Full Version: binaries INTEL P4 optimized (LAME,OGG)
Hello, it seems to be interesting, but according to the OptimizationReport.doc from the Ogg Vorbis section, you are using Vorbis 1.0.1. You don't write anything about aoTuV. So it does not seem to be integrated.
Additionaly, have you heard of the Ogg Vorbis acceleration project? It seems, they have achieved even higher speeds.
Additionaly, have you heard of the Ogg Vorbis acceleration project? It seems, they have achieved even higher speeds.
QUOTE(RadioactiveMan @ Dec 9 2005, 12:36 AM)
Hello, it seems to be interesting, but according to the OptimizationReport.doc from the Ogg Vorbis section, you are using Vorbis 1.0.1. You don't write anything about aoTuV. So it does not seem to be integrated.
Additionaly, have you heard of the Ogg Vorbis acceleration project? It seems, they have achieved even higher speeds.
Additionaly, have you heard of the Ogg Vorbis acceleration project? It seems, they have achieved even higher speeds.
sorry I didn't try OGG binary when I posted but have you try LAME binary?
Because it's really the faster MP3 I have encoded with this one,give a try and tell me ...
thanx for your post
I would not recommend that Lame version for anything else than experimentation:
alpha version and reduced quality because bit reservoir is not used.
This is definitively not the same quality as the regular version.
alpha version and reduced quality because bit reservoir is not used.
This is definitively not the same quality as the regular version.
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