pecosbill76
Feb 14 2005, 22:32
Hi from Italy !
If I need to lower the volume of a song that then I need to encode, is it better attenuate the volume BEFORE encoding using Cool Edit or is good enough use the "--scale n" option DURING encoding ?
Example:
--alt-preset standard --scale 0.89 is GOOD THE SAME as --alt-preset standard applied on a song pre-normalized at 0.89 ?
I mean ONLY about QUALITY !
Thanks !
john33
Feb 14 2005, 22:44
I would seriously doubt that there's any real difference. The LAME --scale option also applies the scaling to the samples before encoding.
pecosbill76
Feb 14 2005, 23:17
PLEASE : move my question to his right place.
( I think MP3 general)
Thanks
dreamliner77
Feb 14 2005, 23:27
What about just using mp3gain so that the changes are not permanant?
pecosbill76
Feb 14 2005, 23:29
QUOTE (dreamliner77 @ Feb 14 2005, 10:27 PM)
What about just using mp3gain so that the changes are not permanant?
I know this, but my question is different and precise: I need encode a lower volume.
Thank You
Gabriel
Feb 14 2005, 23:45
The rusults would be quite similar. The only difference is that Lame is doing the scaling on 32bits floats.
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