On Jun 18, 2025, at 11:35 AM, Martijn van Beurden wrote:
> On 18 Jun 2025, at 08:33, brianw wrote:
>>
>> You can't get rid of --skip and --until
>>
>> All of the file formats that the flac command line supports are limited to 4
>> GB or 2 GB
>
> Wave64 and RF64 support files up to several
> On 18 Jun 2025, at 08:33, brianw wrote:
>
> You can't get rid of --skip and --until
>
> All of the file formats that the flac command line supports are limited to 4
> GB or 2 GB
Wave64 and RF64 support files up to several exabytes of data. So, that
isn't true.
> p.s. Note that it's a common p
Am 18.06.25 um 13:39 schrieb N. Jesper Larsson:
I don’t have any opinion on whether —skip and —until can or should be removed,
but I would say that the simplest way by far of getting rid of the necessity of
suport for picking parts of the input to decode would be to allow the decoder
to output
I don’t have any opinion on whether —skip and —until can or should be removed,
but I would say that the simplest way by far of getting rid of the necessity of
suport for picking parts of the input to decode would be to allow the decoder
to output raw PCM data. Of course, it puts the burden of ke
Am 18.06.25 um 08:21 schrieb Martijn van Beurden:
Op di 17 jun 2025 00:11 schreef Stefan Oltmanns :
Hi,
I noticed the flac decoder has checks to disable the use of --skip and
--until if the total sample count is 0.
Why that?
I've had to fix quite a few cases of undefined behaviour that were
You can't get rid of --skip and --until
All of the file formats that the flac command line supports are limited to 4 GB
or 2 GB, and there are hardware recorders that support recording directly into
FLAC. So, there would be no way to uncompress a 4 GB FLAC file without some
ability to extract o
Op di 17 jun 2025 00:11 schreef Stefan Oltmanns :
>
> Hi,
>
> I noticed the flac decoder has checks to disable the use of --skip and
> --until if the total sample count is 0.
> Why that?
I've had to fix quite a few cases of undefined behaviour that were
related to skip and until. The code is quite
