Frank Klemm schrieb am Sam, 05 Aug 2000:
<snip>
> ::  This seems to be an ATH problem. But isn't the ATH adjusted according to
> ::  the VBR scale?
> ::
> That is VBR scale?

look out in LAME's sources for a line like:
      gfc->ATH_lower = (4-gfp->VBR_q)*4.0; 

here you can see that the ATH is lowered by 16 dB with -V0,
-V4 is the default and there you will get the usual ATH as 
in constant bitrate coding.

> 
> ::  It's right that a switch to manually adjust the ATH would be good, as I also
> ::  think that some low level pieces of classic music are encoded with too few
> ::  bits.
> ::  A rough solution is to completely disable use of the ATH with --noath
> ::  
> Average Bitrate (fictitious example)
> 
> Level                          SPL for FS
> below FS       70 dB   80 dB   90 dB  100 dB  110 dB  120 dB
>    0          180     185     180     175     165     150     
>  -10          175     180     185     180     175     165
>  -20          165     175     180     185     180     175
>  -30          150     165     175     180     185     180
>  -40          130     150     165     175     180     185
>  -50          105     130     150     165     175     180
>  -60           80     105     130     150     165     175
>  -70           50      80     105     130     150     165
>  -80           20      50      80     105     130     150
>  -90            0      20      50      80     105     130
> 
> So if you calculate the bitrate for SPL/FS = 90 dB, you
> have the following deficiencies:
> 
> Level                          SPL for FS
> below FS       70 dB   80 dB   90 dB  100 dB  110 dB  120 dB
>    0          -       5       -       -       -       -
>  -10          -       -       -       -       -       -
>  -20          -       -       -        5      -       -
>  -30          -       -       -        5      10       5
>  -40          -       -       -       10      15      20
>  -50          -       -       -       15      25      30
>  -60          -       -       -       20      35      45
>  -70          -       -       -       25      45      60
>  -80          -       -       -       25      50      70
>  -90          -       -       -       30      55      80
> 
> 
> So if you calculate the bitrate for SPL/FS = 90 dB and set B_min=100, you
> have the following deficiencies:
> 
> Level                          SPL for FS
> below FS       70 dB   80 dB   90 dB  100 dB  110 dB  120 dB
>    0          -       5       -       -       -       -               
>  -10          -       -       -       -       -       -               
>  -20          -       -       -        5      -       -               
>  -30          -       -       -        5      10      5               
>  -40          -       -       -       10      15      20              
>  -50          -       -       -       15      25      30              
>  -60          -       -       -       20      35      45              
>  -70          -       -       -       25      45      60              
>  -80          -       -       -        5      30      50              
>  -90          -       -       -       -        5      30              
> 
> Using a bitrate of 
>   max (SPL/FS80, SPL/FS90, SPL/FS100, SPL/FS110) 
> you can hear at any volume without audible noise.


Sorry, I don't get your point here, what is FS?


> 
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Frank, what LAME version are you using? And have you tried to disable
that scalefac_scale feature? 
(If I remember right you are using -q1, leave it out and listen again)


Ciao Robert
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