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Greetings!
People have been asking.
Ok! about time! you say so here's the command line in its simple form that EAC uses with LAME, you may like to try it. It can be used in a batch file, naturally! changes have to be made to the command line when using it with EAC or Easy CD DA Extractor to tell LAME about the current file name of tracks being compressed. This command line uses the old VBR method I discuss in earlier messages.
"LAME -V5 -q0 --quiet <filename.wav> <filename.mp3"
"-V" followed by a number from 1-9 specifies the V quality of the encoding, this quality can be set from 0-9 and I use 5. If a smaller number is used encoding is worse but the file is small. If set to 9, the encoding is excellent! but the file is large. Please note that the "V" in this example is an upper case V and not a lower case one.
"-q" sets the Q quality, in the above example the Q quality is set to its maximum amount, the range is 0 best to 9 worst. Please note that in this example, a lower case q is used.
Everything else should be self explanatory.
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