I'd guess you'd only get 90% compression on contrived examples. You
can, for example, compress a silent audio file with pkzip and get over
90% compression. ...
Zia Mazhar writes:
> Yep, Monkey's Audio is good indeed. However, on the ZAP web site they
> claim, " The technology behind ZAP simply means that digital audio can
> be compressed up to 90% without any loss of information". I know
> different wave files can be compressed to different extents, but 90%
> lossless reduction is sort of unbelievable. Could anyone please compare
> MAC and ZAP compression and post the results? Why don't you go for it,
> Roel? :-)
>
> - Zia
>
> Roel VdB wrote:
>
> > Hello Cavallo,
> >
> > Thursday, August 10, 2000, 8:40:19 PM, you wrote:
> >
> > CdC> i found this on the net
> > CdC> http://www.emagic.de/english/products/software/zap.html
> >
> > CdC> what do u think about?
> >
> > go for the best&free lossless audio compressor:
> > http://www.monkeysaudio.com/
> >
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