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| What is variable bitrate (VBR)? Is it a good bitrate? What are ups and downs of mp3s encoded like this. |
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Basically, it encodes the complicated sections of a song at a higher bitrate (say... between 160kbps and 320kbps) and the less complicated sections at a lower bitrate (between maybe 64kbps and 128kbps). It allows for high quality encodes with relatively small file sizes.
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Re: VBR
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| Is it good if mp3s are encoded in this way or is it better if they are encoded in a uniform bitrate, say for example 128 kbps? |
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Quoting Filter, "It allows for high quality encodes with relatively small file sizes." So yes, that is a good thing.    |
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on 2006-03-14 20:05:25 |
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Usually when encoding to VBR you have the option to set a "quanitizer" (usually a number between 1-10) which is how high you want the overall quality to be. Set to 1, the quality may range from 28-128kpbs during the song. Set to 10, the quality may range from 256-512kbps throughout the song (completly overkill). Usually go with a 6 or 7 on a scale from 1-10. |
