Robert Hegemann wrote: > I would prefer an "--ath-" prefix for the option names addressing > the ATH. The abbreviation atoq doesn't tell me anything, thaa > doesn't sound better to me too.
Instead of using "--thaa-*" as a prefix, I've mixed in Robert's suggestion and went ahead with "--athaa-*" as a common prefix for the ATH auto-adjustment switches. The old "--adapt-thres-type" is now "--athaa-loudapprox", and "--adapt-thres-level" is now "--athaa-sensitivity". I also renamed "--ath-adjust" to "--athaa-type", to bring it in line with the other ATH auto-adjustment options. This switch is mainly for testing and for disabling the ATH auto-adjustment (with "--athaa-type 0"). I've filled in the missing portion of the "--longhelp" that referred to the "--athaa-*" options. Hopefully, it's enough to give a person a vague clue about the "--athaa-sensitivity" option (formerly "--adapt-thres-level"). I suspect that the primary usefulness of "--athaa-sensitivity" will be to save a few bits by decreasing the amount of ATH auto-adjustment without entirely turning it off. I expect nearly no direct benefit from positive "--athaa-sensitivity" values. Note that the ATH auto-adjusting never affects the output for audio that does not fall below a specific loudness point (tunable by "--athaa-sensitivity"). Kind regards, - John _______________________________________________ mp3encoder mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://minnie.tuhs.org/mailman/listinfo/mp3encoder
