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Yello sample - additional VBR 128 test

There was an unfortunate mistake with the yello sample, which Sebastian Mares used in the public VBR 128 kbps test. As I explained in the mail Sebastian quoted, the used sample was most likely a Lame -V0 encoded version instead of the lossless original.

However, it is quite interesting that the results didn't show anything special with this sample. (Except naturally the guruboolez's findings, which are quite amazing.)

For further evaluating this I have made a small test package. It contains an ABC-HR configuration file, a new lossless reference file and six new lossy samples. I have replaced the low anchor with a high anchor and Nero with a transcoded sample. Otherwise the used encoders and the settings are exactly the same that were used in the public test. The order of the contenders is not the same with the main test. The package includes an encrypted list of the real order. I will post the key later here.

I would be very much interested to have your results on this new sample. The package is easy to use. Just unrar it and open the Yello2.xml configuration file with ABC-HR. After taking the test save the result in standard txt format and post it here.

Personally, I have not really tried this yet, but I think this is not any easier than the previous yello sample.

The test package is here: Yello2.rar (8.7 MB).
The new lossless reference file is available separately here: http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....showtopic=40621


BTW, I couldn't upload the test package to the upload area even I had enough room for attachments. Is there a file size limit besides the global limit?

[span style='font-size:7pt;line-height:100%']Edit: typo[/span]

Yello sample - additional VBR 128 test

Reply #1
What song is this from?

Yello sample - additional VBR 128 test

Reply #2
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What song is this from?
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If I remember correctly it's from their song "Planet Dada", which is on the latest (?) album, "The Eye":

[a href="http://music.allofmp3.com/r2/Yello/The_Eye/group_5078/album_14/mcatalog.shtml?albref=14]Allofmp3.com[/url]
davidnaylor.org

Yello sample - additional VBR 128 test

Reply #3
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If I remember correctly it's from their song "Planet Dada", which is on the latest (?) album, "The Eye":[a href="index.php?act=findpost&pid=369286"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]

Correct.

Interesting that no one has tried the test yet. Perhaps I should post my own test results. 

Yello sample - additional VBR 128 test

Reply #4
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ABC/HR for Java, Version 0.5b, 05 3・2006
Testname: Yello2

Tester: haregoo

1R = yello2_6.wav
2L = yello2_4.wav
3L = yello2_2.wav
4L = yello2_3.wav
5L = yello2_5.wav
6R = yello2_1.wav

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General Comments:
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1R File: yello2_6.wav
1R Rating: 4.5
1R Comment:
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2L File: yello2_4.wav
2L Rating: 4.0
2L Comment:
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3L File: yello2_2.wav
3L Rating: 4.5
3L Comment:
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5L File: yello2_5.wav
5L Rating: 4.8
5L Comment:
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6R File: yello2_1.wav
6R Rating: 3.8
6R Comment:
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ABX Results:
Original vs yello2_1.wav
    8 out of 8, pval = 0.0030
Original vs yello2_2.wav
    8 out of 8, pval = 0.0030
Original vs yello2_4.wav
    8 out of 8, pval = 0.0030
Original vs yello2_6.wav
    8 out of 8, pval = 0.0030


---- Detailed ABX results ----
Original vs yello2_1.wav
Playback Range: 01.872 to 03.675
    11:29:39 PM p 1/1 pval = 0.5
    11:29:41 PM p 2/2 pval = 0.25
    11:29:43 PM p 3/3 pval = 0.125
    11:29:44 PM p 4/4 pval = 0.062
    11:29:47 PM p 5/5 pval = 0.031
    11:29:48 PM p 6/6 pval = 0.015
    11:29:50 PM p 7/7 pval = 0.0070
    11:29:56 PM p 8/8 pval = 0.0030

Original vs yello2_2.wav
Playback Range: 01.872 to 03.675
    11:28:45 PM p 1/1 pval = 0.5
    11:28:47 PM p 2/2 pval = 0.25
    11:28:53 PM p 3/3 pval = 0.125
    11:28:55 PM p 4/4 pval = 0.062
    11:28:57 PM p 5/5 pval = 0.031
    11:29:01 PM p 6/6 pval = 0.015
    11:29:03 PM p 7/7 pval = 0.0070
    11:29:05 PM p 8/8 pval = 0.0030

Original vs yello2_4.wav
Playback Range: 01.872 to 03.675
    11:26:00 PM p 1/1 pval = 0.5
    11:26:04 PM p 2/2 pval = 0.25
    11:26:05 PM p 3/3 pval = 0.125
    11:26:10 PM p 4/4 pval = 0.062
    11:26:11 PM p 5/5 pval = 0.031
    11:26:13 PM p 6/6 pval = 0.015
    11:26:15 PM p 7/7 pval = 0.0070
    11:26:17 PM p 8/8 pval = 0.0030

Original vs yello2_6.wav
Playback Range: 01.872 to 05.339
    11:33:08 PM p 1/1 pval = 0.5
    11:33:12 PM p 2/2 pval = 0.25
    11:33:17 PM p 3/3 pval = 0.125
    11:33:19 PM p 4/4 pval = 0.062
    11:33:21 PM p 5/5 pval = 0.031
    11:33:24 PM p 6/6 pval = 0.015
    11:33:25 PM p 7/7 pval = 0.0070
    11:33:27 PM p 8/8 pval = 0.0030

One of these samples was transparent for me.
I didn't participate in latest Sebastian's public listening test, so can't talk about differences of difficulty.

Interesting to see how this is going?

Edit:codebox

Yello sample - additional VBR 128 test

Reply #5
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f I remember correctly it's from their song "Planet Dada", which is on the latest (?) album, "The Eye":

Allofmp3.com
[a href="index.php?act=findpost&pid=369286"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]


Not to be a party pooper but allofmp3 is illegal to use both if you're a Russian or if you live outside. If you don't want to pay much for music, use torrents. Otherwise, stick to amazon/itunes/napster etc



Yello sample - additional VBR 128 test

Reply #8
Quote
Quote
f I remember correctly it's from their song "Planet Dada", which is on the latest (?) album, "The Eye":

Allofmp3.com
[a href="index.php?act=findpost&pid=369286"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]


Not to be a party pooper but allofmp3 is illegal to use both if you're a Russian or if you live outside. If you don't want to pay much for music, use torrents. Otherwise, stick to amazon/itunes/napster etc
[a href="index.php?act=findpost&pid=369319"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]


Well, the Swedish authoroties have said that until the matter has been further investigated they won't be prosecuting anyone.

Anyway, I bought that CD long before I started shopping at allofmp3.
davidnaylor.org

Yello sample - additional VBR 128 test

Reply #9
Besides, with torrents, you can sometimes get 320 kbps MP3s even FLACs

Like I did...