IgorC
24th July 2014, 14:21
Hello,
There is a new public test
Three years have passed since the last multiformat listening test. The development of Opus was very active in 2013, and Apple have refined their AAC encoder in the last three years.
Today it's time to see their advance in this test.
The following codecs will be tested:
AAC iTunes 11.2.2
Opus 1.1
Ogg Vorbis aoTuV Beta6.03
MP3 LAME 3.99.5
AAC FAAC v1.28 (Mid-Low Anchor)
AAC FAAC v1.28 (Low Anchor)
The homepage of the test:
http://listening-test.coresv.net/
There are 40 samples. From this test, the webpage automatically allocates listeners to odd group and even group, and each listener tests odd samples or even samples.
The Test ends on August 30th, so please don't hurry. It's better to do fewer samples per day and avoid a fatigue.
Every single result is helpful. Your participation will be very valuable.
There is a new public test
Three years have passed since the last multiformat listening test. The development of Opus was very active in 2013, and Apple have refined their AAC encoder in the last three years.
Today it's time to see their advance in this test.
The following codecs will be tested:
AAC iTunes 11.2.2
Opus 1.1
Ogg Vorbis aoTuV Beta6.03
MP3 LAME 3.99.5
AAC FAAC v1.28 (Mid-Low Anchor)
AAC FAAC v1.28 (Low Anchor)
The homepage of the test:
http://listening-test.coresv.net/
There are 40 samples. From this test, the webpage automatically allocates listeners to odd group and even group, and each listener tests odd samples or even samples.
The Test ends on August 30th, so please don't hurry. It's better to do fewer samples per day and avoid a fatigue.
Every single result is helpful. Your participation will be very valuable.