NEW: Added an edit box to the browse folder dialog so you can type in a folder.Ĭhanged: Reworked reading the whole pipe so it copies four megabytes at a time instead of allocating a huge chunk (and stops at 1 GB). (feedback and help appreciated).Ĭhanged: Made a little optimization to pre-calculate a value used in processing (also eliminates a warning).Ĭhanged: Renamed the pipe functions for clarity.Ĭhanged: Added an include back needed when backwards compatibility was off (like on Android).Ĭhanged: Merged the reading pipe code and regular encode code so there is only one path.

In addition, the program includes support for competing formats - for example, Monkey's Audio can convert to three additional formats - Rkau, Wavpack and Shorten external MP3 encoders (MP3Enc and Lame), MP+ and OGG are also supported.Changed: Added a LEGACY_ENCODE switch to the header to allow encoding in the older style for uses like FFMpeg that haven't updated their decoders.Ĭhanged: Made the help shortcut in the start menu link to the webpage instead of the old help file.Ĭhanged: Removed the old help files during install.Ĭhanged: 8-bit encoding is a little faster (it was using the 64-bit branch but didn't need to).Ĭhanged: Switched to help on the webpage instead of HTML help (it was outdated). Monkey's Audio can embed in Windows Explorer, compress WAV files, decompress, test, edit.

The main feature of the program is that Monkey's Audio, unlike most traditional sound digitization methods (MP3, OGG, etc.), fully preserves the sound quality, and produces compression according to its own algorithm (APE format), which is played by many players, including, for example, Winamp. Monkey's Audio - this utility is designed to convert (compress) already digital data into its own lossless APE format.

Instaling Monkey's Audio 10.17