Is it possible to use some extra switches in GoGo to optimize the sound quality?

The best one i've come up with so far is:

gogo -b 128 -q 2 -a -m j filname.wav filename.mp3

which should be the same as:

lame --abr 128 -h -m j filename.wav filename.mp3

No. Most advanced switches were stripped from Gogo prior to porting the code to ASM.

It lacks some modules as well (It seems it uses only Gpsycho, so you can't switch to NSpsytune, and so on...)

So the settings I'm using right now is the best possible one for 128 kbps mp3's?

I guess it'll have to do. I'm only using GoGo when I'm in a hurry to rip&encode an album.

Yes. Just be sure to check "Use psycho-acoustics" and don't "Disable low pass filter"

That should be enough to provide Gogo's best quality.

Quality wise, how are considered MP3 procuded by GoGo verus that produced by the latest Fhg, for around mid-high bitrate (say 170-180 VBR)?

I know i'm better using LAME 3.92 -aps, but some times I need something more faster as I have a very slow machine (and some CD I don't care to much).

Thx, Bye!

I'm not checking or unchecking anything. I can't use Wav2GoGo.

The first time I tried starting it I got an error message that said something like "Can't find dll-file MSVBVM60.dll"

So I downloaded that file and now it says:

"Component MSCOMCTL.OCX or one of its dependencies not correctly registered: A file is missing or invalid"

So I'm stuck with gogo.exe.

Nevermind. It works now.

Just see last ver. 3.10 it's LAME 3.88 based, so I think to know the answer! Sorry!

Bye!