1012    * The second most important parameter is probably "quality" (really  in startwrite()
1013    * performance), which allows balancing encoding speed vs. quality.  in startwrite()
1014    * In LAME, 0 specifies highest quality but is very slow, while  in startwrite()
1015    * 9 selects poor quality, but is fast. (5 is the default and 2 is  in startwrite()
1016    * recommended as a good trade-off for high quality encodes.)  in startwrite()
1019    * to select quality. 128.2 selects 128 kbps encoding with a quality  in startwrite()
1021    * 128 kbps encoding with default quality, so .0 means use default. Instead  in startwrite()
1022    * of .0 you have to use .01 to specify the highest quality (128.01).  in startwrite()
1024    * LAME uses bitrate to specify a constant bitrate, but higher quality  in startwrite()
1025    * can be achieved using Variable Bit Rate (VBR). VBR quality (really  in startwrite()
1027    * quality, larger files, and 9 for smaller files of lower quality. 4 is  in startwrite()
1032    * VBR encoding (size) with high quality (speed). One special case is 0,  in startwrite()
1034    * Compression value of 0 is always treated as a high quality vbr, as a  in startwrite()
1035    * result both -0.2 and 0.2 are treated as highest quality VBR (size) and  in startwrite()
1036    * high quality (speed).  in startwrite()
1100     /* Set Quality */  in startwrite()
1103       /* use default quality value */  in startwrite()
1104       lsx_report("using %s default quality", p->mp2? "MP2" : "MP3");  in startwrite()