Dan Nelson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > use -b 16, which on my test wav actually generated an avg 24kbit file. > I had to add -M 16 to force it to generate an avg 16kbit file. Is > there an oggenc flag that does what lame's --abr ## flag does?
In Vorbis 1.0, in order to make life easier for the average user, -b is transparently mapped to a corresponding -q level. E.g., -b 128 actually means -q 4. If you want to use the equivalent of LAME's --abr, you need to use "--managed" to turn on the managed bitrate engine. Using "-b -M" also seems to achieve this effect, and gives you a maximum bitrate cap (which has a bit of flexibility). -- Greg Wooledge | "Truth belongs to everybody." [EMAIL PROTECTED] | - The Red Hot Chili Peppers http://wooledge.org/~greg/ |
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