It's my opinion that SlimServer and foobar2000 are
more accurate. When I encode MP3s at VBR 6
(average 115 kbps), SlimServer and foobar2000
agree with each other and come closest. Mp3tag,
Windows and MPEG Audio Collection all agree with
each other and are further off, usually on the low
side.
Of course, this is just my opinion and I have no
concrete evidence. YMMV, IANAL and all that. ;-)
I don't even know if there's any truly accurate
way of identifying the bitrate of VBR files
anyway? Could be wrong on that one.
Mike Anderson wrote:
> I have some files that Slimserver and Foobar2000
identify as 160kbps
> MP3's.
>
> However, iTunes and Windows says they're encoded
with VBR at a higher
> average bitrate (200+).
>
> How can I determine which is correct?
>
> Thanks,
> Mike
>
>
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