The idea is to increase time resolution, so pre-echo will be less noticable. if u only consider quality there's not much reason to use sbr at 'high' bitrates.Originally posted by Andrey i just meant, sbr always(!) increases the compression (it's for that), so if space is considered than it's (always) useful. For smaller file sizes you could convert the track to mono before. The lowest setting (0) will usually give about 20:1 compression. The default quality setting (5) will usually give a compression of around 8:1. An Ogg file compared to an mp3 file (at the same bit rate) has a. Quality: It provides for very good compression while maintaining the quality of multimedia files. the question is(was)whether to use sbr or not at 'high' bitrates. The scale 0 to 10 is the Ogg Vorbis 'Quality' setting. Quality settings: Quality settings range from a scale from -1 to 10, with -1 being the lowest and 10 being the highest. HE profile will obey bitrate settings.u misunderstood me. It's designed so by Ivan and it's true.just try what i wrote aboveOriginally posted by Andrey
if u use besweet/bns all setting is accepted regardless what's defined in the 'profiles' Originally posted by Andrey No, Nero will encode vbr_audiophile with LC explicitly regardless what you select in type combobox.if u use the nero gui sbr is switched of at vbr_audiophile even if u set it but. And since the sbr is made at higher resolution, it *should* bring higher quality at higher bitrates. This allows higher quality even on non-sbr supporting players. And at these bitrates, it's what we aim for, right? :)ĭSBR is AAC 44100 Hz (in the case of a CD), and SBR is made 88200 Hz. Although it still compresses better than LC only, it suffers the risk of losing transparency. Starting from one point, SBR isn't so useful anymore. Using only the Nero GUI to encode to AAC, it won't let you encode HE-AAC at these bitrates (i know you can workaround that). if u're not an 'audio-freak' u won't here any significant difference amongst the 'leading quartet'. 'dsbr is another story' ? why, how and to what extent take that test too serious. 'useful' (if u think of quality than u'd be right but if u consider compression too, u're wrong.) 'hard limit' ? (if u mean, nero will switch off sbr above a certain limit, it's false) say, u can set 'vbr_audiophile+he' and nero will do that) 'won't allow' ? (actually, u can combine the parameters however u want. utils/analisys/find_ tool with the following result:Ħ) Flac format as been seen with the same non-playing behviour.Eeehm. desactivating the directory’s cache option (settings > system > disk) this way is the only way to remains even after reboot.ĥ) the backtrace of panic occuring in buggy behaviour was given into the. Playing a big directory with a lot of files after skipping 20 to 50 of then the player will eventually start playing one of then (a random one nothing consistent here to) But the player will then be back on non-playing phases after reboot. Reinitialize the database (wether if there are no DB or an already present up-to-date one). However some consistent (systematical) way to go from non-playing to buggy phase was found: Recompiling, reinstalling rockbox from scratch doesn’t solve the buggy behaviourĤ) Nothing consistent was found about how the player goes from normal to non-playing or reverse. Differents tag coding and even wiping all the tag away didn’t help either.Ģ) The problem is not related to database as not building it and/or erasing all DB files doesn’t wipe out the buggy behaviour.ģ) The problem ist not be related to specific settings or if so, it is related to defaut settings. Several tests were made so far to establish that:ġ) The problem is not files specific as normal behaviour and non-playing and buggy behaviour occurs on the same sets of files. Two different value set were observed for now (backtrace remains the same): Buggy behaviour (you can actually play and skip between files but after playing one file, the player will just hang stucked or go into panic at the moment to load the next one:
#Freac ogg quality settings how to#
Non-playing behauviour (files are skipped one after the other till the end of the dynamic play list) – Nothing consistent was found on how to go from normal into non-playing behaviour or reverse.
Normal behaviour (files can be selected, play, playlist also play without problem) Nevertheless, 3 differents phases can be observe regarding the behaviour of the fuze+ and mpc files: The problem are quite random which lead to difficulties to track them down precisely. The problem has been identified as player specific as it doesn’t occurs on clip+ and has been seen on 2 differents Fuze+ unit. Several problem occurs with those format on Fuze+’s port.
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