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| Constant Bitrate: | Test procedure (CBR) | Results CBR | Encoding time (CBR) | |
| Variable Bitrate: | Test procedure (VBR) | Results VBR | Encoding time (VBR) | Average bitrate of VBR files |
| Conclusion and optimal settings | ||||
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The following figures shows encoding time required to encode a 8:05 minutes stereo song (using a Pentium III 600MHz).
The following figures shows encoding speed for the same audio file and processor.
An encoding speed of 1 means that the time to encode a file is equal to its time length. An encoding speed superior to 1 decrease the encoding time with the given factor. For example, an encoding speed equal to 10 allows to encode a file 10 times quicker that the time length of this audio file.
