Name: Updated OggVorbis Encoder v1.1.2
Description: A new version of the DLLs used by tool.exe to make ogg-compressed sound tags.
Author: Xiph.org, submitted by p0lar_bear

NOTES:
I DID NOT MAKE OR COMPILE THESE DLLS! THE OggVorbis SOURCE CODE IS (C) COPYRIGHT 1994-2002 by the Xiph.Org Foundation (http://www.xiph.org/). I FOUND THE DLLS AT http://www.rarewares.org/ogg.html!

These DLLs are newer versions of the ones that come with the HEK (v1.0.0.1). If you've tried to compile permutations or music into OGG tags, you've noticed that, first, tool randomly exceptions for no reason when attempting to compress the second permutation. Then, if and when you finally get the tags compiled, the music may have crackling or popping in some spots, no matter what quality or bitrate you compile it with.

I've tested these on two pieces of music that had the crackling. Tool did not complain about compressing the permutations, and the sound had no audible crackling, if there was any at all.

TO INSTALL: Simply drop the four DLL files in this archive into the Halo Custom Edition install folder, but make sure Sapien, Guerilla/Kornman00, or Tool is not running, otherwise the DLL's will not copy. Simply replace all four files, but back them up, just in case.