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Same reason why I haven't updated Rayman 1.5 recently.Drolpiraat wrote:Hey there!
Yes it still has some chances to finish. It's just that school is taking away all my time at the moment, I was working on a RayTunes update but I stopped working on that too because of a lack of time.
I'll start working on both things again as soon as I get more time though, and you definitely won't be disappointed.
Really? That's a theory, I never noticed that.LFrisco wrote:This looks like an half spinoff of a Rayman Game.
Yes, I have long time thought about this too, since I also have a Rayman folder with a lot of such.RayFan9876 wrote:Also I have a little question: would it be suitable to add a "fangame music" section to RayTunes?
Or rather OGG Vorbis as lossy format and FLAC as lossless format. MP3 sucks on a low bitrate while OGG on the same low bitrate is still super clear and incredibly small in filesize. WAV, being uncompressed, is sometimes way too big to be shared properly. If you're confused: Lossy is a compression method that, in this case, discards potential unheard parts of the audio on the low and high end frequencies of a spectrum, resulting in a reduced quality and clarity in short-terms. Lossless is a compression method that keeps all the audio intact in smaller sizes, just like how an archiving formats like ZIP and RAR works. FLAC is often converted from WAV, since it's not being a standard exportation possibility in a lot of digital audio applications. There shouldn't be any compatibility problems if you use VLC, Media Player Classic, GStreamer, MPlayer, etc.RayFan9876 wrote:It would be pretty cool. I also would love to hear your recordings in a dedicated mp3/wav format.
Bah, I say FLAC and MP3. OGG isn't compatible with many things, and this isn't exactly a technology forum heheh. I'd use MP3 for putting on my iPod for compatibility reasons, as 320 kbs isn't actually really that bad at all.PowerPatrick wrote:Yes, I have long time thought about this too, since I also have a Rayman folder with a lot of such.RayFan9876 wrote:Also I have a little question: would it be suitable to add a "fangame music" section to RayTunes?
Or rather OGG Vorbis as lossy format and FLAC as lossless format. MP3 sucks on a low bitrate while OGG on the same low bitrate is still super clear and incredibly small in filesize. WAV, being uncompressed, is sometimes way too big to be shared properly. If you're confused: Lossy is a compression method that, in this case, discards potential unheard parts of the audio on the low and high end frequencies of a spectrum, resulting in a reduced quality and clarity in short-terms. Lossless is a compression method that keeps all the audio intact in smaller sizes, just like how an archiving formats like ZIP and RAR works. FLAC is often converted from WAV, since it's not being a standard exportation possibility in a lot of digital audio applications. There shouldn't be any compatibility problems if you use VLC, Media Player Classic, GStreamer, MPlayer, etc.RayFan9876 wrote:It would be pretty cool. I also would love to hear your recordings in a dedicated mp3/wav format.
But this is only a suggestion to make audio file sharing and storage more efficient.
And this is just one reason why I'm disgusted by Apple products, they're not helping to adapt/support anything, and especially not open formats, including FLAC. Anyways, just keep MP3 at high bitrates then.RayFan9876 wrote:Bah, I say FLAC and MP3. OGG isn't compatible with many things, and this isn't exactly a technology forum heheh. I'd use MP3 for putting on my iPod for compatibility reasons, as 320 kbs isn't actually really that bad at all.
I agree, and I would side with you on OGG, but I'm going with 320 mp3 over OGG because of compatibility.PowerPatrick wrote:And this is just one reason why I'm disgusted by Apple products, they're not helping to adapt/support anything, and especially not open formats, including FLAC. Anyways, just keep MP3 at high bitrates then.RayFan9876 wrote:Bah, I say FLAC and MP3. OGG isn't compatible with many things, and this isn't exactly a technology forum heheh. I'd use MP3 for putting on my iPod for compatibility reasons, as 320 kbs isn't actually really that bad at all.
From what I see, this game reminds Droll of negative things, although I still would like to note that it's not good to only have one thing in your life or have someone else swindle and change your positive hobbies. Now I'm not saying that's what's happening, I'm just saying.
