TAK 2.2.0 - Alpha release
Reply #21 – 2011-06-07 00:18:07
I managed to finish a preview of a TAK benchmark due to a conversion issue.* This short test only covers TAK and not other multichannel encoders. The end result is that TAK 2.2.0 completed the test successfully without any errors, also noted encoding speed-ups with stereo material. Machine used: Athlon XP 3000+, 2GB, WD1.5GB SATA, WinXP SP3, NTFS.*Source files: DTS source 6ch 16bit 48KHz 3.29GB 102:19.125 RG -5.61dB CD audio 1 2ch 16bit 44.1KHz 297MB 29:26.392 RG -9.75dB CD audio 2 2ch 16bit 44.1KHz 304MB 30:07.258 RG -10.71dB encoder / file enc timer301.exe (enc / dec) (-p2 setting) ratio enc / dec speed (Kernel) (User) (Process) -------------- ------ ----------------- ---------------------------------- TAK 2.2.0 DTS 40.30% 15.49x / 59.00x (2% / 13%) (95% / 75%) (98% / 88%) TAK 2.2.0 CD 1 67.12% 115.10x / 197.68x (6% / 14%) (85% / 83%) (91% / 98%) TAK 2.2.0 CD 2 68.96% 114.53x / 191.90x (5% / 12%) (86% / 84%) (91% / 96%) TAK 2.1.0 CD 1 67.12% 110.49x / 192.62x (5% / 14%) (86% / 80%) (91% / 94%) TAK 2.1.0 CD 2 68.96% 106.71x / 191.48x (5% / 12%) (84% / 83%) (90% / 95%) bitcompared decoded TAK files with original WAV files = No differences. [!--sizeo:1--][span style=\"font-size:8pt;line-height:100%\"][!--/sizeo--]*conversion issue: TAK reports Wave file not supported on WAV files with durations >02:04:16 (converted DTS->WAV using FB2K v1.1.6, foo_input_dts.dll v0.3.0 & specs above). Sizes of resulting WAV files are shown to be 4.04GB and 4.10GB even though every media player reports a durations of 02:04:16 for both those files. Anyone give me hint at fixing this (possibly) WAV header issue?[/size]