At 2003-02-03T16:34:13Z, "Joe Sotham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Yes, not the first time today someone thought I was confued.
Hey, I'm useless until the first cup of coffee sinks in.
> Thanks. I thought a wav file and flac file occupied a similar place in
> the food-compression chain. So a
Kirk Strauser said:
> The main difference is that a flac file can be decompressed into a
> bit-for-bit identical copy of the original file, whereas a decompressed
> mp3
> bears almost no resemblance to the original.
Yes, not the first time today someone thought I was confued. Thanks. I
thought a
At 2003-02-03T16:16:47Z, "Joe Sotham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am migrating an audio tape collection to mp3. Is flac a better digital
> source than wav file from which to undertake the conversion to ogg or mp3.
I think you may be mixing up the concepts slightly. A flac file is similar
to
> Yes, flac (part of the OGG/et al group now I guess) lives in the
> audio/flac
> port. :)
I am migrating an audio tape collection to mp3. Is flac a better digital
source than wav file from which to undertake the conversion to ogg or mp3.
I do not require an archival quality process only one tha
On Sun Feb 02, 2003; 11:50AM -0500 stan propagated the following:
> Is there a good lossless audio encoder in the ports tree?
>
Yes, flac (part of the OGG/et al group now I guess) lives in the audio/flac
port. :)
> --
> "They that would give up essential liberty for temporary safety deserve
> n
On 0, stan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a good lossless audio encoder in the ports tree?
yes!
ports/audio/shorten
ports/audio/shntool
and a plugin for xmms in ports/audio/xmms-shn
/ayn
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