| Subject: | Re: Digital Compression - was New SSM |
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| From: | "Robin" robin_parmar_sound |
| Date: | Wed Jul 10, 2013 4:05 pm ((PDT)) |
John Hartog wrote: > Has anyone else found that preparing a track in advance for the MP3 128 k= bps compression by filtering complex high frequency content above around 14= kHz in can help avoid bad sounding MP3 artifacts? > This may be true in edge cases. But generally it is regarded that compressi= ng first will only result in transcoding later... something to be avoided. I convert everything to FLAC locally and upload that way to conserve bandwi= dth. At least then I know I am not responsible for any lossy compression. -- Robin Parmar |
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