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Jaro
APE 3.97 (extra high)
FLAC 1.1.0 (8)
LA 0.4 (high)
OptimFrog 4.505(extranew)
OptimFrog 4.505(bestnew seekslow)
WavPack 3.97 (high)

TOOL - AEnima

2 012 656 08 intermission.ape
2 649 602 08 intermission.flac
1 707 275 08 intermission.la
1 363 702 08 intermission.ofr
1 336 320 08 intermission.ofr
2 463 038 08 intermission.wv
9 906 668 08 intermission.wav

34 950 820 09 jimmy.ape
36 867 757 09 jimmy.flac
34 305 721 09 jimmy.la
34 530 032 09 jimmy.ofr
34 456 794 09 jimmy.ofr
35 409 113 09 jimmy.wv
57 188 924 09 jimmy.wav

APE, FLAC and WV are fast, what i can't say about LA or OFR.
LA and OFRbestnew is eating my P4 1.4 in playback mode (frog mouse) [foobar2000, xp]

Update: [JEN, superdumprob]
JEN
You forgot WavPack (wa). Its also very good!

That was quick! smile.gif
superdumprob
Jaro: I thought bestnew was the highest compression setting in optimfrog... Maybe I'm wrong.

EDIT: Nope. I'm not wrong. But Ghido recommends extranew as the best compression for general use. I don't know if you were aiming for best compression or best general use compression but seeing that you went for the highest compression setting with all the other encoders I think you should use bestnew.
Jaro
QUOTE (superdumprob @ May 24 2003 - 01:11 AM)
EDIT: Nope. I'm not wrong. But Ghido recommends extranew as the best compression for general use. I don't know if you were aiming for best compression or best general use compression but seeing that you went for the highest compression setting with all the other encoders I think you should use bestnew.

OK, updated.

I aiming for best compression, for best general use i think is multichannel, multiplatform and streamable format. (FLAC and what else?)
superdumprob
Indeed! smile.gif I know bestnew is slow, it just seemed like you were going for highest compression. FLAC is pretty good for the purpose you say and there isn't all that much difference in the compression ratios of the lossless codecs. I saw someone's post who'd done a run through of the lossless codecs on 23GBs worth of wavs. I'll see if I can dig out a link later.
Jaro
QUOTE (superdumprob @ May 24 2003 - 09:40 AM)
I saw someone's post who'd done a run through of the lossless codecs on 23GBs worth of wavs. I'll see if I can dig out a link later.

I saw it too smile.gif .
banana
QUOTE (Jaro @ May 24 2003 - 04:17 AM)
QUOTE (superdumprob @ May 24 2003 - 09:40 AM)
I saw someone's post who'd done a run through of the lossless codecs on 23GBs worth of wavs. I'll see if I can dig out a link later.

I saw it too smile.gif .


Maybe here...?
http://audiocoding.com/wiki/index.php?page...d+Audio+Formats
superdumprob
That's the one banana. Thanks. Oh, and I like the signature. Heh heh.

Have fun peoples. smile.gif
amano
hmm. a bit outdated. there have been newer releases of optimfrog and la.

a bad thing that there is no valid performance/size comparison (as there are different modes for most encoders). Performance at a given size would be more interesting.
dB
QUOTE (amano @ May 26 2003 - 03:15 AM)
a bad thing that there is no valid performance/size comparison

go to http://web.inter.nl.net/users/hvdh/lossles...ss/lossless.htm (there are many test cd. About optimfrog's compression ratio/performance: the last optimfrog 4.505 is the same than optimfrog 4.504).
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