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2004 Sep 10
2
Compressing sound fonts with FLAC
...erhead information). I managed to save a good
20k by gzipping this data and not making FLAC compress it. Not that much
for all the effort. Although I noticed that FLAC didn't do very well
with the non-audio data (I didn't expect it to), so I do like the idea
of separating this data and gzip/bzip'ing it.
I think I can save more data by concentrating on the audio.
The sample chunk in a sound font is composed of many samples, all 16 bit
word aligned. Each sample can have its own sampling rate. These samples
appear one after the other, each with 46 '0' pad samples at the end. I
ca...
2007 Aug 03
0
NUT packages repository
...that server, so I would appreciate it if you kept the link for yourself.
as told previously, I plan to add packages repositories on the nut server
(something like packages.networkupstools.org or
www.networkupstools.org/packages).
So if you want to publish packages, send these to me (preferably a
bzip'ed repos.) and I'll add it.
For the long run, we'll have to discuss this, once the nut web infra
has migrated on the Mango (MGE OPS) servers, possibly with the
starting of the web rewrite (see http://test.networkupstools.org/)
Arnaud
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2004 Sep 10
0
Compressing sound fonts with FLAC
...ave a good
> 20k by gzipping this data and not making FLAC
> compress it. Not that much
> for all the effort. Although I noticed that FLAC
> didn't do very well
> with the non-audio data (I didn't expect it to), so
> I do like the idea
> of separating this data and gzip/bzip'ing it.
>
yeah, flac doesn't have a 'gzip' fallback method
so any non-audio data will probably get stored
verbatim. I'm kind of reluctant to add a generic
compressor. If you wan't, you could come up with a
FLAC metadata block to store a gzip'ed chunk and I
could ad...
2006 Nov 30
1
Compressed destination files
...I would like to do an incremental backup using rsync where all the files
at the destination end are compressed (bz2). I'm backing up to a usb flash
drive and would like to fit as much as possible on it. I would also like
to avoid rsync'ing to another directory on my hard drive, and then
bzip'ing that. Done this way only the modified files will need to be
copied/bzipped, and if I want to restore a single file it is easy. Any
ideas? Thanks.
Josh