[vorbis] mp3PRO encoder/decoder demo available
Aleksandar Dovnikovic
aldov at EUnet.yu
Thu Jun 14 11:45:06 PDT 2001
"Maik Merten" <maikmerten at gmx.net> wrote:
> Oh, by the way - I tried a metal track (Judas Priest - Bullet Train)
> with MP3pro at 64 KBit/s. Better than "traditional" MP3 but
> SBR seems to intruduce additional artifacts - guitars are
> heavily distorted ("crackling" sound, very rough).
The guys who wrote SBR probably never tested it with (real)
metal. :-))
Those crackling sounds could be clipping distorsions - I think
someone said on vqf.com board that mp3PRO doesn't sound
good with nearly-clipped music. Since Jugulator is a newer
record, the volume is pretty high so there's lot of possibility
for clipping.
BTW Looking forward to hear Demolition. :-))
> MP3pro at 64 KBit/s sounds equal to a (good) 96 KBit/s MP3 coding.
> MP3pro at 96 KBit/s could be equal to 128 KBit/s MP3 - Vorbis
> does so, too. So I am not afraid that MP3pro could be something
> like a "Vorbis-Killer". :-)
Since Vorbis currently sounds better then MP3 at 128kbps even though
it's not using joint-stereo I think that with JS, Vorbis at 96kbps will
sound just as good as 128kbps MP3. I bet that the low-bitrate optimized
Vorbis will sound as good as mp3PRO at any bitrate (or damn near at
least).
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