New FLAC encoder Options

[Nayru]

A new FLAC encoder has been developed, which is proposed for inclusion in ffmpeg. The author claims that in high-compression mode, it can compress certain files better than libFLAC.

http://mplayerhq.hu/pipermail/ffmpeg-devel...May/011385.html

[lexor]

CODE

FILE            SIZE

t_FLAC.flac        321 356 528
t_i686.flac        319 851 517
t_INTEL.flac        319 851 517

wisodev, what's up with the second column?

This post has been edited by lexor: Sep 12 2006, 20:21

[wisodev]

CODE

FILE            SIZE

t_FLAC.flac        321 356 528
t_i686.flac        319 851 517
t_INTEL.flac        319 851 517

wisodev, whats up with the second column?

This are output file sizes in bytes that are results of runned tests above. t_FLAC.flac is output file from original Flac encoder at version 1.1.2. The t_i686.flac and t_INTEL.flac are output file from Flake encoder version 0.10. t_i686.flac encoded using binary from Justin build and t_INTEL.flac is encoding output from my build. (It is called INTEL because I use Intel C++ Compiler to build my binarys). The mystery is solved ;-)

[lexor]

This are output file sizes in bytes that are results of runned tests above. t_FLAC.flac is output file from original Flac encoder at version 1.1.2. The t_i686.flac and t_INTEL.flac are output file from Flake encoder version 0.10. t_i686.flac encoded using binary from Justin build and t_INTEL.flac is encoding output from my build. (It is called INTEL because I use Intel C++ Compiler to build my binarys). The mystery is solved ;-)

bleh put commas next time, I thought those were 3 different columns not a single number. out of curiosity where have you seen a number with spaces in it, that you didn't think the table looks wrong?

This post has been edited by lexor: Sep 13 2006, 14:44

[wisodev]

This are output file sizes in bytes that are results of runned tests above. t_FLAC.flac is output file from original Flac encoder at version 1.1.2. The t_i686.flac and t_INTEL.flac are output file from Flake encoder version 0.10. t_i686.flac encoded using binary from Justin build and t_INTEL.flac is encoding output from my build. (It is called INTEL because I use Intel C++ Compiler to build my binarys). The mystery is solved ;-)

bleh put commas next time, I thought those were 3 different columns not a single number. out of curiosity where have you seen a number with spaces in it, that you didn't think the table looks wrong?

Oh the spaces are common error in windows ;-)

Try right clicking on some file in explorer and you can see this spaces everywhere or better try in windows console DIR command and the spaces comes in file sizes. This is funny.

This post has been edited by wisodev: Sep 13 2006, 19:13

[Egor]

Oh the spaces are common error in windows ;-)

"It's not a bug, it's a feature."

Digit grouping symbol depends on your locale, and can be specified explicitly in Control Panel -> Regional options -> Numbers. BTW, a space is a correct grouping symbol in the Russian locale, and a comma is not. A comma is a decimal point symbol here.

This post has been edited by Egor: Sep 14 2006, 09:40

[wisodev]

Digit grouping symbol depends on your locale, and can be specified explicitly in Control Panel -> Regional options -> Numbers. BTW, a space is a correct grouping symbol in Russian locale, and a comma is not. A comma is a decimal point symbol here.

Yes thanks for clarifying this issue. In Polish locale space is also valid as you can see in screenshot attached below and yes it is feature of OS. I was bit too sarcastic I suppose.



This post has been edited by wisodev: Sep 14 2006, 09:23