You raise excellent questions. I have not been paying attention to Apple's
compiler support for the M1, M1 Pro, and M1 Max.
Do you have the latest compiler from Apple?
Are you sure that -O3 is the best option? I seem to recall that the 'best' has
changed over the years.
I also recall that Appl
When you refer to "runtime variables," do you really mean build time?
It's not really an option to wait until flac runs to determine the runtime
architecture. I suspect you mean make variables that are used at build time.
I would assume that the source code does not need to change in order to su
22, at 4:19 PM, Martijn van Beurden wrote:
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> Op zo 18 sep. 2022 om 16:06 schreef brianw :
>> When you refer to "runtime variables," do you really mean build time?
>
> Yes, build time. That was formulated wrong.
>
>> I would assume that the source code d
I think it's a really bad idea to run anything as root, unless absolutely
necessary. Isn't this why sudo has become standard? It seems that modern
systems do not even have a root account, and expect users to execute most
commands with reduced privileges.
Skipping a valid test because someone is
I use this feature whenever archiving audio files created by specific hardware,
where the metadata might be important to retain for the future. There are also
specific software examples where added metadata is important to preserve.
I have not looked into the details, so I can't give an opinion
On Oct 30, 2022, at 10:21 PM, Federico Miyara wrote:
>> - There is a generally-accepted industry practice concerning these extra
>> chunks that points out that it's problematic to preserve all types of chunks
>> when editing the audio. For example, a visual overview or a cue list might
>> easil
Depending upon how this data is added to the files, you could potentially use
FLAC application blocks/chunks.
Of course, if you're not able to make changes to the software you're using,
then you only have the option of adding the metadata to WAV or AIFF and
preserving it in FLAC.
Brian
p.s. I
Hello,
Is there an overview - in plain English - summarizing the API changes? I
realize that the github page linked below has the actual code changes, but I
was hoping for a design overview. I do see comments and discussion, but did not
readily find any overview. If I missed something, please h
Many hardware and software developers allow the user to set a maximum file
size. When a live recording reaches this limit, a new file is created to
continue the recording without losing a single sample. Note that many software
programs allow multiple files to be concatenated without any gap. I h
I am not an SDR user, but I think it would be a great idea to design and
register an application metadata block for FLAC that supports these needs.
The fields in this application-specific metadata block could document how many
files there are in total; which file in the sequence the current file
I believe that the SSE/AVX hardware engine only works with aligned buffers.
That said, I also believe that macOS already aligns buffers, even with simple
malloc(), although I might be wrong. At the very least, there is surely a
CoreAudio memory allocation function that aligns buffers for audio,
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
Hello,
I am another long-timer, being one of the earlier contributors to the open
source command-line tool, and I would also prefer that the mailing list be kept.
There are advantages and disadvantages to each online communication option.
Over the decades, I have noticed that email lists are fa
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
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