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FLAC 1.5 Finally Delivers Multi-Threaded Encoding

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FLAC 1.5 Finally Delivers Multi-Threaded Encoding

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 2 months ago

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Thank you so much! I mean I have a threadripper with 48 threads.
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  Yeah I’m sure they’ve got a lot of flac over this
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    Yeah, but it’s their lossless.

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