Qouting from krinkels posts, these last Optimfrog EXE file modification says its to Edison007:
4. Last but probably the most interesting. The seek parameter is the number of samples in the compressed block. The original values are as follows:
Code:
default options number of samples:
fast = 44100 * 10
normal = 44100 * 20
slow = 44100 * 40
min = 44100 * 120
mod1
fast = 88200 * 40
normal = 88200 * 80
slow = 88200 * 120
min = 88200 * 160
mod2
fast = 352800 * 60
normal = 352800 * 80
slow = 352800 * 120
min = 352800 * 160
Actually, you can patch ofr.exe by changing them in any direction (but with an increase, the consumed RAM also grows), this can affect both for the better and for the worse. Whoever knows how to use IDA can find and change where it is, who can't wait for either a patcher or patched executables from me, I'll think about how simpler it is.
These any values increase --> its have better compression ratio?? How to its modding the EXE file?? I would replace the 2nd number with 320 instead of 160.
Also: how to methods from upgrading CLS-MSC.dll files with newest TAK/OFR/BMF libraries??