Still use Mp3 for your DVD rip ?

@forum, I think it's time to ask to forum, are you still using mp3 for your DVD rip ? ;) Ps. I've been not touching Mp3 for the last 3 months ;) Vorbis take over the job ;)

Yes, I'm still using MP3. What are you using?

Of course I'm still using MP3. Ogg isn't that revolutionary to switch to (I don't care about 32kbps more or less)

Using AAC (Psytel 2.15) at 80 or 96 kbps stereo for 1-CD .mp4 rips. Still haven't decided on best format for archival rips with 5.1 audio: currently testing WM9, Real, and MPEG-4 (w/AAC).

Em-Pi-WHAT? [Altzheimer ... ] Do you mean that thing that is causing ear-cancer with CBR and always making problems with VBR? BRRRR! UAH! SHUDDER! just kidding ... ... what would we have done without it all the time?

I feel no need for Vorbis because burning to DVD who cares about 100 KBit/s more or less, there are thousands of hardware and software products with mp3 support, I doubt Vorbis will ever grow as big as mp3

@N_F & DJ Bobo, Sure, in many cases distributing AVI with MP3 audio is more acceptable since they don't have to install additional audio codec, and Ogg splitter. @tanksimpson, Vorbis has multi-channels support. ;) @Dolemite, Lucky you have the DVD-R ;) @eXistenZ, thank you for the support, I finally have a friend ;)

eXistenZ, if you never hear, browse a little through "New A/V formats" here, e.g. . Enough reports out there.

@ BiaTch 5.0 Sorry, but I don't agree. It can be the most free codec in the world, I don't care as long as it doesn't improve quality dramatically and doesn't fit into an AVI! the typical ogg bitrate would be 96kbps. MP3 offers roughly the same quality @128kbps. So what?! Am I going to jump to ogg just because of 32kbps less (which won't give *ANY* visual improvement to the video!) and get the incompatiblity of ogm streams?! why should I bother?!