[vorbis] Different average bitrates on different machines

[Patrick Masters]

One thing I have noticed between two different programs is the file sizes. I 
used DBpoweramp for encoding some of ogg files with RC2. Excellent quality 
and perfect file sizes for most songs. Then I tried the Audio Conversion 
Wizard program. I liked the sound and the GUI a little better than 
DBpoweramp. But I noticed on all of the tracks I encoded that the file sizes 
were justa  little bigger. DBpoweramp file was 2.0MB exactly and ACW was 
2.09. Its not all that big of a deal but it definitley could be the 
difference in fitting another 20-30 songs on cd or dvd-r. Any idea why this 
may be different between the two programs?

Patrick Masters

<p>From: Jack Moffitt <jack at xiph.org>
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To: vorbis at xiph.org
Subject: Re: [vorbis] Different average bitrates on different machines
Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 12:23:40 -0700

 > Really must move my encoding to 2000 Pro!

Why is hte result 2x faster on win2k?  That doesn't make much sense to
me.  A few percent is probably to be expected, but a 100% increase!?!?

jack.

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