Decoding library for TAK ((T)om's lossless (A)udio (K)ompressor).
This archive contains only the decoding library dll which is also part of the SDK. It's provided for end users using third-party applications utilizing the library, who want to update the library to the current version:
Link removed. Please look into this thread for the currently recommended version: TAK 1.0.1 Final (http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=54159&view=findpost&p=485421)
Bug fixes:
- Fix of a minor multithreading issue, which could cause suboptimal performance and possibly crashes (in very rare cases). The fix itself is not optimal performancewise; i will improve it when i have more time.
Important:
For now this update should only be tried by users experiencing crashes with foosions' Foobar plugin. As soon as they have provided positive feedback, i will inform you in a new post, that it's now recommended for everyone to use this update.
I used the decoding lib 1.03, foosions latest plugin and encoded with 1.01. Now I updated to deco lib 1.04. What I did was crossconverting stuff from lossy files for testing purposes with the command line "-e -p0". Hmm, I can't trigger the problem again now and unfortunately I've deleted the file. Hm.
I used the decoding lib 1.03, foosions latest plugin and encoded with 1.01. Now I updated to deco lib 1.04. What I did was crossconverting stuff from lossy files for testing purposes with the command line "-e -p0". Hmm, I can't trigger the problem again now and unfortunately I've deleted the file. Hm.
I suppose this should have gone into this thread foo_input_tak (http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=54087&view=findpost&p=487053).
Squeller wrote:
With your new decoding library, the (dynamic) bitrate shows up as being around 1600 kbps...
And i replied:
That's very strange. I haven't touched any code involved into the decoding itself. Which library version have you been using before? Can anyone else confirm this observation?
One possible explaination: The affected file is 24-bit and you have been using the decoding library V1.0.1 before, which reported wrong bit rates for 24-bit files.
Well, as i supposed: you have upgraded from lib 1.0.1 to 1.0.4. Probably my explaination is right.