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11th March 2007, 03:59
#1
Programmer
it seems that RAR wins this test due to good mix of bmp, wav, text and binary compressors, while SBC omits bmp compressor but has very good one for wavs. in uclc test it provides results very close to wavpack ones - does this mean that it uses exactly the same code?
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11th March 2007, 14:41
#2
Not necessarily, but it means it uses a VERY specific algorithm for wav data.
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11th March 2007, 15:26
#3
Programmer
i understand, but their results are just too close
we should look to another tests to decide
ps: my english is just very poor
btw, both rar and sbc features text preprocessing and data segmentation among other tricks. i thought that rar uses raw ppmd algorithm, but my last experiments showed that rar -mc8:48t+ compress much better than ppmd -o8 -m48. it is interesting to mention that rar may even implement decompression for text preprocessing tricks via its VM
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11th March 2007, 15:29
#4
It'll be great when TAK's SDK (or possibly source code) will be released , it has quite impressive wav compression power/(de)compression time ratio. See here
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11th March 2007, 16:46
#5
Programmer
it's definitely better but only about 1-2% for same speed
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