Art Alexion on 26 Feb 2009 05:06:14 -0800 |
On Wednesday 25 February 2009 19:30:16 Mark M. Hoffman wrote: > I store all my music in the FLAC format; it is a lossless format that is > supported by all the Linux apps I care about. However, most consumer > devices (mp3 players, newer TVs, game systems, etc) that can play music > from network storage do not support FLAC at all. The mp3fs filesystem > allows me to use all of these other devices without re-encoding my whole > library - it saves a lot of time and storage at the small cost of a bit of > CPU time while reading the file. I am unclear as to whether this "virtual" file system resides in memory or on disk. A great idea if the former. Attachment:
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