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I personally don't use anything less than 128K, most of the time 192K depending on the size of the video (fitting on disc). Dropping too low makes the audio tinny and hollow.
What audio is better to use, 64kbps or 128kbps mp3?
That depends on your quality goal, whether you are going for "cramming as much as possible in a disc" (for episodes), "better video quality at the expense of audio quality", etc. Personally, anything below 128kbps annoys me, but if you don't care, 64kbps would give you some extra space to spare.
And how do I encode ogg audio in vdub?
Download the Ogg encoder from www.vorbis.com and mux the resulting ogg file with the video file using nandub.
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