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Originally Posted by Duminas
Incidentally, APE can also take a great deal more processor time to play back. Additionally, I've found APE works for all of crap on Linux most of the time (not sure about OSX), so you may want to avoid it if you're distributing to people you think may be using that OS.
This one's at Sabbey--when and if you ever convert something into a lossy format, what do you use? Just curious.
By the "APE on Linux" comment I'm referring to testing a few boxes. Of the five I've tried, only one played an APE.
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On my 700MHz Athlon, all but Extra High and Insane take more than 1-5% of my CPU usage which is fine. The only problem is MA is closed source, if it went open, Linux ports would pour in. If it does eventually disappear into obscurity, no matter I'll convert all of them to FLAC (or whatever is the best lossless format), it not like I'll lose anything (well RIFF chunks will be scrapped, but I don't use those anyways).
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