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== LossyWAV == | == LossyWAV == | ||
It is possible to use the LossyWAV when encoding to Flac or WavPAck via the manual command line. | It is possible to use the LossyWAV when encoding to Flac or WavPAck via the manual command line. | ||
In order to do this, the command line parameter must | In order to do this, the command line parameter must be in format like this | ||
<lossyWavParams> | <EncoderParams> | <lossyWavParams> | <EncoderParams> | ||
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[[file:lossy_wavpack.png ]] | [[file:lossy_wavpack.png ]] | ||
To make sure, that command line is OK, press the Test button and check the result. | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:45, 25 October 2020
LossyWAV
It is possible to use the LossyWAV when encoding to Flac or WavPAck via the manual command line. In order to do this, the command line parameter must be in format like this
<lossyWavParams> | <EncoderParams>
for Flac they could look like this:
C:\lossywav\lossyWAV.exe - --quality X -- | -b 512 -8
for Wavpackc they could looks like this:
C:\lossywav\lossyWAV.exe - --quality X -- | -m -i -q --blocksize=512 --merge-blocks -hh
To make sure, that command line is OK, press the Test button and check the result.