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FrEEwilL
23rd August 2002, 21:45
is there a codec/encoder that can compress 24 bits wave without converting to 16 bits ? (excluding lossless format)
lame and vorbis seems treat input as 16 bits even without verifying. and also how about 96/192khz ?
Tes
24th August 2002, 02:57
MPC, DTS, and maybe AAC ... not sure about AAC
But you could always convert the 24-bit WAV to 16-bit using SSRC as you are going to use lossy compression anyway. SSRC applies a dither algorithm so you should not loose much quality.
If you use MPC be aware that the codec is currently only tuned for 44.1 and 48kHz sample rates; again SSRC will be able to help with this.
[edit] added note about dither
Gabriel_Bouvigne
27th August 2002, 08:08
Lame treat input as floating. So if you have 24bits input, use it, Lame won't convert it to 16 bits.
Sven Bent
27th August 2002, 08:15
ogg.vorbsi supports up to 32bit float as input
Psytel AAC encoder support 24bit but have som size limitations (the encoder. NOT the codec)
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