Jude DaShiell <jdashiel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > Can sox save to ogg file type? The ogg format can save space though I > don't remember if it's lossless or not. If it isn't, it's best used > for speech rather than music. Sure it can save to .ogg. However, if you want finer control of the encoding parameters (bitrate, quality, et cetera), your best bet is to use another utility. Yes, OGG/Vorbis is a lossy encoding. There's also OGG/FLAC, which is lossless. Personally, I cannot hear the difference between lossless audio and a lossy codec at high bitrates. I tend to encode music at 128 or 256 kbits/second, and that has always been quite acceptable to me. Does anyone else notice a difference between lossless and high-bitrate-lossy, or is my hearing worse than I think it is? -- Chris
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