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Compression format AVHuff not supported #69
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@edc71 you're right. |
Could always be optional support. If compiled with support, include requisite lib. That way it's available for projects that need it, but doesn't muss up those that don't. Though I suppose that does run contrary to recent efforts to make libchdr more uniform. Hrm. |
Seems like it, though I asked him to open this issue when the topic arose while looking at usage of libchdr with RomVault for data validation purposes. Obviously MAME would be a use case, though I'm not sure under what circumstances this library would come into use with it offhand. |
Its actually for a tool which enters rominfo into a database. But hashing chd isnt enough, because the dats are using different hashes. So I needed something simple to include. And also like Sanaki said, it is also been looked at for usage in RomVault |
Okay. I will start a dev branch to add it.
I also want to fix a bad warning (wrong free) and bump lzma so timing is good.
Will ping you and hypseus singe devs when done.
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… Le 12 janv. 2022 à 14:02, edc71 ***@***.***> a écrit :
I agree with you @Sanaki meanwhile I had a look at AVHuff, hopefully it only depends on (possibly) flac which is already in through dr_flac and some huffman decoder so that's not a lot of code. Worth having a look implementing it. @edc71 what's the typical use case ? Daphne / Hypseus Singe ?
Its actually for a tool which enters rominfo into a database. But hashing chd isnt enough, because the dats are using different hashes. So I needed something simple to include.
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AVHuff is the format used for laserdisks.. its used since v3 afaik
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