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j8ee
Hi!

When using --alt-preset standard -Y, the lame tag stills says lowpass 19. Is there a switch to use so the tag will contain the proper info? If I add --lowpass 16, the files get slightly smaller, but I guess that's because of the with of the lowpass filter?

Is the -Y switch and the lowpass filter similiar, so that the proper lowpass/lowpass width will give the same result as -Y?

But I also noticed that --alt-preset medium seems to include the -Y switch, but also include a passing of a lowpass filter at 18 kHz if I remember correctly. Why? That could not be very useful?

/Johan
magic75
-Y and --lowpass 16 is not the same thing. Try these posts:
http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....61&hl=y+lowpass

http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....80&hl=y+lowpass
j8ee
Ok, I get it... I thought -Y left sfb21 out completely, but it is actually keeping frequencys above 16 kHz with (very) high energy.

Thanks for the answer/links!


Edit: I found this comment very helpful, though I guess many have read it before...
http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....t=703#entry6562
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