On Wed, Feb 02, 2005 at 04:05:32PM +0000, Martin Michlmayr wrote:
> I guess what I was trying to say but what I didn't say is that
> --bitrate should override the -v option. The same applies for the
> config file, btw.
>
> cat ~/.jack3rc
> # jackrc-version:31
> bitrate:90
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> Doesn't do bitrate, I had to add 'vbr:0' as well.
This is a general problem with jack IMHO. See -Q/-q, query_on_start;
it yields:
*error* it doesn't make sense to query now _and_ when finished.
I believe command-line option should trump configuration options, and
mutually exlusive options should perhaps be combined, i.e. have
--query={start,end,none} and --bitrate={constant,variable}. Or perhaps
even parse a --quality of > 10 as a constant bitrate.
Michael
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