(LAME encoder - VBR) What are the 1-9 equivalent to the "Very Low" - "Very High" settings?
My general question is this one: according to the lame encoder documentation, there is a total of 9 different VBR quality settings (1-9), but there are only 6 options in Soundconverter, ranging from very low to extremely high. To which LAME 1-9 settings is each of them equivalent?
I have a second question, in direct relation to the first one. For my needs, I find that "normal" is too low and "high" results in big files, so I was hoping that lame V3 or V4 would be a good compromise between the 2, but it doesn't look like these seetings are available in Soundconverter. Is there a way to force Soundconverter to apply VBR settings that are not part of the basic options ?
Thank you very much (answer can come in French or English BTW).
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- 2015-11-09
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The vbr mp3 quality settings are here:
https:/
You can force the exact lame quality by not using SoundConverter to set the quality, but writing directly the wanted quality with gconf-editor, key: /apps/SoundConv
Pierre Gallaz (pierregallaz) said : | #2 |
Thanks! Wonderful.
Pierre Gallaz (pierregallaz) said : | #3 |
Thanks GautierPortet, that solved my question.