2008/3/30, Jonathan Matthew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 3:09 AM, Vladimir Prieto > > Please file bug reports and feature requests in bugzilla.
ok, but even this one? > mp3 mode, shows type of compression made to the file. For example, Stereo > > Mode is really different from Join Stereo. So it really helps if that > > information could shows up. > > Who uses this information, and what do they use it for? Where are you > thinking that this information would be displayed? > mp3 compression audio has some mode when is stored, these are related to the way on which sound (channels) are stored. People usually use default mode, wich is Join-Stereo <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint_stereo>, but there are others like Dual-Channel and Stereo. Depending on the quality of the original sound, there will be a lot of differences between Stereo and Join-Stereo. Usually you will notice this on songs that have effects on left and right channels. So, a good way to know if the mp3 file was encoded with a better sound, is to know wich mode it is using. i set up SoundJoicer using pipes with mode=Stereo and bitrate=320, in order to encode my albums with the best quality posible with mp3. there are other usefull information on: gst-inspect-0.10 lame. XMMS does show that feature and i think Audacious does too. do i have to post this on bugzilla anyway? -- Vladimir Prieto Muñoz http://vladimir.prie.to http://www.piquichuqui.cl
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