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Originally Posted by tuesday
Ok, but (sorry for my ignorance) in winamp
it says 0.5 x speed -> 8 x speed (while over 8 you have to buy winamp pro  ). That must mean that 8 is faster  |
I don't use WinAmp (or MS Windows ...), so don't know what kind of settings it use and how the rely to the FLAC settings.
But for the command line FLAC encoder the settings give the result I mentioned above.
Edit.
I performed a short test and get these results (original file 67130176 bytes):
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$ time flac -0 Angel.wav
<snip>
Angel.wav: wrote 41214627 bytes, ratio=0.614
real 0m2.555s
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$ time flac -8 Angel.wav
<snip>
Angel.wav: wrote 37409700 bytes, ratio=0.557
real 0m13.628s
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