Moreover, using a 15.1 kHz lowpass freq with 32kHz resampling is
impossible.
Oh, lame says it's filtering like this: "transition band: 15097 Hz -
15484
Hz", which I thought would be alright because 16kHz would be the cutoff
frequency at 32kHz sample rate. Have I got this wrong? Yes, maybe
lame -d -h -X 6 -Y -Z --cwlimit 12 --lowpass 15.1 --resample 32 -b
128 ...
This gives *very* acceptable results in the studio on all the test
cases I last tried two months ago, including a very difficult track
of choral music.
I just have 2 observations:
*to my mind, you should remove
Gabriel Bouvigne wrote:
to my mind, you should remove -d. This switch allows to have different blocks
on the left and on the right, but as it's implemented right now, it requires a
little more bits than without.
Thank you very much for the advice which I shall gladly take.
* as you're using
Gentlemen,
I must thank you for the recent improvements to LAME (not to mention
the removal of dependence on ISO source code). We are currently
compiling a "20 year" celebration for the independent classical
record label Hyperion Records and, to make it easy for the compiler
to get the tracks in
