Revorb: The Ogg Vorbis Reconstructive Recompressor
Revorb is a new utility for lossless and near-lossless editing of Ogg Vorbis files.
Its key benefits:
- It allows you to use any .wav-file editor
- It has zero generation loss on editing
- Revorb is known to run on Linux with Python 2.3, and may also run on other platforms

Download Revorb at
http://web.mit.edu/~bens/Public/revorb/

Revorb is Free Software under the GPL.

That's a bit misleading (or at least easily misinterpreted). Still, nice idea.

Thanks. Yeah, I suppose that it would be more accurate to say that it can very easily be lossless if you restrict yourself to slice+concatenate editing. On the other hand, the ability to be lossless when possible and non-lossless when not possible, inside the same file, is really my favorite part.

Quite a clever idea.

I think Audacity (or some other X app) has had the same capability for some time. It uses concatenation.

Woah!

Picture of developer and friend prior to viewing the Rocky Horror Picture Show has been removed.

You people...(shakes head).

Sorry... I was just going up a directory to see if there was a homepage for the software. Ran into the picture completely by accident and thought it was cute. :-)

Bens, put an index.html file in that directory to stop people viewing apache's directory listing output.