Can you tell me what is the best AAC audio codec for windows at bitrate 128, and in generall what is the best audio codec ( AAC, MP4, MP3, MP3PRO, OGG ) at 128 / 160 ???
Also can you tell me how to compress to AAC in QT, i don't know what i'm doing wrong but it dosen't work. I do it all, as it is said on Apple page.
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Best 128k AAC codec, quicktime.
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MPC, AAC, Ogg Vorbis, and MP3 can all be the best depending on what you need.
MP3 is not needed for anything but compatibility. If all portable players now supported Ogg Vorbis and/or MPC and AAC, MP3 would have no use.
MPC is the best at 160k, no doubt, qualitywise. But it has no chance of getting hardware support as I see so far.
Ogg Vorbis has chance of getting hardware support. iRiver is on it, the Neuros already has it(well, somewhat, above 200k it's fux0red
). It's still better than MP3, even at high bitrates from my experience; all the posts of MP3 being better at high bitrates confuse me, it's the exact opposite for me, and many others.
AAC, I'm not that familiar with since I've never had a use for it, or a cause to use it, so I don't know. I know it's nowhere near as good as MPC at 160k+. Ogg Vorbis GT3 and AAC are like apples and oranges at that bitrate, I'm not really sure, I haven't tested it for myself, that's just what I've picked up here so far.
Hope this helps.
Describe your problem more detailed so we can help you.
MPC, AAC, Ogg Vorbis, and MP3 can all be the best depending on what you need.
MP3 is not needed for anything but compatibility. If all portable players now supported Ogg Vorbis and/or MPC and AAC, MP3 would have no use.
MPC is the best at 160k, no doubt, qualitywise. But it has no chance of getting hardware support as I see so far.
Ogg Vorbis has chance of getting hardware support. iRiver is on it, the Neuros already has it(well, somewhat, above 200k it's fux0red
). It's still better than MP3, even at high bitrates from my experience; all the posts of MP3 being better at high bitrates confuse me, it's the exact opposite for me, and many others.AAC, I'm not that familiar with since I've never had a use for it, or a cause to use it, so I don't know. I know it's nowhere near as good as MPC at 160k+. Ogg Vorbis GT3 and AAC are like apples and oranges at that bitrate, I'm not really sure, I haven't tested it for myself, that's just what I've picked up here so far.
Hope this helps.
QUOTE(Differenciam @ Jul 23 2003, 11:12 PM)
MPC, AAC, Ogg Vorbis, and MP3 can all be the best depending on what you need.
If you only want to know which one has best quality at 128kbps, wait 11 days for the result of my test.
QUOTE(Differenciam @ Jul 23 2003, 10:12 PM)
Ogg Vorbis has chance of getting hardware support. iRiver is on it, the Neuros already has it(well, somewhat, above 200k it's fux0red ).
). Also, for car audio systems, PhatNoise is experimenting with supporting Ogg. Some people have made it work *unofficially*, with some manual steps to enable playlist mgmt and decoding, but it's rumored that Ogg Vorbis will be seamlessly and officially supported someday (soon?) for the PhatBox/Music Keg.
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Best 128k AAC codec, quicktime.
Describe your problem more detailed so we can help you.
Describe your problem more detailed so we can help you.
FU*K. I could not belief that. I reinstall my QT 6.3 and it now works !!! FU*K !!! I will never understand why programs under M$ Windows sometimes works nad sometimes not ...
Thanks all for answers.
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