Testing of SweetHead begins.....
Hi Kwag,
I have two DVD movies to convert this weekend. I'll give you some feedback Sunday Nov. 3, about my results using D2S RC3 with SweetHead. This schould be interesting. :D -black prince |
Hi black prince,
Just finished my first movie :D What can I say, perfect!. Just hope everyone has the same experience. I like the audio quality of MP2Enc (used by HeadAC3he) beter than 2lame (used by BeSweet) :wink: Plus HeadAC3he's optimized DLL's are an added bonus :) -kwag |
I thought that BeSweet used MP2Enc too. 8O
BeSweet can serve as a frontend to toolame, but if you use besweet (not toolame) you are using mp2enc, as headac3he. Am I drunk again? :lol: |
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I was refering to the way BeSweet is used in conjunction with DVD2SVCD. DVD2SVCD calls azid, shibatch, and 2lame. HeadAC3he uses azid and mp2Enc. -kwag |
Hummm... Now I got ya! :lol:
So, I totally agree with you. :wink: |
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No more posting from me tonight 8) -kwag |
Kwag,
You still have two more hours to post :D I have a bunch of svcds that I made with DVD2SVCD and they sound pretty good- what I'm wondering is how much better is Headac3he than BeSweet (or MP2Enc than Toolame) and what makes it better- like sound not as full or not enough surround info, etc. thnx, ren |
You're are right ren. Not 2:00 AM yet :lol:
So I'll post till 2:00 or till I'm drunk. Whichever comes first :lol: :lol: ( just kidding ) I like the sound quality of both encoders. But the encoding speed of HeadAC3he is much faster, because of the optimized DLL's for each CPU ( MMX, SSE, etc ). I also think that the surround 2 ( Dolby Prologic II ) in HeadAC3he's encoded audio is slightly better than BeSweet. At least to me, it sounds better, even at low 128Kbps bitrate. -kwag |
yes,the sound is too "proud",
with clear basses and no distorced! i had post about it a month ago ,but don't remember where.... i think it was here or in cdrsoft forum.......????...don't remember!.... HeadAC3he sounds better!....and fast. :wink: |
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