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Jul 31 2002

64kbit/s group listening test: results ready

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A Slashdot reader comments, “The results are interesting, and show a high variation in the performance of the various codecs on different musical styles. Ogg seems to work well on dance music, WMA8 on chamber music, etc.”

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