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	When the option ''Add [[ID3]] tag'' is ''NOT'' enabled and tagging is completely done via command-line parameters, this setting specifies the contents of the "%comment%" placeholder, which can then be included in the command line of each newly encoded file. The "%comment%" placeholder can be used for any type of tag (not just ID3).		When the option ''Add [[ID3]] tag'' is ''NOT'' enabled and tagging is completely done via command-line parameters, this setting specifies the contents of the "%comment%" placeholder, which can then be included in the command line of each newly encoded file. The "%comment%" placeholder can be used for any type of tag (not just ID3).
	~~: The following options are available:~~

	; ◯ Write the comment text of the CD into ID3 tag comment field		The following options are available:
	: ''(Default: enabled)''
	: The text entered in the main window's "Comment" textbox is written into the comment field.		:; ◯ Write the comment text of the CD into ID3 tag comment field
			:: ''(Default: enabled)''
			:: The text entered in the main window's "Comment" textbox is written into the comment field.
	<!-- ToolTip text:		<!-- ToolTip text:
	Using the option, EAC will write the text entered in the main windows CD comment for the ID3 tags of the given CD -->		Using the option, EAC will write the text entered in the main windows CD comment for the ID3 tags of the given CD -->

	; ◯ Write “Track <tracknumber>” into ID3 tag comment field		:; ◯ Write “Track <tracknumber>” into ID3 tag comment field
	: Track number is written into the comment field.		:: Track number is written into the comment field.
	<!-- ToolTip text:		<!-- ToolTip text:
	ID3 tags have the ability to store a comment field within them. It is possible for EAC to store different strings into it automatically on creation. In this case EAC will store the track number into the comment field. -->		ID3 tags have the ability to store a comment field within them. It is possible for EAC to store different strings into it automatically on creation. In this case EAC will store the track number into the comment field. -->

	; ◯ Write CRC checksum into ID3 tag comment field		:; ◯ Write CRC checksum into ID3 tag comment field
	: A track’s [[wikipedia:Cyclic_redundancy_check\|CRC checksum]] is written into the comment field.		:: A track’s [[wikipedia:Cyclic_redundancy_check\|CRC checksum]] is written into the comment field.
	<!-- ToolTip text:		<!-- ToolTip text:
	EAC will write into the comment field the track’s CRC checksum, which should be the same on a second error-free extraction, but of course only for offset-corrected reads or drives of the same model. -->		EAC will write into the comment field the track’s CRC checksum, which should be the same on a second error-free extraction, but of course only for offset-corrected reads or drives of the same model. -->

	; ◯ Write freedb ID into ID3 tag comment field		:; ◯ Write freedb ID into ID3 tag comment field
	: A [[wikipedia:Freedb\|freedb]] ID is written into the comment field.		:: A [[wikipedia:Freedb\|freedb]] ID is written into the comment field.
	<!-- ToolTip text:		<!-- ToolTip text:
	When using this option, EAC will put the freedb ID (a hexadecimal number with 8 digits) into the ID3 tag comment field. This can help to retrieve album information for a single track from freedb at a later time. -->		When using this option, EAC will put the freedb ID (a hexadecimal number with 8 digits) into the ID3 tag comment field. This can help to retrieve album information for a single track from freedb at a later time. -->

	; ◯ Write following text into ID3 tag comment field		:; ◯ Write following text into ID3 tag comment field
	: Text of your own choice is written into the comment field.		:: Text of your own choice is written into the comment field.
	<!-- ToolTip text:		<!-- ToolTip text:
	Using this option, EAC will write the same string into the comment field of all ID3 tags it creates. This string may be specified below and may have a maximum length of 29-30 characters for ID3V1. -->		Using this option, EAC will write the same string into the comment field of all ID3 tags it creates. This string may be specified below and may have a maximum length of 29-30 characters for ID3V1. -->

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	~~: [[File:Radio_off.png\|16px\|text-bottom\|link=]] '''~~Write the comment text of the CD into ID3 tag comment field~~'''~~ ''(Default: enabled)'': The text entered in the main window's "Comment" textbox is written into the comment field.		; ◯ Write the comment text of the CD into ID3 tag comment field
			: ''(Default: enabled)''
			: The text entered in the main window's "Comment" textbox is written into the comment field.
	<!-- ToolTip text:		<!-- ToolTip text:
	Using the option, EAC will write the text entered in the main windows CD comment for the ID3 tags of the given CD -->		Using the option, EAC will write the text entered in the main windows CD comment for the ID3 tags of the given CD -->

