NS>> Perhaps you are hoping joint stereo to be improved, but --nspsytune
NS>> doesn't improve anything with joint stereo.
NS>> --nspsytune is intended to improve result of vbrtest.wav and square
NS>> wave with VBR. You can obtain vbrtest.wav from website of lame. And,
NS>> --nspsytune improves CBR quality at bitrate like 128kbps. Perhaps you
NS>> can easily notice difference with result of appluad.wav.
RV> thanks for the clarification. now I understand what nspsytune tries
RV> to achieve.
RV> I just asumed that it had something to do with JS because you told
RV> that it wouldn't work with the RH extensions.
RV> I guess the JS problem will be tackled at another time :)
addendum: nonetheless JS influence or not, "--nspsytune" only has
negative implications on the -V1 (-q1) I use. Perfectly possible 128k
sounds better, just wanted to express that imo -V1 does not.
I don't know what the cause is, but the improvements on lower bitrates
are at cost of sound quality degradation on higher ones.
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