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Went to -q-2 and quite a few annoying artifacts started to appear not quite sure which ones were less annoying. Pushed it down to -q-1 and to my amazement, ogg still won. * aac vs ogg: aac as above, ogg -q0 won clearly. * aac vs original: I used the new winamp plugin at 48kbps, and although I could clearly hear the difference, this sounded just about acceptable to me not sure I would use it though. I kept going down all the way to -q0 and was amazed that ogg still beat mp3 at that level! * mp3 vs ogg: I left lame at -V6 and started with ogg (lancer) at -q4. * mp3 vs original: -V6 with lame 3.97 was the lowest I could go before the sound quality degraded too much. On the phone I used tcpmp to run a song in a loop for 1 hour, and compared the battery levels before and after. I used foobar2000 ABX (with a minimum of 8 results everytime) for evaluating quality.

Sorry I do not have the formal results here, but I can present you with my conclusions:

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I did some ABX and battery tests recently, for exactly that purpose: fit as much music as I could on my portable music player (SPV C550 smartphone with tcpmp) and maximize battery life. If ogg doesn't change power req'd, you could go 10 kbps lower than the same mp3. Some method of automatic random fill might be neat.Īs for mp3 vs ogg, I would do a little test to see if there is any effect on battery life. On the other hand, mass storage flash means loading new songs is really quick. If you will be transcoding from flac every time you change music, that might make you less inclined to do it all the time. If you don't like to change out the tracks all the time, you should go for lower bitrate so you can fit more.

I think what encoder and quality you use will depend on how you use your portable. Or select one of the ogg vorbis comand line settings and duplicate it and then edit it to a different q number. I'd use the command line so that you can point it to an autuv version.

Either use the built in ogg vorbis, or choose a the command line. Go to Diskwriter prefrences and click the 'add new' button under the preset selection box. Those are the presets that foobar has pre-defined. Quote No because the mp3 player is currently.in transit.ĮDIT: Foobar only lets me select commandline ogg vorbis q4-q6, what happened to all the the other options?

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