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@@ -669,15 +669,15 @@ VBR quality level. These options control the "file size -vs- quality" trade-off.
 better quality at the cost of a bigger file (increased bitrate); or you can get a smaller file at the cost of<br>
 reduced sound quality (decreased bitrate). The "algorithm quality" is yet another way to control the quality.<br>
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-While the chosen bitrate (or VBR level) influences the resulting bitrate, the algorithm quality does not!<br>
+While the chosen bitrate (or VBR level) influences the resulting file size, the algorithm quality does not!<br>
 Instead, the algorithm quality controls the "encoding speed -vs- quality" trade-off. That means, you can get<br>
 a better sound quality at the cost of increased encoding time (higher algorithm quality); or you can get a<br>
 faster encoding speed at the cost of reduced sound quality (lower algorithm quality). Note that while the<br>
 algorithm quality does influence the encoding speed, it does NOT influence the decoding speed at all. Also<br>
-note, again, that the chosen algorithm quality does NOT influence the resulting file size at all.<br>
+note, again, that the chosen algorithm quality does NOT influence the resulting file's bitrate at all.<br>
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 The LAME algorithm quality is an integral value between "0" (best/slowest) and "9" (worst/fastest), but NOT<br>
-all possible values will currently have a distinct effect! More specifically, the following table applies:<br>
+all of the possible values currently have a distinct effect! More specifically, the following table applies:<br>
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 For CBR and ARB modes:<ul>
 <li>0: Use slowest &amp; best possible version of all algorithms