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                        <A HREF="http://www-ft.ee.tu-berlin.de/~liebchen/lpac.html">LPAC</A> - A closed source codec.  At least it's available for more than just Windows, but there's only a Winamp plugin.
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-                       <A HREF="http://www.monkeysaudio.com/">Monkey's Audio</A> - A closed source, Windows-only codec, with a Winamp plugin.
+                       <A HREF="http://www.monkeysaudio.com/">Monkey's Audio</A> - A symmetric adaptive codec with good compression.  Source is available under a non-OSI license.  There are two versions available now, one by the original author Matt Ashland and one by Frank Klemm.  The one tested here is from the original author.
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                        Ogg Squish - An open source source codec that is no longer maintained.  The version I tested, 0.98, was the latest I could find.  I don't have Windows timing results but it is among the 'fast' coders, based on UNIX tests.
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-                       <A HREF="http://ghido.shelter.ro/">optimFROG</A> - A closed source, Windows-only codec, with a Winamp plugin and XMMS plugin.
+                       <A HREF="http://ghido.shelter.ro/">optimFROG</A> - A closed source, Windows/Linux codec, with Winamp and XMMS plugins.  Slow but best compression ratios.
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                        <A HREF="http://www.jpg.com/products/sound.html">Pegasus-SPS</A> - A closed source, Windows-only codec.
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                                FREE
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-                               Windows only
+                               Windows/Linux
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