Re: Continuation of open DISCUSSION between jacko et al

On Jun 27, 9:51 am, Jim Leonard <MobyGa...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
But the final output above doesn't include any information about what
each three-bit code maps to.  How is the above final output sequence
decompressed back into the original sequence?

By storing map:

000 - 00000001
001 - 001
010 - 00011
011 - 01
100 - 0001
101 - 011
110 - 111
111 - 0011

in compressor/decompressor, if you find seven other maps what together
can remap every 64bit sequence to 60bits then you need 3 bits to point
to this 8 maps and you have 1bit gain every 64bits.
.

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