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README.md
Equestria Lossless Audio Codec
An entirely open-source lightweight lossless audio codec/container.
WebKit/Safari doesn't support playing audio from a Blob, a required feature to play ELAC files in a browser; therefore playing ELAC files in Safari is not supported.
Why use ELAC?
- ELAC is free, libre and open-source software
- It is lighter than FLAC, WAV, or MP3 with the same quality
- A single file can contain multiple tracks that will be played after each other (if using a supported player, e.g.
elac-play
) - ELAC keeps all metadata from your original file (except album art)
ELAC-EL vs ELAC-PL
ELAC-EL (Emulated Lossless) files are created when a non-lossless file is given to elac-encode
(e.g. MP3, OGG, ...), they usually have small file size and are playable everywhere.
ELAC-PL (Physical Lossless) files are created when a lossless file is given to elac-encode
(e.g. WAV, FLAC, ...).
Both ELAC-EL and ELAC-PL usually have smaller size than the original files.