Updated FAQ document.

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@@ -171,9 +171,9 @@ currently do NOT accept any donations. Therefore you should NOT pay or donate an
 LameXP! However it was brought to our attention that some dubious third-party web-sites offer "payed"<br>
 downloads of LameXP and/or include Adware into the LameXP download. We do NOT cooperate with any of these<br>
 sites. So if you pay for the LameXP download, the authors of LameXP will not get a single cent! Instead you<br>
-should save your money and download LameXP from the official mirrors (see below), which is 100% free.<br>
+should save your money and download LameXP from the official mirrors (<a href="#8dba381f">see below</a>), which is 100% free.<br>
 <br>
-If you want to support the development of LameXP, you can do so by contributing translations and/or code :-)<br><br>
+If you want to support the development of LameXP, you can do so by contributing translations or code :-)<br><br>
 
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@@ -198,7 +198,14 @@ format still has the best support on hardware players, but support for AAC/MP4 h
 especially on portable devices. Hardware support for Vorbis is more limited, but growing. So if portability<br>
 is a priority, then MP3 is a good choice. However the MP3 format does NOT support multi-channel audio, which<br>
 means that you will have to use AAC or Vorbis for multi-channel files. Last but not least, if you prefer a<br>
-truly "open" and patent-free audio format, then Vorbis will be the format of your choice!<br><br>
+truly "open" and patent-free audio format, then Vorbis will be the format of your choice!<br>
+<br>
+Another resource you might find intersting are Sebastian's Public Listening Tests:<br><ul>
+<li><a href="http://listening-tests.hydrogenaudio.org/sebastian/mp3-128-1/results.htm" target="_blank">MP3 listening test @ 128 kbps, includes MP3 encoders (like LAME) only</a>
+<li><a href="http://listening-tests.hydrogenaudio.org/sebastian/mf-128-1/results.htm" target="_blank">Multiformat listening test @ 128 kbps, includes LAME MP3, Vorbis AoTuV and others</a>
+<li><a href="http://listening-tests.hydrogenaudio.org/sebastian/mf-64-1/results.htm" target="_blank">Multiformat listening test @ 64 kbps, includes Vorbis AoTuV, Nero AAC and others</a>
+</ul>
+(However be aware that some of the results from these listening tests are not up-to-date anymore!)<br><br>
 
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