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No More MPC?

Reply #100 –
Quote from: JensRex on
You resurrected a dead thread about a dead format. Congratulations.


Dead thread, yes.  Dead format, no.  Musepack has been back in development for quite some time now.
Zune 80, Tak -p4 audio library, Lossless=Choice

No More MPC?

Reply #102 –
if you are on debian unstable you can follow the progress with rarewares/debian

i've been making snapshot packages of the SVN repository of SV8 binaries, libraries and the xmms plugin.

SV8 now contains a SV8 converter (mpc2sv8) and SV8 cutter (mpccut) in addition to the new SV.

'apt-get install xmms-musepack-sv8 libmpcdec6 musepack' for a full checkout of SV8.

anyone can checkout and use SVN, btw...

TESTING ONLY. NOT FOR NORMAL USE.


later

No More MPC?

Reply #103 –
I'm still using --quality 10 for Hi-Fi listening instead of WavPack lossy. Maybe if WavPack's lossy mode has been developed with a simple psychoacoustic model / algorythm MPC wouldn't be useful anymore. Musepack isn't already dead, it has first to be a good model for other high bitrate codecs :-P
FB2K,APE&LAME

No More MPC?

Reply #104 –
I'm actually thinking of transcoding my high bitrate files for portable use once I get my new Sansa.  Was going to keep using AAC like on my ipod, but in Rockbox, MPC is so fast, it seems silly to use AAC.