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Thomas Thiele
 
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Hallo!

Is there an algorithmus/programm like Zip to compress several
Audiofiles and put them into one file? Audio has a lot of redundance,
so a lossless(!) compression of audio, especially raw material of
single tracks, should be possible.
Faktor 5 until 10 depending on level (often you don't need 24bit) and
programm (e.g. quiet parts beetween single bassdrum hits).

I do not mean mp3 or other compression algorithm with actual data
reduction.

Greetings Thomas

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Hallo!

Is there an algorithmus/programm like Zip to compress
several Audiofiles and put them into one file? Audio has
a lot of redundance, so a lossless(!) compression of
audio, especially raw material of single tracks, should
be possible.
Faktor 5 until 10 depending on level (often you don't
need 24bit) and programm (e.g. quiet parts beetween
single bassdrum hits).


Sure lots of them:

http://www.firstpr.com.au/audiocomp/lossless/

http://www.lossless-audio.com/comparison.htm


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"Thomas Thiele"


Is there an algorithmus/programm like Zip to compress several
Audiofiles and put them into one file? Audio has a lot of redundance,
so a lossless(!) compression of audio, especially raw material of
single tracks, should be possible.



** Audio has ****** all ** redundancy you manic, stinking asshole.



Faktor 5 until 10 depending on level (often you don't need 24bit) and
programm (e.g. quiet parts beetween single bassdrum hits).



** Been visiting lots of kiddie porn sites have you ??

Penis permanently enlarged ???




I do not mean mp3 or other compression algorithm with actual data
reduction.



** Wow - why would any dumb ****WIT use that MP3 pile of **** ??


The whole damn audio world is just plain ****ing stupid - right ??







................ Phil



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Is there an algorithm/program like Zip to compress
several audiofiles and put them into one file?


It's spelled "audiophiles" and I don't think they'd like that...

Oh, wait. Sorry. You meant "audio files".

Yes, there is such a program. It's called Zip.

Zip works with any tpe of file. A compression program specifically designed
for musical redundancies might produce greater compression, but Zip will
work.




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William Sommerwerck
 
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The whole damn audio world is just plain
****ing stupid - right ??


Do you consider yourself part of that world?


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Phil Allison:

Penis permanently enlarged ???


Yes, by nature. Or like creationists think, by god.

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I'd like to try to compress some audiophiles!!! Nice idea! hehehe

What program would you suggest on Mac?


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Is there an algorithm/program like Zip to compress
several audiofiles and put them into one file?


It's spelled "audiophiles" and I don't think they'd like that...

Oh, wait. Sorry. You meant "audio files".

Yes, there is such a program. It's called Zip.

Zip works with any tpe of file. A compression program specifically

designed
for musical redundancies might produce greater compression, but Zip will
work.




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but Zip will work.

No, it doesn't!

The compression is not high enough.
It takes much more time to compress the audio files as to burn some
additional DVDs.

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Thomas Thiele
 
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Arny Krueger:

Sure lots of them:


Thanks.



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"Thomas Thiele" wrote ...
but Zip will work.


No, it doesn't!

The compression is not high enough.
It takes much more time to compress the audio files as
to burn some additional DVDs.


Which is why there are things like FLAC, etc.

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William Sommerwerck
 
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but Zip will work.

No, it doesn't!


The compression is not high enough.
It takes much more time to compress
the audio files as to burn some
additional DVDs.


But it does work. It just doesn't work the way you want.


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On 2005-09-05, Thomas Thiele wrote:

Is there an algorithmus/programm like Zip to compress several
Audiofiles and put them into one file? Audio has a lot of redundance,
so a lossless(!) compression of audio, especially raw material of
single tracks, should be possible.
Faktor 5 until 10 depending on level (often you don't need 24bit) and
programm (e.g. quiet parts beetween single bassdrum hits).


For lossless audio compression use Flac, Monkey's Audio, etc.
On most material, the compression factor will be closer to 2
than to 10.

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There's some info on "Lossless Real Time Coding" on the Merging site
(the guys who make Pyramix). www.merging.com - look for LRC

Al

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"William Sommerwerck" wrote in message
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Is there an algorithm/program like Zip to compress
several audiofiles and put them into one file?


It's spelled "audiophiles" and I don't think they'd like that...

Oh, wait. Sorry. You meant "audio files".

Yes, there is such a program. It's called Zip.

Zip works with any tpe of file. A compression program specifically
designed
for musical redundancies might produce greater compression, but Zip will
work.



Then the is (was?) WaveZip . Optimised for audio type data.

geoff




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Thomas Thiele
 
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William Sommerwerck:

But it does work. It just doesn't work the way you want.


Same with Behringer stuff and Alesis digital EQ...

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In article .com,
wrote:

There's some info on "Lossless Real Time Coding" on the Merging site
(the guys who make Pyramix). www.merging.com - look for LRC

Al

whatever happened to Zap? that thing that emagic developed.
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