Jack Davis schrieb am Don, 01 Jan 1970:
> Robert Hegemann wrote:
> >Date: Sun, 16 Jul 2000 00:06:16 +0200
> >Subject: Re: [MP3 ENCODER] Encoding glitches with -mj
> >..
> >By the way, Takehiro's scalefac_scale feature (aka -q1 feature)
> >is now on by default (with -h).
>
> In 3.86a it seems, that this feature is always switched on.
> I'am using:
> -mj --vbr-old -V1 -b128 -F
> Adding -h has no influence.
> With the older 3.85,
> -mj -V1 -b128 -F
> gives better results as
> -mj -V1 -b128 -F -q1.
> The difference with normal music is very little, but i can hear it very
> audible with fatboy.wav.
> The 3.86a always sounds as 3.85 with -q1. I can not switch of
> this feature. Is this a bug, or have i made a mistake?
>
> Jack
Hi Jack!
-h is always on by default if you use VBR modes like -v (default VBR mode),
--vbr-old or --vbr-new. You can switch to a lower quality setting as -h
(equals -q2) with -q3. But caution, the -q n switches are meant for internal
testings only, they are not documented cos they can change from day to day.
As of last week, the only difference between -h (-q2) and -q3 is that
Takehiro's scalefac_scale feature is turned on with -h and off with -q3.
Ciao Robert
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