256kbps files command line in fb2k? 2018-12-05 06:12:10 Does anybody know how to create 256kbs equivalent files with lame3100m in foobar2000? I came up with this command line for 320kbps-equivalent files:Quote-S --noreplaygain -V0 --cvbr 0 - %dI'm guessing the -cvbr switch has something to do with it? The help file doesn't make it clear at all.
Re: 256kbps files command line in fb2k? Reply #1 – 2018-12-05 07:04:52 -S --noreplaygain -b256 -q0 - %d-cvbr... in lame... where? and, yes, -V0 NOT 320-eqv, but ~270-280kbps. Last Edit: 2018-12-05 07:09:59 by m14u
Re: 256kbps files command line in fb2k? Reply #2 – 2018-12-05 16:47:05 Keep in mind, I'm talking about halb27's version, 3100m. Not the standard version.
Re: 256kbps files command line in fb2k? Reply #3 – 2018-12-05 20:04:57 You should be aware that lame 3.100m ( https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,103431.msg850346.html#msg850346 ) is not based on the current lame 3.100 ( https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,114777.0.html ) , and that halb continued development of the 3.99.5 mod to 3.99.5o ( https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,112036.50.html ).As for the exact meaning of the -cvbr parameter, you have some info in the file 3100ldoc.rtf.Basically it is less likely to go down in bitrate than it is to go up.As for how to get a lower bitrate, you should realize that you are asking the encoder to encode in variable bitrate, and it's basically the place where this modification has been improved. Targeting a fixed CBR is out of the equation.Either increase the value of V ( V1, V2...) to reduce the average bitrate from the one you're getting, or simply use standard lame without -V ( like m14u suggested) Last Edit: 2018-12-05 20:10:11 by [JAZ]
Re: 256kbps files command line in fb2k? Reply #4 – 2018-12-05 23:18:02 Quote from: ManInTheDark on 2018-12-05 16:47:05Keep in mind, I'm talking about halb27's version, 3100m. Not the standard version.Sorry, wasn't paying attention. In my defense, i'm not a coprologist and I don't know anything about varieties of $hug. Quote from: [JAZ] on 2018-12-05 20:04:57Either increase the value of V ( V1, V2...) to reduce the average bitrate from the one you're getting, or simply use standard lame without -Vor use --abr, that, in my opinion, unfairly forgotten. Last Edit: 2018-12-05 23:25:10 by m14u
Re: 256kbps files command line in fb2k? Reply #5 – 2018-12-07 16:39:50 Quote from: [JAZ] on 2018-12-05 20:04:57You should be aware that lame 3.100m ( https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,103431.msg850346.html#msg850346 ) is not based on the current lame 3.100 ( https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,114777.0.html ) , and that halb continued development of the 3.99.5 mod to 3.99.5o ( https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,112036.50.html ).As for the exact meaning of the -cvbr parameter, you have some info in the file 3100ldoc.rtf.Basically it is less likely to go down in bitrate than it is to go up.As for how to get a lower bitrate, you should realize that you are asking the encoder to encode in variable bitrate, and it's basically the place where this modification has been improved. Targeting a fixed CBR is out of the equation.Either increase the value of V ( V1, V2...) to reduce the average bitrate from the one you're getting, or simply use standard lame without -V ( like m14u suggested)Huh. Didn't know that. I guess it's back to lame3995o. Anyway, I'll screw around with lame3100m and try to get it to work. Thanks for the info guys.BTW: Heard about halb27's health situation. Hope he's feeling better.