RA lot of the big engines are just going to decode and re-encode into an optimized format anyway
RIn some cases they'll even compress it
Ait just uses less space
at the cost of the decoding requirements which frankly isn't much
at the cost of the decoding requirements which frankly isn't much
RI know one of the big features I want to add into Sparky is built-in audio system integration for the shader pipeline
Rsimply so I can procedurally glitch the screen out using glitch sounds.
Nprobably it will depending on your sound card and output
RThundershock Engine had support for it but it wasn't implemented correctly and I still don't understand enough about audio signal processing
Rmuch less doing it in real-time
RHmm
Anope. flac is just losslessly compressed pcm data.
the reason flacs are so desired is because they run at 96khz+ and still use less space than a wave file
the reason flacs are so desired is because they run at 96khz+ and still use less space than a wave file
L^
Lthe decompression cost really isnt that high
Nhuh you learn something new
Atrust me
Abeing an audiophile
Ais a scam
Lits literally the EXACT same thing but takes up less storage space
NI thought it would cost more because of "lossless" compared to wav and mp3's "lossy"
NI guess I was being scammed
RI genuinely can't tell the difference between audio sent over a wire to a headset and audio sent over bluetooth to a headset
LWAV is also lossless, but not compressed
Ayeah wav is just raw pcm
Awith a header
RUnless you're in a call and the headset goes into hands-free mode where it heavily compresses the crap out of the output audio to allow for enough bandwidth to send mic audio
Abluetooth is fine for most things
i use a bluetooth headset on my pc with no issues
i use a bluetooth headset on my pc with no issues
A... until i want to play osu
then i need the wire
then i need the wire
Li cant live with the latency of bluetooth
Lits just too bad
Aunfortunately the wire is about 3cm long
NNAudio looks fine honestly, too bad its kinda unmaintained
RI find it depends on the headset
Na lot of its APIs don't use modern .NET
RI've had headsets where the latency is really bad, and others where it's basically non-existent
Nand again, a lot are tied to Windows APIs
Amost likely those ones with non existent latency are using apt-x
Aunfortunately most still don't support apt-x
Aand most bluetooth adapters for pcs also don't support it
Lyeah if its windows only its immediately a no-go for my uses
RThankfully I have on-board Bluetooth on my motherboard 
R....that I don't use
LNAudio trips up a lot of people as its for some reason described as cross platform, when iirc it isnt
Ayeah it's not
Nit definitely did for me
Anaudio is junk anyway
cscore is even more junk cause its not maintained
trust me i've used both
cscore is even more junk cause its not maintained
trust me i've used both
Nfinally someone said it
RI think a lot of people think "Oh it's a C# library and C# is cross-platform so therefore the library is too"
NI'm willing to use an audio library written in rust or c as long as it as C# bindings
ANI'll look at that
Aehh, it can't load vorbis or mp3s yet
but its getting there
but its getting there
