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- EdgeSounds RatHole 3.1 (Windows)
- EdgeSounds RatHole is a media archiver. Its function is based on a principle of self-training neural networks. RatHole was especially designed for archiving all kinds of files containing audio data and is capable of compressing to the rate of 40-80%.
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- EdgeSounds RatHole 3.6.1 (Mac)
- EdgeSounds’ RatHole is a free unique universal archiving utility. It was especially designed for nondestructive compression of any files containing audio data in PCM 8/16/24 or 32 bit format. The RatHole’s compression algorithm is based on a principle of self-training neural networks, which means that the more it is used...
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