Hi I just stumbled in so forgive me when this was already posted. I have encoded a track which already on the original CD has some very annoying high frequency beeping (german: "eklig hohes fiepen") on it.
With 128 cbr -m j -h the beeping is gone. While Xing 128 cbr stereo keeps it. In this case this is very nice behaviour of Lame :), but I think that leads to the conclusion, that audible high frequency sounds are just cut off. And the characteristics of many instruments probably suffer. With 160 cbr -m j -h the beeping is audible, but weaker. And with 192 I don't hear a difference anymore. I know that mp3-encodeing is compression and information is lost during the process but wasn't it meant to be: only "non-hearable information" ? And I thought 128 kbit/s was enough to keep an image of the CD sound. So if this loss of information is tolerable @128+160 -->> nevermind :) If not and you think I have found something that should/should not be there -->> The song was Nux Vomica from the Squarepusher. If interested I can send you part of it @ 320 cbr. Greetings Jo. _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ mp3encoder mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://minnie.tuhs.org/mailman/listinfo/mp3encoder
