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...efore it would be nice to now where in libvorbis i would have to pipe the cropped "frequencies" out, or if this is even possible. is it possible to to this? or would it be more reasonable to forget about this kind-of-realtime double encoding, and simply encode it first in ogg, decode it aggain and run a diff in between the signal after that process and the source? i never touched libvorbis till now, and would be pleased if somebody of u could give me a startup orientation (i already had a short look on docs/, maybe not deep enought) thanks for your great work p

...efore it would be nice to now where in libvorbis i would have to pipe the cropped "frequencies" out, or if this is even possible. is it possible to to this? or would it be more reasonable to forget about this kind-of-realtime double encoding, and simply encode it first in ogg, decode it aggain and run a diff in between the signal after that process and the source? i never touched libvorbis till now, and would be pleased if somebody of u could give me a startup orientation (i already had a short look on docs/, maybe not deep enought) thanks for your great work p

After long time i entered aggain to ubuntu. I had version before 9.04 and upgraded it to 9.10. I tryed to run wotlk but i got some errors. I tought it is cause of upgrading ubuntu and ubgrading wine. So i uninstaled and deleted all .wine folder and wine from aplications. Now i reinstaled wine , i am normaly launching *.exe files....

On 19/06/07, pi@modular-t.org <pi@modular-t.org> wrote: > or would it be more reasonable to forget about this kind-of-realtime > double encoding, and simply encode it first in ogg, decode it aggain and > run a diff in between the signal after that process and the source? yes that would be simpler. Conrad.