On Wed, 13 Nov 2002, Haas Wernfried wrote:
maybe you could switch to ogg vorbis, it is designed to be able to peel
a stream, which means reducing bitrate without reencoding, but afaik
the tools for peeling are quite experimental / not available for the public
yet. if you already have mp3s and
I have a number of files created with lame 3.92 using the --r3mix
preset. They all sound great. The problem is when I reencode them
down
for streaming. It doesn't matter if I reencode on the fly or reencode
first. The effect reminds me of a phase shifter commonly used on a
Hi, I'm really new to MP3.
I'm trying to watermark wavefiles and encode to MP3 files, but I seem to
have no progress after few months.
Can anyone advise me on what literature should I read up?
Do I need a clear understanding of psychoacoustic model, huffman constants
etc? Please help. Thanks.
In the last episode (Nov 14), Greg Wooledge said:
Dan Nelson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Unfortunately, ogg is no good for streaming, as its minimum bitrate
is 64k.
That's completely untrue. I've heard of people producing Vorbis
bitstreams as low as 5 kbps (of course, this is a degenerate
