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| quote: | Originally posted by uberclkgtr
Replace "better" with "much worse", and you have an accurate picture. The files sizes are much smaller, but this is because the compression is much higher. Usually the sampling frequency is halved in order to get the smaller file sizes too. You don't get anything for free.
Now if you want small mp3s, then for a given file size, an MP3pro (fancy name for v2.0 of the mpeg-3 encoding scheme) file may give you a better sounding file than a normal v1.0 encoded file, but this doesn't scale up. There is a quality ceiling on v2.0 encoding which is lower than v1.0 encoding.
If you want quality-sounding mp3s, stay away from anything with MP3pro written on it.
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nice! thanx for the explanation. you're right about the mpeg encoding stuff, i think i compared the v2 with v1, i think Lame encoder has those options....
>JM<
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