	~~: [[File:Radio_off.png\|16px\|text-bottom\|link=]] '''~~Write “Track <tracknumber>” into ID3 tag comment field:~~'''~~ Track number is written into the comment field.		; ◯ Write “Track <tracknumber>” into ID3 tag comment field
			: Track number is written into the comment field.
	<!-- ToolTip text:		<!-- ToolTip text:
	ID3 tags have the ability to store a comment field within them. It is possible for EAC to store different strings into it automatically on creation. In this case EAC will store the track number into the comment field. -->		ID3 tags have the ability to store a comment field within them. It is possible for EAC to store different strings into it automatically on creation. In this case EAC will store the track number into the comment field. -->

	~~: [[File:Radio_off.png\|16px\|text-bottom\|link=]] '''~~Write CRC checksum into ID3 tag comment field:~~'''~~ A track’s [[wikipedia:Cyclic_redundancy_check\|CRC checksum]] is written into the comment field.		; ◯ Write CRC checksum into ID3 tag comment field
			: A track’s [[wikipedia:Cyclic_redundancy_check\|CRC checksum]] is written into the comment field.
	<!-- ToolTip text:		<!-- ToolTip text:
	EAC will write into the comment field the track’s CRC checksum, which should be the same on a second error-free extraction, but of course only for offset-corrected reads or drives of the same model. -->		EAC will write into the comment field the track’s CRC checksum, which should be the same on a second error-free extraction, but of course only for offset-corrected reads or drives of the same model. -->

	~~: [[File:Radio_off.png\|16px\|text-bottom\|link=]] '''~~Write freedb ID into ID3 tag comment field:~~'''~~ A [[wikipedia:Freedb\|freedb]] ID is written into the comment field.		; ◯ Write freedb ID into ID3 tag comment field
			: A [[wikipedia:Freedb\|freedb]] ID is written into the comment field.
	<!-- ToolTip text:		<!-- ToolTip text:
	When using this option, EAC will put the freedb ID (a hexadecimal number with 8 digits) into the ID3 tag comment field. This can help to retrieve album information for a single track from freedb at a later time. -->		When using this option, EAC will put the freedb ID (a hexadecimal number with 8 digits) into the ID3 tag comment field. This can help to retrieve album information for a single track from freedb at a later time. -->

	~~: [[File:Radio_off.png\|16px\|text-bottom\|link=]] '''~~Write following text into ID3 tag comment field:~~'''~~ Text of your own choice is written into the comment field.		; ◯ Write following text into ID3 tag comment field
			: Text of your own choice is written into the comment field.
	<!-- ToolTip text:		<!-- ToolTip text:
	Using this option, EAC will write the same string into the comment field of all ID3 tags it creates. This string may be specified below and may have a maximum length of 29-30 characters for ID3V1. -->		Using this option, EAC will write the same string into the comment field of all ID3 tags it creates. This string may be specified below and may have a maximum length of 29-30 characters for ID3V1. -->

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	{{panel\|This article was updated to reflect compression options in EAC v1.0b2 and newer. For information about compression options in earlier versions of EAC, see [[EAC Compression Options (Legacy)]].\|color=green}}		{{panel\|This article was updated to reflect compression options in EAC v1.0b2 and newer. For information about compression options in earlier versions of EAC, see [[EAC Compression Options (Legacy)]].\|color=green}}

	In [[Exact Audio Copy]]’s '''compression options''' dialog (keyboard shortcut: {{key press\|F11}}) are found all options regarding the creating of [~~http~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Audio_compression_(data) compressed audio files]. Here the user specifies how EAC is to behave when they press the '''{{code\|CMP}}''' Button in the main window or select ''compressed'' items under the ''Action'' menu.		In [[Exact Audio Copy]]’s '''compression options''' dialog (keyboard shortcut: {{key press\|F11}}) are found all options regarding the creating of [[wikipedia:Audio_compression_(data)\|compressed audio files]]. Here the user specifies how EAC is to behave when they press the '''{{code\|CMP}}''' Button in the main window or select ''compressed'' items under the ''Action'' menu.

