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aac vbr by itunes?

post #1 of 7
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i ripped most of my tracks to 192kbps vbr.... quicktime is showing me fixed 208kbps... is it itunes fault? i read somewhere that nero and winamp is better in ripping/encoding aac, is difference huge?
post #2 of 7
VBR bitrates are rarely the exact bitrate.. 192 VBR kind of means that the actual bitrate will vary according to the complexity of the file, but be around 192 Kbps. I use 192 Kbps VBR AAC for most of my ripping and it sounds great and the files are small.
post #3 of 7
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when i played aacVBR tracks encoded by winamp, quicktime will show actual bitrate; the rise and falling off bits...
post #4 of 7
vbr = variable bitrate
post #5 of 7
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Originally Posted by feh1325 View Post
vbr = variable bitrate
Exactly!
Which means that its sheer luck to hit 192Kbps spot on..
post #6 of 7
Thread Starter 
thats what i mean... why is it that acc encoded by itunes is showned as fixed/constant, when it should be variable... acc by winamp is the true vbr...
post #7 of 7
Maybe iTunes shows its average bitrate? Just a guess..
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