I have been working on this for quite some time, but I think my Dolby B decoding now works well enough for the program to be worth sharing. Hopefully I will release other versions as I fix bugs and improve things. Also I hope to get DolbyC decoding to work as well.
At the moment I'm giving a choice of 3 executables.
i64 will be best for most people, it is for 64 bit Windows.
For users who only have 32Bit Windows there is i32 which it written using 32 bit arithmetic, however this may not be quite as good, as I had to make many compromises to use 32Bit arithmetic. i64-32 is the 64Bit version, but compiled for 32Bit Windows. This should work, but may be slower.
Other platforms and operating systems should be possible, as I wrote my code for Free Pascal, which supports many platforms. But I haven't yet worked out how to do this.
I don't intend to spend much time here, as I need a lot of time to actually write my program.
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Hi all.
I have been working on this for quite some time, but I think my Dolby B decoding now works well enough for the program to be worth sharing. Hopefully I will release other versions as I fix bugs and improve things. Also I hope to get DolbyC decoding to work as well.
At the moment I'm giving a choice of 3 executables.
i64 will be best for most people, it is for 64 bit Windows.
For users who only have 32Bit Windows there is i32 which it written using 32 bit arithmetic, however this may not be quite as good, as I had to make many compromises to use 32Bit arithmetic. i64-32 is the 64Bit version, but compiled for 32Bit Windows. This should work, but may be slower.
Other platforms and operating systems should be possible, as I wrote my code for Free Pascal, which supports many platforms. But I haven't yet worked out how to do this.
I don't intend to spend much time here, as I need a lot of time to actually write my program.