	Note: many options are dependent on the codec or external compressor (encoder). So, often no clear recommendation can be given. It is important that the user has a general understanding of what these settings do and how they possibly change the behavior of EAC and/or the [[codec]]/external compressor.		Note: many options are dependent on the codec or external compressor (encoder). So, often no clear recommendation can be given. It is important that the user has a general understanding of what these settings do and how they possibly change the behavior of EAC and/or the [[codec]]/external compressor.
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	Here you can select the sample rate, the resolution and often the compression ratio of the final audio file. The resolution of the CD is 16 bits and the sample rate is 44100 Hz in order to preserve audio CD quality. -->		Here you can select the sample rate, the resolution and often the compression ratio of the final audio file. The resolution of the CD is 16 bits and the sample rate is 44100 Hz in order to preserve audio CD quality. -->

	If you were to choose ''Microsoft PCM Converter'' as the codec, and ''44,100 Hz, 16 Bit, Stereo'' as the output format, it would be the same as doing an [~~http~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Red_Book_(CD_standard) uncompressed CD rip].		If you were to choose ''Microsoft PCM Converter'' as the codec, and ''44,100 Hz, 16 Bit, Stereo'' as the output format, it would be the same as doing an [[wikipedia:Red_Book_(CD_standard)\|uncompressed CD rip]].

	; <big>Add ID3 tag</big>		; <big>Add ID3 tag</big>
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	As you can see, the command-line options of LAME (e.g. <code>-V 0</code>, <code>--ta</code>, <code>--tt</code>, etc.) are used in conjunction with the EAC placeholders (e.g. <code>%artist%</code>, <code>%title%</code>, etc.) to control LAME using this command-line.		As you can see, the command-line options of LAME (e.g. <code>-V 0</code>, <code>--ta</code>, <code>--tt</code>, etc.) are used in conjunction with the EAC placeholders (e.g. <code>%artist%</code>, <code>%title%</code>, etc.) to control LAME using this command-line.

	More examples are given in the article [~~http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=~~EAC_and_Lame EAC and LAME], which -by the way- recommends enabling the ''Add ID3 tag'' option (in contrast to what is said below).		More examples are given in the article [[EAC_and_Lame\|EAC and LAME]], which -by the way- recommends enabling the ''Add ID3 tag'' option (in contrast to what is said below).
	In this case using the command-line parameters have no effect because EAC immediately overwrites the tags written by the encoder.		In this case using the command-line parameters have no effect because EAC immediately overwrites the tags written by the encoder.

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	: Recommended: '''disabled'''		: Recommended: '''disabled'''

	Some encoders have the ability to store a [~~http~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Cyclic_redundancy_check CRC] checksum (cyclic redundancy check) in the resulting (compressed) file. This might be used then to check the consistency of this file during playback. But enabling this CRC check has two major drawbacks: First, this will add 16 bits (the CRC value) on every frame of the encoded file and will possibly increase the file size considerably. Second, many encoders do not support this feature very well because of calculating wrong CRC checksums. So usually players will simply ignore this information. This option also has no effect at all when selected ''User Defined Encoder'' at the ''Parameter passing scheme''. Thus having more disadvantages, it is generally recommended to disable this option regardless of the encoder used.		Some encoders have the ability to store a [[wikipedia:Cyclic_redundancy_check\|CRC]] checksum (cyclic redundancy check) in the resulting (compressed) file. This might be used then to check the consistency of this file during playback. But enabling this CRC check has two major drawbacks: First, this will add 16 bits (the CRC value) on every frame of the encoded file and will possibly increase the file size considerably. Second, many encoders do not support this feature very well because of calculating wrong CRC checksums. So usually players will simply ignore this information. This option also has no effect at all when selected ''User Defined Encoder'' at the ''Parameter passing scheme''. Thus having more disadvantages, it is generally recommended to disable this option regardless of the encoder used.
	<!-- ToolTip text:		<!-- ToolTip text:
	Some encoders support the storage of a checksum within the audio file to allow the ability to check the consistency of the file on playing. If this is enabled, the encoder will write a CRC checksum, but beware, as some encoders have a bug that calculates the wrong checksum, and so many players ignore the CRC field. -->		Some encoders support the storage of a checksum within the audio file to allow the ability to check the consistency of the file on playing. If this is enabled, the encoder will write a CRC checksum, but beware, as some encoders have a bug that calculates the wrong checksum, and so many players ignore the CRC field. -->
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	[[Image:EAC_v1.x_Compression_options_Additional_External_Compression.png\|thumb\|right\|EAC '''compression options''', '''Additional External Compression''' tab]]		[[Image:EAC_v1.x_Compression_options_Additional_External_Compression.png\|thumb\|right\|EAC '''compression options''', '''Additional External Compression''' tab]]
	{{panel\|This entire tab is hidden in '''[[EAC_Options#~~Tools~~\|beginner mode]]'''.\|color=yellow}}		{{panel\|This entire tab is hidden in '''[[EAC_Options#beginner_mode\|beginner mode]]'''.\|color=yellow}}

