David Bryant wrote:
>
> I started WavPack 4.0 essentially from scratch, and designed it from the
> ground up to be hardware friendly. While I would never release a winamp
> plugin or Audition filter that could not handle a pre-4.0 file, handling
> them in embedded applications is optional (as is h
I generally *am* concerned about backwards compatibility, but the older
WavPack formats were not really designed for embedded decoding. Hell, when
WavPack 1.0 was released, a desktop PC couldn't even decode them in
realtime!
I started WavPack 4.0 essentially from scratch, and designed it from the
hi folks,
>From what I read these voices may be too complex for rockbox but check out
the quality. Especially the French. Freaking Awesome...rocker
http://www.acapela-group.com
On 2/10/06, gl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm a great supporter of Dave Bryant's Wavpack (lossless in particular) and
> just wrote a Wavpack plugin for Steinberg's Wavelab:
> http://wavpack.gl.tter.org. I'm hoping to add WP recording to RB once I get
> used to the source.
>
> Anyway, with the cu
Thom Johansen wrote:
Yes, for recording most rates should work, as the clock is generated
externally. Can see no
reason for why 24 bit digital in shouldn't work, but I'm no expert.
The Coldfire audio bus is 20-bit only...
Linus
gl wrote:
I'll check with him. He likes to stay backwards compatible. In the
meantime, those files should be refused. Some seem to be, but others
try to play regardless and cause the problem.
Sure he is, but it might also be that pre-4.0 files require other/more
resources which
would make
Then small wonder, our decoder (a modified version of the tiny decoder
from
wavpack.com) does not support pre-4.0 files. You'll have to ask David
Bryant
about how possible it is to support these files.
I'll check with him. He likes to stay backwards compatible. In the
meantime, those file
gl wrote:
Correction, it seems _older_ (probably 3.98) .wv files don't play
correctly - my newer ones do work. I'll need to check the details...
--
gl
Then small wonder, our decoder (a modified version of the tiny decoder from
wavpack.com) does not support pre-4.0 files. You'll have to as
Correction, it seems _older_ (probably 3.98) .wv files don't play
correctly - my newer ones do work. I'll need to check the details...
--
gl
- Original Message -
From: "gl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, February 10, 2006 3:13 PM
Subject: H120: Hi & Wavpack broken?
Hi gu
Hi guys, great work you've done on this thing! So great in fact that two
days after reading about what RockBox can do, I'm holding a H140 in my hand
:).
OK, amongst other things I'm a musician and programmer. My primary
interests in RockBox are Wavpack playback and recording, enabling 20bi
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