NEW: Added APE_INFO_MD5 to the info object because a third-party developer wanted it.įixed: 32-bit ARM could crash because it was enabling an intrinsic that was not available.įixed: Little endian AIFF files would not encode properly.Ĭhanged: Updated to Visual Studio 17.7.4.Ĭhanged: The check for AIFF / AIFC in file headers was incorrectly allowing other things to pass.Ĭhanged: Added a License.txt file by the installer that gets copied to the install path (also included in the SDK).Ĭhanged: Updated to Visual Studio 17.7.2.Ĭhanged: Added a license link to the help menu.Ĭhanged: Changed a few variables to have APE_ names because JRiver was having compile problems (Objective C doesn't care that things are in a namespace).
This way reading the MD5 is wrapped up nicely.Ĭhanged: Switched CAPEDecompress::GetInfo to a switch statement for slightly better performance.Ĭhanged: Updated to Visual Studio 17.7.5. 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: Made use of a new APE_INFO_MD5_MATCHES test during quick verify. 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.
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