	The option to use a second external compressor was introduced in EAC v1.4.		The option to use a second external compressor was introduced in EAC v1.4.
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	All options for the '''''additional external compressor''''' are similar to (yet independent of) the '''''external compressor''''' options (except for the '''Delete WAV after compression''' option, which only needs to be enabled once for both external compressors because the WAV is only written one time).		All options for the '''''additional external compressor''''' are similar to (yet independent of) the '''''external compressor''''' options (except for the '''Delete WAV after compression''' option, which only needs to be enabled once for both external compressors because the WAV is only written one time).

	''see the [[~~EAC_Compression_Options~~#External_compression\|External Compression]] tab for additional information.''		''see the [[#External_compression\|External Compression]] tab for additional information.''

	== Comment ==		== Comment ==
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	ID3 tags have the ability to store a comment field within them. It is possible for EAC to store different strings into it automatically on creation. In this case EAC will store the track number into the comment field. -->		ID3 tags have the ability to store a comment field within them. It is possible for EAC to store different strings into it automatically on creation. In this case EAC will store the track number into the comment field. -->

	* '''<big>Write CRC checksum into ID3 tag comment field</big>:''' A track’s [~~http~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Cyclic_redundancy_check CRC checksum] is written into the comment field.		* '''<big>Write CRC checksum into ID3 tag comment field</big>:''' A track’s [[wikipedia:Cyclic_redundancy_check\|CRC checksum]] is written into the comment field.
	<!-- ToolTip text:		<!-- ToolTip text:
	EAC will write into the comment field the track’s CRC checksum, which should be the same on a second error-free extraction, but of course only for offset-corrected reads or drives of the same model. -->		EAC will write into the comment field the track’s CRC checksum, which should be the same on a second error-free extraction, but of course only for offset-corrected reads or drives of the same model. -->

	* '''<big>Write freedb ID into ID3 tag comment field</big>:''' A [~~http~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Freedb freedb] ID is written into the comment field.		* '''<big>Write freedb ID into ID3 tag comment field</big>:''' A [[wikipedia:Freedb\|freedb]] ID is written into the comment field.
	<!-- ToolTip text:		<!-- ToolTip text:
	When using this option, EAC will put the freedb ID (a hexadecimal number with 8 digits) into the ID3 tag comment field. This can help to retrieve album information for a single track from freedb at a later time. -->		When using this option, EAC will put the freedb ID (a hexadecimal number with 8 digits) into the ID3 tag comment field. This can help to retrieve album information for a single track from freedb at a later time. -->
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	As ID3v2 tags are usually placed in front of a file, there may be a problem with altering or adding tags once the file is written. If tags are added or existing tags are becoming bigger, the ID3 chunk in a file will need some more space. In the worst case, the whole audio file has to be rewritten, which may be time consuming.		As ID3v2 tags are usually placed in front of a file, there may be a problem with altering or adding tags once the file is written. If tags are added or existing tags are becoming bigger, the ID3 chunk in a file will need some more space. In the worst case, the whole audio file has to be rewritten, which may be time consuming.

