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  1. 20th Sep 2005 17:51 #1
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    I've read in several places that tmpgenc's audio engine is not that great. My question is: Is it worth it to use an external encoder like toolame to process the audio files rather than tmpgenc's? Is there a very discernable difference in the sound quality? Does it do anything to mitigate the watery sound you get with avis with mp3 audio tracks? TIA for any and all replies.
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    Hi NoFace,

    I've set up my TMPGEnc Plus to use tooLame and SSRC.

    I have to confess that this was done back when I first started out and I didn't challenge the current thoughts, and my settings haven't changed since.

    I've never actually compared the two - on top of that, I'm tone deaf and so probably wouldn't be able to spot anything except obvious differences.

    Of course, there's also the GIGO concept.

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