lossyWAV 1.2.0, Copyright (C) 2007,2008,2009 Nick Currie. Copyleft.
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
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Usage : lossyWAV <input wav file> <options>
Example : lossyWAV musicfile.wav
Quality Options:
-I, --insane highest quality output, suitable for transcoding;
-E, --extreme high quality output, also suitable for transcoding;
-S, --standard default quality output, considered to be transparent;
-P, --portable good quality output for DAP use, not fully transparent.
-Z, --zero lowest quality preset, probably contains artifacts.
Standard Options:
-C, --correction write correction file for processed WAV file; default=off.
-f, --force forcibly over-write output file if it exists; default=off.
-h, --help display help.
-L, --longhelp display extended help.
-M, --merge merge existing lossy.wav and lwcdf.wav files.
-o, --outdir <t> destination directory for the output file(s).
-v, --version display the lossyWAV version number.
-w, --writetolog create (or add to) lossyWAV.log in the output directory.
Special thanks go to:
David Robinson for the publication of his lossyFLAC method, guidance, and
the motivation to implement his method as lossyWAV.
Horst Albrecht for ABX testing, valuable support in tuning the internal
presets, constructive criticism and all the feedback.
Sebastian Gesemann for the noise shaping coefficients and help in using them
in the lossyWAV noise shaping implementation.
Matteo Frigo and for the excellent libfftw3-3.dll contained in the FFTW
Steven G Johnson distribution (v3.2.1 or v3.2.2).
Mark G Beckett for the Delphi unit that provides an interface to the
(Univ. of Edinburgh) relevant fftw routines in libfftw3-3.dll.
Don Cross for the Complex-FFT algorithm originally used.