EncVorbis 1.1

EncVorbis is an audio library and codec developed by Michael Facquet. It is specifically designed for encoding and decoding audio in the Vorbis format.

Vorbis is an open-source audio compression format commonly used for music, speech, and other audio content. It provides high-quality audio compression while maintaining relatively low file sizes.

EncVorbis utilizes audio encoding techniques to compress audio data while maintaining its quality. It employs various algorithms and strategies to reduce the file size without significant loss of audio fidelity.

EncVorbis is designed to be used with C/C++ programming languages. It provides libraries and APIs that can be integrated into projects written in these languages.

Yes, EncVorbis is released under a free and open-source license. This means it can be freely used, modified, and distributed by anyone without any licensing fees or restrictions.

Yes, EncVorbis is capable of real-time audio encoding and decoding. This makes it suitable for applications that require live streaming or immediate processing of audio data.

EncVorbis does not impose any specific limitations on file size or duration. However, the maximum file size or duration may be determined by other factors such as available storage space and system resources.

Yes, EncVorbis supports multi-channel audio encoding and decoding. It allows for the creation and playback of audio files with multiple channels, such as stereo or surround sound.

No, EncVorbis is primarily designed for lossy audio compression. It sacrifices some audio quality to achieve higher compression ratios. If you require lossless compression, you may consider other codecs such as FLAC.

You can find documentation, tutorials, and other resources for EncVorbis on the official website or through online developer communities and forums dedicated to audio coding.