Vorbis 1.0 Quality Settings

what quality setting do you use? I personally make my video about ~745 megs to match up with a ~50 meg vorbis file, resulting in an 800 meg XCD. This usually means I use quality settings from .001 to .220 on the vorbis file. The resulting movie is usually excellent quality when around 2 hours. So, do you have a sweet spot that you use for your vorbis audio files? What is the absolute lowest quality setting you would use? PS: attention quality nut's only

you are a NUT 

Re: you are a NUT 

Nice reply, I listen to you because you are a NUT ;) and I don't have my stereo setup for listening. Actually, I only have one speaker set up so I can't do any Stereo quality comparisons. I almost rode down to walmart (or RadioShack) to pick up some nice headphones but I'm not certian as to which headphones are best quality for the money. I'm tired of all this work to get a 1 CD encode to look and sound good. I realize now why I used to go the 2 CD AC3 route as it is so much easier and less time consuming for a quality outcome. Then again, Enemy at the Gates has been the hardest movie I've ever attempted. Neither XVID nor Divx5 has been giving me correct filesize on this movie, and I'm sure they can't be saturated. Anyway, before I risk going too far off topic, I think I'm going to resort to using Vorbis for comedies and drama's only and stick to AC3 for the rest.

yeah, theoretically there's no reason in vorbis why you couldn't use lossless coupling in -q 0. but vorbis most definitely does not do this by default, and there's no way that i know of of modifying this. so it's true that a low q value does not imply that the stereo effects must be destroyed, but it happens to be that way how the stereo coupling is implemented now in vorbis 1.0.