I'm fairly new to MP3 encoding and to LAME, and am trying to find the
LAME options that produce the best sounding audio from my ripped CDs.
I notice that the default bitrate for LAME is 128kbps, but that allot
of the MP3s I download are encoded with 192kbps bitrate. They "seem"
to sound better,
I am a musician. I notice crap when I go below 192. I would stay
at 224 or 256. your options are fine. If you have a bunch of
files to do then use a batch process.
-kali
On Sun, 16 Apr 2000, lewst wrote:
I'm fairly new to MP3 encoding and to LAME, and am trying to find the
LAME options
I'm trying to make mp3's using LAME for use in my Apex AD600-A DVD/mp3
player,
which is quite finiky as to what it plays. Opposite of most players, it
has problems
with low bitrate mp3's - doesn't play anything below 64kb/sec, and tends
to crap
out on VBR mp3's that have 32kb/sec sections in
On Sat, 15 Apr 2000, Ross Levis wrote:
If anyone is interested,VBR is now more spread over the bitrates. Here is a $
bitrate. Some -V tuning is obviously needed. I guess the better lossless co$
Did you notice any quality differences?
The main difference is Robert's latest VBR
On Sun Apr 16 at 10:11:02 PM, BBK wrote:
but according to the VBR histogram, it's still generating 32kb/sec
blocks, which
are undesireable.
I think it does that on silence, regardless of what -b setting you have.
sean
--
Sean Harding [EMAIL PROTECTED] | "You can't fight in here!
I am a musician. I notice crap when I go below 192. I would stay
at 224 or 256. your options are fine. If you have a bunch of files
to do then use a batch process.
Thanks for your response. Another question is whether VBR or CBR
produces better quality sound? For example, how do the
