Gabriel Bouvigne wrote:
> I'm not sure about the lowpass option. I think that the default values are > quite appropriated. Do you really need to override this option in your case? I think the default lowpass values are quite useless, especially in low bitrate encodings. I'm doing live mp3 streaming with icecast, and generate a 24 kb/s 22.05kHz stream (along the 96 kb/s stream). The default lowpass for 24 kb/s is about 4.5kHz, which is totally unaccaptable. If I override it to 8.5kHz, it's quite OK. At first this whole automatic lowpass troubled me quite a lot. IMHO lame should not imply any changes to the sound unless specified explicitly. There could be a 'detect best' option, so that it would use all these heuristic values, like downscaling the sample rate and/or applying a lowpass filter. (The 24 kb/s 22.05kHz stream gets downscaled to 16kHz by default, I manually have to override this so that there is no change.) Also, when using lame as a shared library, and calling all the functions, I also found that there is an automatic lowpass generation. This is even more annyoing. IMHO these features should only be at the command line program, not when calling the API. PS: Could you change back the reply-to: field for the list? In 99.9% of the cases I reply to the whole list, not the author of a given message. (Yes, I know the mailman doc recommends no reply-to: to the list.) _______________________________________________ mp3encoder mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://minnie.tuhs.org/mailman/listinfo/mp3encoder
