Hi Richard,
Yes, what it does, it does very well. However, as described, you are asked
to first create an n-channel interleaved WAVE file containing all those
uncompressed silent channels, and pass that to wavpack. Which is fine in
principle, except that with a possibly large number of
On 28/10/2012 23:12, etienne deleflie wrote:
Hi Richard,
..
The 4GB limit has been considered within UA.
The wavpack format itself has the limit of 2^32 samples, which
translates to 27 hours at 44 kHz (or 1 hour of 27 channels at 44kHz).
The users who have been emailing me are all working
I think no serious person in audio wants anything to do
with lossy compression which is a commercial compromise
for no real reason(uncompressed audio no longer
looks like that big a file). Since probably
no one is interested in exotic surround items
except people who are serious about audio,
