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AAC - General / Re: QAAC: discussion, questions, feature requests, etc.
Last post by Porcus -I get that some vendors deliver 7.1.4 files as separate .wav because they are unaware of lossless codecs that can handle it ...
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Ok, i didn't try that.. but luckily, all others do it here. I choose compression "-4" based on the charts and own tests yeeeeeears ago, all resting compression steps ceased to exist for me, i forgot them completely.. and that continues to this day.SORRRY! Me is a bit outdated it seems. I just tried the latest flac git together with latest clang and indeed it is faster as everything else even with high compression so far! Guess i must change some things here.
But I understand that the code here should primarily be tested under stress conditions of higher compression, where the changes are more pronounced.
I had a long look at the format and what little documentation I could find. Implementing the whole spec is beyond the scope of foo_midi. It is not a sequencer. I'll see if I can convert the lyrics to a LYRICS tag but that's as far as I would like to go.Hello, I'm a MIDI lover.Is there some documentation about WRD?
I have a request, but I would like you to implement WRD, which was created a long time ago as a lyrics display system for the PC-9800 series. (Although it was also used for other purposes)
Is it possible to implement MIDI OUT at the same time?
I want to use the nostalgic SC-88Pro.
MIDI OUT has been requested on GitHub. I am intrigued by the idea but when I started prototyping I ran into a design problem: the Windows API to talk to the MIDI interface requires a different way of receiving the messages. It will require a lot of rework and I don't have the time for that right now.
It was originally a unique lyrics display system for NEC-DOS software called MIMPI, but due to its excellence, it has been implemented in other freeware.
(There are also other extended WRDs such as SherryWRD (extended for Windows) and "演出くんメカ" (extended for MS-DOS))
Since the WRD file itself is a text file, it is probably possible to implement it if it follows the text file specifications.
WRD also requires decompression of reversible image compression used in Japan called MAG.
WRD
https://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA011751/WHATSWRD.HTM
http://www6.plala.or.jp/kalkal/crystal/wrd/wrd.htm
http://www6.plala.or.jp/kalkal/crystal/wrd/wrdma.html
MAG
http://metanest.jp/mag/mag.xhtml#spec
I think it may be difficult, but it is part of the history of MIDI, so I would appreciate it if you could implement it.
Compression -4 may be pretty good with a clang compile but high compression and multithreaded stress should be clearly faster with GCC builds.
Thanks nu774 for fast reply!
Is it possible stay with separate WAVs files on input?