Mac Gets A Rat Hole

US EdgeSounds release theRatHole compression utility for Mac OSX      16/10/06

Mac Gets A Rat Hole


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EdgeSounds have been in touch to tell us that they have released the RatHole, a free universal compression utility for Mac OSX, joining the current Windows version. EdgeSounds say that RatHole is a unique universal compression utility. It was especially designed for nondestructive compression of any files containing audio data in PCM 8/16/24 bit or IEEE_FLOAT 32 bit format. The RatHole’s compression algorithm is based on a principle of self-training neural networks.
EdgeSounds explain how this works in their own words…‘A new EdgeSounds compression algorithm makes it possible to efficiently reduce the size of packed audio data and later unpack exactly same bits, with no difference to the original. The compression algorithm compresses audio data, considering the bit depth of the digital data contained in the audio file (8/16/24/32 bit). The algorithm is proven to be equally effective on compressing any type audio files, sample banks, multi-track audio files, Impulse Tracker Instrument files and any other files containing audio data. The compression ratio of the algorithm varies from 36% to 78% or even more, and depends on the size of audio data, the balance between the tone and noise component, bit depth and other factors. Usually, the higher is the bit depth and the fidelity of audio data the better is the compression ratio.’
EdgeSounds tell us that the RatHole can be successfully used as a common archiving utility for any other file types as well.
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