (-b256 -ms -h),
> second one VBR (-V1 -b128 -mj -q1).
> Then I decode (--decode) the 2 .mp3's back, and the resulting .wav's have
> different sizes, both of them different from the original one.
>
> Is this expected behaviour?
>
> Best Regards,
> Liviu
>
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