#🔒 Compression text to audio.

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hybrid sail
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Hello, I'd like to make a not very complicated program (only I'm not very good at python) that allows you to put a gigantic number; approximately a number of one sexdecillion (= 1×10^51) digits. Basically, using hz frequencies to create the equivalent of a text file containing the number, in audio, I don't know how! But I'm convinced it's possible, and if I succeed, with your help of course, we'll revolutionize the world of computer storage and data compression. DM if you want to help me in this ultra-complex ordeal, and if you do, you're the best.

PS: I'm french and my english is bad, sorry about that.

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chilly basin
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sure it's possible, audio steganography exists after all, and you can even open any non-audio file with audacity as "raw" audio data and hear the ear-splitting song of bytes never meant for an audio signal

it sounds like you want to convert arbitrary bytes of data into an audio file, like converting text to morse code tapped through a radio? like something you can blare at your neighbour's house, and then he can decode the number if he has the right equipment, never transmitting the message across any wires - in that case, you need to think of how to make the encoding robust, with some redundancy, so that it can survive at least a bit of interference from the noises of the world around it - encodings are simpler when they're all digital

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the data being a number, or text, does not matter if the target encoded data is just bytes, i.e. arbitrary data

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