Optimize all OGG files using OptiVorbis #58
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moxie-coder
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it doesnt change audio quality at all, as I mentioned. it only optimizes encoding. |
Raltyro
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I didnt think to check, but probably not TOO mcuh right now. This is more something thatll add up in the future |
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This looks great but I'm not going to merge this particular commit in case of issues. I will try to figure out how to make a PR that credits you though! |
Sounds good! |
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I recently discovered OptiVorbis while looking for ways to optimize large OGG files for my own project, and figured that since FNF is gonna have a LOTTTTT of audio, it might be something that interested you guys. I ran it on every .ogg file in the assets folder. It's web based and really easy to use, and is completely lossless since it simply fixes inoptimal encoding. https://optivorbis.github.io/OptiVorbis/