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Tripwire
I'll probably get killed for posting this, but what gives:

1) WMA9Pro
2) Q90_44_2_24
3) EAC + WMCmd.vbs
manni
1. Musepack
2. preset standard
3. EAC & mppenc.exe 1.14
ChangFest
QUOTE
I'll probably get killed for posting this, but what gives:
1) WMA9Pro
2) Q90_44_2_24
3) EAC + WMCmd.vbs


gun2.gif ...JK

Why would you get killed for posting what you use? IMO you shouldn't have to worry about posting what codec is your choice. Everyone here at HA should tolerate a person's personal choice of a codec, be it something that they do not agree with. biggrin.gif

BTW: I won't post what codecs and encoders I use, because I'm not a "big shot" around here tongue.gif
Tripwire
That comment was meant as a joke, because I was expecting people to argue over it smile.gif
krmathis
1. FLAC
2. --best
3. FLAC 1.1.0

Solaris
eagleray
Garf signed on with Ahead.

Cream floats to the top.

Good luck to Garf.
Yaztromo
EAC secure mode, No C2, Disable Cache, Append Gaps to Previous Track.

Then.

Compress with Monkey's Audio extra high mode.

Then.

Tag with Foobar's Masstagger and replaygain scan.
Raptus
QUOTE(sld @ Jan 16 2004, 11:03 PM)
I use MPC 1.14, -standard -xlevel, EAC in secure mode, no C2 detection.

Same here cool.gif
grbmusic
See on my signature wink.gif
ScorLibran
For normal listening at home and in my car...

flac.exe -8


For my portable (CBR-only) MP3 player...

lame.exe --alt-preset cbr 128

(Although I know FhG could be a good or better option for CBR at this bitrate based on what I've read, LAME with this setting sounds fine to me on my portable. "If it ain't broke, don't fix it. wink.gif )


Edit:

QUOTE(eagleray @ Feb 22 2004, 11:23 AM)
Garf signed on with Ahead.

Best of luck to Garf in his new endeavors. smile.gif
harashin
General archive:Musepack 1.14 --standard --xlevel |Nero AAC Normal
Lossless archive:WavPack 3.97(private use) |FLAC 1.1.0(for distribution of samples)
Portable use:LAME 3.90.3 --alt-preset standard(maybe overkill for my cheap portable headphones)
Within video:Ogg Vorbis 1.0.1(I'm planning to use aoTuV instead though.) -q[3-5] |Nero AAC LC/HE

I'd like to say good luck to Garf, too.
music_man_mpc
Computer:

MPC 1.14b
--quality 5 --xlevel

Current portable:

LAME 3.90.3
--alt-preset standard (thinking of moving to --alt-preset standard -y)

Dream portable (I will have you one day iPod!!):

Nero AAC 2.6.1.9
Transparent Profile

Lossless:

FLAC
-8

Video:

1 CD
Nero AAC 2.6.1.9
Portable Profile (50 - 70kb/s)

2 CD
Nero AAC 2.6.1.9
Streaming or Transparent Profile

3+ CD
Nero AAC 2.6.1.9
Transparent Profile
or
Original AC3 Audio
amano
no "hot shot" here either:

archiving: Wav files burnt to CD's wink.gif

for my 2 portables: --alt-preset standard -Y (lame 3.90.3)

For my PC: for simplicity MP3, too (due to my portables)

RIPPING: only EAC (secure mode, no C2, cache turned off).
p0l1m0rph1c
mppenc 1.15r
--quality 6 --xlevel
EAC for extraction

In my favorite albums, lossless (OptimFROG 4.507 --encode --mode extranew --optimize fast)
Stich
oggenc -q10 in cmd only
The_Cisco_Kid
still on FLAC for archiving after playing very briefly with WavePack Hybrid. A good portion of my collection is in APE but have no plans on using that again or converting those to anything else.

for lossy things where I own the master CD and it is not from a vinyl source (damn few for me these days as nearly everything I do is from 33/45/78s) currently waffling between Compaact MP4 files (via Foobar diskwriter) and MPC.
Most likely - for the moment at least - going with low bitrate MP4 files for my Old Time Radio section on my audio site. In my own tests with Compaact! it sounds far superior with comparable sizes in the 30-50 Kbps range than the many 32 Kbps CBR MP3 I have accumulated over the years.
VEG
1. OggEnc aoTuV b3
2. --quality 0
3. foobar2000
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