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List:       vorbis
Subject:    Re: [Vorbis] OggEnc Vs Oggenc 2
From:       John Edwards <john.edwards33 () ntlworld ! com>
Date:       2005-09-21 9:55:45
Message-ID: 43312E21.1040008 () ntlworld ! com
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If you're referring to the compiles at Rarewares, which I am responsible 
for, then the answer is that the standard 'oggenc' compile is a plain 
MSVC generic compile whereas the 'oggenc2' compiles, compiled using the 
Intel compiler, are optimised for the processor types indicated.

Hope that answers your question. :)

Mario Antonius wrote:
> Thanks for the help before ^_^
> 
> Now I am wondering, why Oggenc2 can perform faster
> encoding than the original Oggenc? 
> What & where is the differences ? They used the same
> lib right ?
> 
> CMIIW
> 
> Thanks

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