[FourChannel]

I was re-encoding some flac files to get a better
compression ratio, and the program output would only
update the compression stats at every 5 percent change.

normally it updates the text output a few times every
change per 1 percent completion.

This is not a major problem, since it still is functional.

Also, If I simply use "--best" as an option, then the
display updates like normal. However, keep in mind that
"--best" is not quite the same as the settings I used.

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This is for Flac v 1.1.3-beta2.

Here's the exact command I used and the output.

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]$ nice -n 10 ~/bin/flac-1.1.3-beta2/src/flac/flac
--no-delete-input-file --no-ogg --replay-gain
--no-seektable --verify --lax --mid-side
--exhaustive-model-search --qlp-coeff-precision-search
--blocksize="8192" --max-lpc-order="32"
--rice-partition-order="0,16" --output-prefix="new2/"
./*.flac
NOTE: --replay-gain may leave a small PADDING block
even with --no-padding

flac 1.1.3-beta2, Copyright (C)
2000,2001,2002,2003,2004,2005,2006 Josh Coalson
flac comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. This is free
software, and you are
welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions.
Type `flac' for details.

options: --lax -P 190 -b 8192 -m -l 32 -e -p -q 0 -r
0,16 -V
1-01 Intro.flac: 5% complete, ratio=0.707

• labels: --> flac (command-line)
• priority: 5 --> 2
• summary: CLI Flac with max comp, updates only every 5 percent. --> (CLI) Flac with max comp, updates only every 5 percent.

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BTW, forgot to add:

AMD Athlon XP 3000+ (K7)
Nforce2 Mobo
1Gig ram

$(uname -a) = Linux Rei 2.6.12-10-k7 #1 Fri Sep 15 16:20:30
UTC 2006 i686 GNU/Linux

AND ----!!!!----

The Flac files I performed the command on were actually on
another linux machine mounted via samba, LAN 100BaseT

-FourChannel

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the update is based rate is based on the number of frames
processed. so for a small file it will happen at a larger
percentage.

with -l 32 -e -p it should feel slow! but I doubled the
rate when using -e and -p together.

Josh

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• status: closed --> closed-fixed