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Originally Posted by KaktoR
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OGGRE - compressor ogg vorbis audio files. In the format of vorbis, the final entropy encoding of the frames is very well done, so there is not much to pinch there. But with ogg headers and codebooks at the beginning of each ogg file is a completely different situation, so they had to apply deduplication for them. As a result, only 5-7% of lzma won.
To compress via freearc in arc.ini, you need to add something like this:
[External compressor: oggre]
header = 0
packcmd = oggre_enc.exe {options} $$ arcdatafile $$. tmp $$ arcpackedfile $$. tmp
and for unpacking use CLS-OGGRE.dll.
I also made a version for the compression of wwise vorbis separately - there they just removed all the ogg headers and code books. OGGRE compressor for wwise was done very much on the knee, so to encode a file you must first convert it using ww2ogg utility from .wav to .ogg and then press oggre_enc_wwise.exe. The instance unpacked through the oggre_dec_wwise will correspond to the .wav file, but without the WAVE header. Shorter than clean play.
PS if you do not understand how to use, or something will not work - these are your problems, I scored a bolt on this project.
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This OGGRE_enc tools not yet released x86 binary?? These CLS-OOGRE.dll its x64 only?? Any alternative, from OGG/Vorbis lossless compression?
UPDATE: Found very tiny and special EXE tools, used in from OGGRE binaries patched and working from now running Windows XP!! Hurry!
And quick question from "CLS-OGGRE.dll" file: Found, two minimally different file sized dll's files:
V1: 247 296 byte (from CIU 3.0.0.1b8 package)
V2: 246 272 byte (from any forum post or net)
Whats difference in two files?