Rob Owens wrote: > > > ffmpeg -i somesong.mp3 -acodec libvorbis somesong.ogg > > This command was successful on my system as well, although it produced a > very low bitrate ogg file. You can add one of these switches to the > ffmpeg command to correct this: > > -aq 5 #set the quality level to 5 > -ab 192k #set the audio bitrate to 192k I don't think using -ab is desirable. Plus it seems that -ab is ignored if -aq is set. Setting -aq 4 to a nominal 128kb/s achieves something similar to oggenc defaults. So for me this is a good compromise: ffmpeg -i somesong.mp3 -acodec libvorbis -aq 4 somesong.ogg The table here lists associated libvorbis quality levels and bit rates. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vorbis#Technical_details -aq4 128 kbit/s -aq5 160 kbit/s -aq6 192 kbit/s Bob
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