OT: ogg file blind, listening test

[Jason Clinton]

On Thu, 2004-10-14 at 21:25, Leo Mauler wrote:
> So I think its pretty safe to save space by converting
> your 256K MP3 files into 192K OGG files.

Just to make it clear, you never /ever/ want to encode from MP3 to OGG.
Going to lossy -> lossy is bad.

Also, you might find that 160 Kbps is about right. Beware of higher
bitrates; higher bitrates mean increased computational requirements.
Some of the OGG portable players can't handle more than 192 Kbps.


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