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Need some help with MP3 encoding

mrSHEiK124

mrSHEiK124

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OK, so I have a new dual-disc, instead of the usual EAC + LAME, I now have two options. If I do what I used to, I'll have 44.1 KHz MP3s at whatever bitrate I choose, if I flip to the DVD side, use smart ripper to get the "Enhanced LPCM" out, then I'll have MP3's at 48 KHz at whatever bitrate I choose, which one am I better off using? If I'm correct, sample rate is the same as frame rate for video, so if using a 29.97 fps video is better than using 15 fps, shouldn't the audio off the DVD side be better? And this isn't garbage in garbage out btw, because I have two different sources, not to different desired outputs
 
Wouldn't the 44Khz be the only one compatible with a CD player or do they not care about that? 48Khz would be for a DVD player.
 
Originally posted by: MustISO
Wouldn't the 44Khz be the only one compatible with a CD player or do they not care about that? 48Khz would be for a DVD player.
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Its for use on my PC and with an MP3 player, both of which can handle 48 KHz audio AFAIK
 
depends on your sound card. If you have an audigy 2 or 4 go with 48 as that is their native, most onboard or other sound cards use 44.1
 
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