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I think the author may have gone: wav -> opus -> MP3. With the MP3 bitrate chosen to ensure no further quality loss. I don't think from the provided MP3 we can
by comradesmith 6y ago
I think the author may have gone: wav -> opus -> MP3. With the MP3 bitrate chosen to ensure no further quality loss.
I don't think from the provided MP3 we can tell if that is equivalent to the encoded opus format. We would need to encode to both from wav to make that comparison
- edent 6y agoYes, that's what I did. Opus plays in all browsers except Apple's. So I went for an mp3 bitrate which didn't degrade the sound any further.
- dspillett 6y agoCould you not just unpack the opus file into a pure uncrompressed .wav which I'm pretty sure all browsers will support. Or if you don't mind dropping legacy-IE support, FLAC would be an option. Or would the extra bandwidth be enough to be a worry?