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2009 Aug 07
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...teger, and it's lossless. So I'd just make it encode 32bit float, it's lossless afterall.
2 problems, first I would suspect it wouldn't encode very well, since the data wouldn't be "audio" anymore, right? It would be like trying to FLAC-encode random data.
So I tried FLACing white noise, and comp ratio was pretty poor, confirming this. Interestingly, it still did a better job than ZIP!
The second problem would be that no other tool would read them correctly anyway.
The second idea is to truncate & use it as a lossy encoder, which can be "audibly lossless&quo...