edekba
Aug 28 2005, 23:21
If i was to strip a vcd of its audio & encode it to either mp3 or aac for playback on my ipod, what would be the opitmal bitrate or encoding settings i guess.
I believe vcd audio is not cd quality and thus maybe mp3 -aps would be over kill ... as would faac q-150.
Just want some opinions so i dont have to transcode mulitple times.
thanks
NeoRenegade
Aug 28 2005, 23:53
VCD audio is MP2 @ 224kbps. I wouldn't bother transcoding to MP3 at any higher than 160kbps.
edekba
Aug 29 2005, 01:32
QUOTE(NeoRenegade @ Aug 28 2005, 09:53 PM)
VCD audio is MP2 @ 224kbps. I wouldn't bother transcoding to MP3 at any higher than 160kbps.
hmm so CBR would work? if you say about 160 ... then -alt preset medium or -q125 might work then correct?
thanks!
Latexxx
Aug 29 2005, 05:27
Try --alt-preset standard. I'm pretty confident that it will use a bitrate under 200.
magic75
Aug 29 2005, 10:55
At least a lot of software MP3 decoders can decode MP2 as well, maybe its worth a try to see if the ipod can play the MP2 file directly?
edekba
Aug 31 2005, 01:37
would i need to reencode the 48Khz to 44.1KHz?
vcd audio is 48 i believe ...
optimus
Sep 5 2005, 03:50
QUOTE(edekba @ Aug 31 2005, 03:37 PM)
would i need to reencode the 48Khz to 44.1KHz?
vcd audio is 48 i believe ...
vcd audio is 44.1khz. By my experience, encoding vcd audio track into MP3 at 128kbps is more than enough.
edekba
Sep 13 2005, 13:36
yeah ... nm
vcd audio is mpeg2 @ 224 44.1Khz
ill just do q-100 aac for my purposes (ipod listening)
Thanks!
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