How do I get BladeEnc to encode at a bitrate other than 128 kbps?
You just put it in as a parameter. You *must* execute BladeEnc from the command line if you want to use a different bitrate – the “drag-and-drop” method *only* supports the default 128 Kbps. To encode a bunch of WAV files at 160 Kbps, open a DOS window and then type, for example: c:\bladedir\bladeenc -160 c:\wavdir\track*.wav This assumes that: * “bladedir” is the directory you have bladeenc.exe in – if that directory is on your default path, or is the current directory, then you don’t need to type it * wavdir is the directory where you have your WAV files This command will encode all WAV files whose names start with “track” at 160 Kbps and place the resulting MP3 files into wavdir.
