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Fix documentation rice partition order

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For some reason all documentation lists the max rice partition
order to be 16, while the maximum is 15. This fixes flac -H, the
man page and the HTML source code documentation

Signed-off-by: Erik de Castro Lopo <erikd@mega-nerd.com>
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Martijn van Beurden
2013-09-18 18:51:17 +02:00
committed by Erik de Castro Lopo
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Set the [min,]max residual partition order. The min value defaults to 0 if unspecified.<br />
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By default the encoder uses a single Rice parameter for the subframe's entire residual. With this option, the residual is iteratively partitioned into 2^min# .. 2^max# pieces, each with its own Rice parameter. Higher values of max# yield diminishing returns. The most bang for the buck is usually with <span class="argument">-r 2,2</span> (more for higher block sizes). This usually shaves off about 1.5%. The technique tends to peak out about when blocksize/(2^n)=128. Use <span class="argument">-r 0,16</span> to force the highest degree of optimization.
By default the encoder uses a single Rice parameter for the subframe's entire residual. With this option, the residual is iteratively partitioned into 2^min# .. 2^max# pieces, each with its own Rice parameter. Higher values of max# yield diminishing returns. The most bang for the buck is usually with <span class="argument">-r 2,2</span> (more for higher block sizes). This usually shaves off about 1.5%. The technique tends to peak out about when blocksize/(2^n)=128. Use <span class="argument">-r 0,15</span> to force the highest degree of optimization.
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