Compiled build for Windows which supports >2 GB filesize? |
Compiled build for Windows which supports >2 GB filesize? |
 Jan 5 2012, 13:19
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Hello,
are there any news about this? I also tried the x64 encoder but it couldn't create a file that is bigger than 2 GB.  6 channel 24bit audio of a movie (180 minutes) easily exceeds this limit. It's a pity that it works on Linux but not with the compiled build for Windows. I have to use ALAC for this.  This post has been edited by db1989: Jan 5 2012, 13:25 |
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aufkrawall Compiled build for Windows which supports >2 GB filesize? Jan 5 2012, 13:19
ramicio You're going to have to find a program that ca... Jan 5 2012, 14:19
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