Hello,
Hrmm... that is an interesting idea. I completely hadn't thought of this. Does this
actually take away bits from being used to encode the audio frame? If so then what is
the real use of this switch? I had thought this switch would help to prevent the mp3
from being possibly corrupted by being transferred over and over again. Not that this
really happens often but I thought why not. If however this switch really isn't that
useful and it takes bits away from being used to encode the audio then I will stop
using it. Currently I haven't noticed any degredation in sound just through normal
listening tests, although I haven't looked into the matter further. I will do some
testing and see if encoding without this switch seems to have any impact.
Dibrom
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On Thu, 5 Oct 2000 09:54:35
Yog Sothoth wrote:
> if lame writes a 16 bit crc for every frame (using -p switch),
>doesn't that mean there are 16 less bits for sound data for each
>frame? couldn't that affect sound quality? is this getting
>carried away a little too much? :)
>
>On Thu, Oct 05, 2000 at 09:30:23PM +1300, Ross Levis wrote:
>> -p & -F will have no effect on sound quality. I have had mixed results with
>nspsytune.
>>
>> Ross.
>
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