	This is where padding comes into play. When using padding, some additional space is added to the file while encoding to store such added or growing tags. In this case, the file does not have to be ~~rewrittten~~ completely, only this additional padding space is used when tags are added or altered. This makes adding/altering tags a lot more convenient and faster. The only disadvantage of padding is that the encoded files are a little bigger. EAC suggests a padding size of 4 kB. This means that every encoded file will be 4 kB bigger in size compared to a file which does not use padding. So if it is likely that you change or add some tags after the file has been created, then you should leave this option at 4 kB (or fit it your needs). If saving space (e.g. for mobile usage) is more important for you, then you can set this setting to 0 kB.		This is where padding comes into play. When using padding, some additional space is added to the file while encoding to store such added or growing tags. In this case, the file does not have to be rewritten completely, only this additional padding space is used when tags are added or altered. This makes adding/altering tags a lot more convenient and faster. The only disadvantage of padding is that the encoded files are a little bigger. EAC suggests a padding size of 4 kB. This means that every encoded file will be 4 kB bigger in size compared to a file which does not use padding. So if it is likely that you change or add some tags after the file has been created, then you should leave this option at 4 kB (or fit it your needs). If saving space (e.g. for mobile usage) is more important for you, then you can set this setting to 0 kB.
	<!-- NumericUpDown ToolTip text:		<!-- NumericUpDown ToolTip text:
	Because the ID3V2 tag is written at the start of a file, it would be difficult to edit such a tag once written. You could reserve some space for later usage and additions. If no space would be reserved, an edit operation will result in copying the whole file. -->		Because the ID3V2 tag is written at the start of a file, it would be difficult to edit such a tag once written. You could reserve some space for later usage and additions. If no space would be reserved, an edit operation will result in copying the whole file. -->
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	* [http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/en/index.php/support/faq/ EAC FAQ (placeholders for command-line options)]		* [http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/en/index.php/support/faq/ EAC FAQ (placeholders for command-line options)]
	* [~~http~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Cyclic_redundancy_check Wikipedia: CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check)]		* [[wikipedia:Cyclic_redundancy_check\|Wikipedia: CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check)]]
	* [http://www.sonicspot.com/guide/wavefiles.html The Sonic Spot: Wave File Format]		* [http://www.sonicspot.com/guide/wavefiles.html The Sonic Spot: Wave File Format] {{webarchive\|https://web.archive.org/web/20141226210234/http://www.sonicspot.com/guide/wavefiles.html\|2014-12-26}}
	* [http://en.~~wikipedia~~.~~org~~/~~wiki~~/Resource_Interchange_File_Format Wikipedia: RIFF (Resource Interchange File Format)]		* [[wikipedia:Resource_Interchange_File_Format\|Wikipedia: RIFF (Resource Interchange File Format)]]
	* [~~http~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Id3 Wikipedia: ID3]		* [[wikipedia:Id3\|Wikipedia: ID3]]


	[[Category:EAC Guides\|Compression Options & EAC]]		[[Category:EAC Guides\|Compression Options & EAC]]

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	All options for the '''''additional external compressor''''' are similar to (yet independent of) the '''''external compressor''''' options (except for the '''Delete WAV after compression''' option, which only needs to be enabled once for both external compressors).		All options for the '''''additional external compressor''''' are similar to (yet independent of) the '''''external compressor''''' options (except for the '''Delete WAV after compression''' option, which only needs to be enabled once for both external compressors because the WAV is only written one time).

	''see the [[EAC_Compression_Options#External_compression\|External Compression]] tab for additional information.''		''see the [[EAC_Compression_Options#External_compression\|External Compression]] tab for additional information.''

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	In [[Exact Audio Copy]]’s '''compression options''' dialog (keyboard shortcut: {{key press\|F11}}) are found all options regarding the creating of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_compression_(data) compressed audio files]. Here the user specifies how EAC is to behave when they press the '''{{code\|CMP}}''' Button in the main window or select ''compressed'' items under the ''Action'' menu.		In [[Exact Audio Copy]]’s '''compression options''' dialog (keyboard shortcut: {{key press\|F11}}) are found all options regarding the creating of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_compression_(data) compressed audio files]. Here the user specifies how EAC is to behave when they press the '''{{code\|CMP}}''' Button in the main window or select ''compressed'' items under the ''Action'' menu.

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	In [[Exact Audio Copy]]’s '''compression options''' dialog (keyboard shortcut: {{key press\|F11}}) are found all options regarding the creating of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_compression_(data) compressed audio files]. Here the user specifies how EAC is to behave when they press the '''{{code\|CMP}}''' Button in the main window or select ''compressed'' items under the ''Action'' menu.		In [[Exact Audio Copy]]’s '''compression options''' dialog (keyboard shortcut: {{key press\|F11}}) are found all options regarding the creating of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_compression_(data) compressed audio files]. Here the user specifies how EAC is to behave when they press the '''{{code\|CMP}}''' Button in the main window or select ''compressed'' items under the ''Action'' menu.

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	* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_Interchange_File_Format Wikipedia: RIFF (Resource Interchange File Format)]		* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_Interchange_File_Format Wikipedia: RIFF (Resource Interchange File Format)]
	* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Id3 Wikipedia: ID3]		* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Id3 Wikipedia: ID3]


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