Most of the switches are self explanatory, but looking through
--longhelp, I would like further help on a few of them:
-m <mode> (s)tereo, (j)oint, (f)orce, (m)ono or (a)auto
LAME does not have a "dual channel" mode? Not that I would ever use
it, but I've just never seen an encode that didn't support it!
-q <arg> <arg> = 0...9. Default -q 5
Where can we get info on the different noise shaping & psycho acoustic
algorithms used with each quality level?
What is the function of a VBR "routine", for example mtrh (and I don't
mean "what is VBR!), and how do these two differ?
-V n quality setting for VBR. default n=4
0=high quality,bigger files. 9=smaller files
What exactly is varied by the V setting? Does this set the maximum
acceptable quantization (noise) level?
--athtype n selects between different ATH types [0-5]
WHAT 6 types?! Where to find info on the different types.
--ath-adjust n ATH auto adjust types 1-3, else no adjustment
This ones got me completely stumped at to its real function.
--adapt-thres-type n n=1 total energy or n=2 approximated
loudness
--adapt-thres-level x ??
How are these related?
I have lots of questions about the PSY related switches, but I'll stop
here for now.
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