Is the Amadeus file format compressed?
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Is the Amadeus file format compressed?
Hello,
I would like to know if the tracks in an Amadeus file are lossless compressed or are saved without compression.
IMHO, that would be great that the Amadeus format uses for example the FLAC compression (or another one) to save the tracks. That would save place on disk (or perhaps compression is already used).
bye.
I would like to know if the tracks in an Amadeus file are lossless compressed or are saved without compression.
IMHO, that would be great that the Amadeus format uses for example the FLAC compression (or another one) to save the tracks. That would save place on disk (or perhaps compression is already used).
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Is the Amadeus file format compressed?
They don't use any compression. The reason is that the Amadeus formatI would like to know if the tracks in an Amadeus file are lossless
compressed or are saved without compression.
IMHO, that would be great that the Amadeus format uses for example
the FLAC compression (or another one) to save the tracks. That would
save place on disk (or perhaps compression is already used).
is intended as an intermediary format optimised for speed. Regards,
Martin
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Re: Is the Amadeus file format compressed?
The last thing you want is compression while you are working on a file. This would result in compression and decompression every time you saved it, which wouldn't do the quality any good - and as Martin says would slow you up. Once finished you can save to any of the compressions methods available.pamplemousse_mk2 wrote:IMHO, that would be great that the Amadeus format uses for example the FLAC compression (or another one) to save the tracks. That would save place on disk (or perhaps compression is already used).
It's worth considering an external hard disk to record to and work on for audio - this will give you better performance than using the internal system disk, and save strain on it; and prices have been coming down considerably.
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Is the Amadeus file format compressed?
I think the OP was thinking about lossless compression algorithms, soThe last thing you want is compression while you are working on a
file. This would result in compression and decompression every time
you saved it, which wouldn't do the quality any good
quality would not be an issue. I can see that the is a case for it,
maybe I'll add it as an option at some stage... Regards,
Martin
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