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Getting the best MP3 sound quality when file size is limited
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Thanks alot DSatz
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Indeed... if file size is the main issue, go with AAC. I always run V0 LAME files for my MP3 player/car but seeing that the criteria requires small file size, AAC may yield better results.
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AAC also sounds better
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Depends on whether the audition people specified format (mp3) as well as size. Some people do not have iPods, believe it or not.
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