Official FLAC support in Kenwood Music Keg |
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Official FLAC support in Kenwood Music Keg |
 Jul 2 2002, 06:52
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FLAC Developer Group: Developer Posts: 1526 Joined: 27-February 02 Member No.: 1408  |
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Jul 2 2002, 22:36
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Group: Members Posts: 158 Joined: 6-December 01 From: Poland Member No.: 601 |
so.... what about OGG ? (or have I missed something?)
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Jul 2 2002, 22:48
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FLAC Developer Group: Developer Posts: 1526 Joined: 27-February 02 Member No.: 1408 |
QUOTE Originally posted by maciey
so.... what about OGG ? (or have I missed something?) If you mean Vorbis, I think they use an ARM10 with no FP, so they might need an integer decoder. Josh |
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Jul 2 2002, 22:59
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Group: Members Posts: 158 Joined: 6-December 01 From: Poland Member No.: 601 |
by the time I got a car (and money for such a neat toy) it will have vorbis and.... who-knows-what supported
.But anyway it's super-cool to have losslessly compressed music on a decent car stereo (would be on home one too). Keep up the good job, people!
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Jul 2 2002, 23:05
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 Group: Members Posts: 526 Joined: 15-January 02 From: Warwickshire -- England Member No.: 1036 |
I don't have one of these hardware players but am a big user of FLAC, i tend to use it as my only compression format because i don't have such an extensive CD collection that would fill a modern hard disk unlike many people! (wish i had
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Anyway, i find the official acceptance of a free, open source audio compression codec excelent news. When i make my own car audio player FLAC will be my 'drink of choice' Just have to wait for other companies to make use of other patent free audio codecs such as vorbis which will be much more usable in small portable players. Anyways, just wanna give my thanks to Josh for developing and maintaining, in my opinion, the best lossless compression codec. Cheers 
Kristian |
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