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is it possible to incorporate a floating point bit depth less than 32 fp? like 24bit fp? i like the flexibility of floating point but its really expensive storage wise when working multichannel
Asked by mike s (162.247.74.x) on August 11 2023, 6:46pm
Reply on August 12 2023, 3:12pm (edited at August 12 2023, 4:01pm):
storage is cheap!
You could use WavPack in one of the FP modes with a raised noise floor, e.g. 32 bit FP -120dB floor. This has a lot of the benefits of FP but also will compress well
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Posted by mike s (173.70.39.x) on August 12 2023, 6:04pm:
ooo i saw that option, checking it out now :) .
Posted by mike s (173.70.39.x) on August 12 2023, 6:17pm:
thank you that works out very well, its a hell of a compression!
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