Vorbis - Jun 2001 - Encoding speed reports (was: Choosing a processor)

> Standard oggenc settings: 
> 16bit stereo 44.1kHz, 128kbps. 
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> The settings don't affect encoding speed much, really. 
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> And _of course_ it's stereo; Vorbis is a music codec
If it is mainly a music codec, is there something else I should
be using for simple speach recording.  I want to record and compress
lecture notes.  This would of course be mono and as low a bit rate
as possible.  Quality isn't important as long as the voice is still
inteligible.

Peter

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> If it is mainly a music codec, is there something else I should
> be using for simple speach recording.  I want to record and compress
> lecture notes.  This would of course be mono and as low a bit rate
> as possible.  Quality isn't important as long as the voice is still
> inteligible.
You could use Vorbis, but one of the CELP based thingies would
probably be better suited to this.  But Vorbis will do a 
reasonable job as well.

Segher

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