[vorbis] Ogg artifacts

[Paul E]

CD'nGO Suite is the best ripping suite I've found.  It will rip and 
based on your settings adjust the volume/amplitude of the wav file, I 
have it make mine 98% full volume if it is 100% or below 95%.  Then it 
will compress into one of a million formats including Vorbis.  It will 
do the vorbis tags, it even makes my music directory structure, a 
directory for the artist, then for the album, and then it names the 
songs exactly how I set it up to name them.  It also gets all the info 
from CDDB.  It's easy to write in the names of the songs too if you 
aren't connected or it's your own work.  It really is sweet.  Once you 
have it setup you just select extract and that's about it.  15 minutes 
later it's all done.  The link is www.ngo.com I think.  It's listed at 
vorbis.com.

Paul

Andrew Bainbridge wrote:

>>What it really boils down to is my thoughtlessness of cd rippers and
>>encoders and the seperation between the two. I was so caught up in finding
>>a front end to manage the song names, that I constrained myself to GUI apps
>>instead of using the command-line tools and removing all other elements.
>>    
>>
>
>I rip to wavs with EAC and encode with the GUI program oggdropXPd. The
>link below offers a few different versions of oggdrop (they're all free
>of course):
>
>http://rarewares.hydrogenaudio.org/ogg.html
>
>What follows is more information than you want ;-)
>
>There's one version of oggdropXPd built with LibVorbis 1.0.1 which
>should provide exactly the same encoding as the command line app you
>used (assuming you used the latest version). There's also another
>version labelled GT3b1, which uses a modified version of LibVorbis v1.0.
>GT stands for Garf Tuned. Garf is a guy who has tweaked the standard
>Vorbis encoder, and most people agree that the results are slightly
>better than the standard encoder (although this is probably still
>controversial).
>
>- Andrew
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