NOTE: although with MP3 I would avoid anything lower than v5 (130kbps) to be safe and with AAC (assuming we are talking standard AAC-LC) I would avoid anything lower than 96kbps as a general guideline (but with Opus, I feel 64kbps is in that conversation). hell, I am fairly confident many would not mind Opus 64kbps since the since there is not any obvious hit to the overall sound quality. even for a little safety margin, 128kbps or so is plenty and still quite efficient. unless someone is really young etc, I am confident if you just start giving people random music files made q45 TVBR (96kbps) with Apple AAC and Opus 96kbps, very few would complain from a all around sound quality perspective (since you can't compare to the original lossless file and are just sitting back enjoying the music and there is no obvious hits to the overall sound quality at this bitrate on a typical pair of speakers/headphones etc) as the sound quality is easily high enough overall at that point. 96kbps or 128kbps, maybe 160kbps or 192kbps TOPS for the more paranoid types.Īlso, here is something to think about. basically one of the following for AAC(Apple). just pick a efficient bit rate and be done with it. I would not obsess over it as 320kbps for any lossy audio is overkill and a waste of storage space.
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