Dozer
Efram the retarded rabbit
What are the best settings to rip a cd at? im new to ogg, i just want descent quality, 96 kbs is normally fine in mp3 for me so what should i do for ogg?
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80kbps should work just fine if you want the same qual as your mp3's, perhaps even lower.
Dozer, If you haven't already tried it, tkcoggripper ( http://www.thekompany.com/projects/tkcoggripper/) will rip your cd, with freedb info, with one click. It defaults to 192 - try this first for real quality, but you can set it lower.
Dozer
Efram the retarded rabbit
i used this ripper and the oggs that i have dont work on my gp, they crash it. noticed wen playing them in winamp that they are vbr, should they be cbr? If thats the case how do i get them to rip at a constant bitrate?reeced posted on Oct 7 2003 at 06:00 PM said:Dozer, If you haven't already tried it, tkcoggripper ( http://www.thekompany.com/projects/tkcoggripper/) will rip your cd, with freedb info, with one click. It defaults to 192 - try this first for real quality, but you can set it lower.
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Dozer, I presume you're using Oggplayer v0.2
I had no trouble with VBR (quality) setting, but if you want to try CBR (which I've also tried) then just click on the tools icon, then select "Encoding" tab and click the "Bitrate" button and enter the same rate for maximum and minimum bitrates.
Good luck.
I had no trouble with VBR (quality) setting, but if you want to try CBR (which I've also tried) then just click on the tools icon, then select "Encoding" tab and click the "Bitrate" button and enter the same rate for maximum and minimum bitrates.
Good luck.