[Xiph-Advocacy] example of lossless fade out
"Jose Ramirez" <[email protected]> Tue, 07 Jul 2009 11:57:03 -0700
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Hello again, The feature of taking a lossy file and editing it with fades without degrading quality is an important one. Here is a file from: http://pan.zipcon.net/ http://dsl-63-249-19-10.zipcon.net/mp3/chamber_orchestra/OCT-08/ In this piece there is 38 seconds of perfect music IMO. This example was cut out. The beginning sounds fine but the end doesn't, the abrupt ending makes it unusable. http://www.multimedia4everyone.com/test/oggies/Vivaldi_Cello_Concerto_Gmaj_no-fade.mp3 Having the feature of lossless fading, the cut off can be ended smoothly without losing quality. http://www.multimedia4everyone.com/test/oggies/Vivaldi_Cello_Concerto_Gmaj_fade-out.mp3 If the copyright license allows 'everything is recyclable' with lossless cutting and fading. The big question is, it possible to edit fade ins and outs in vorbis and theora without re-encoding. If for some technical reason it's not, then the fade feature should be added to the HTML 5 spec. HTML 5 could take a page out of SMIL, SMIL 2 had fade in and out for visual media, SMIL 3 added it for audio: http://www.w3.org/TR/SMIL3/smil-transitions.html##TransitionEffects-AudioTransitions To get to the point were there are millions webpages with xiph media, the process needs to be easy. Jose xiph-it Free your Media