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Originally Posted by terminal pharmacy
Anything that compresses to shrink file sizes cannot do so without affecting harmonic content
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So even zipping and then unzipping a wave file would affect content?
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Originally Posted by terminal pharmacy
multichannel audio files over 5.1 and above.
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OK, here's my challenge: provide a proper 5.1 wave file (24/96 if you have one), and prove that it suffers from encoding and decoding to FLAC.
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If flac was such the magic bullet pro audio programs would offer it as an input record option, however this is not the case.
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Sound Devices recorders are not "professional equipment"?
http://www.sounddevices.com/notes/re...c-limitations/
Also:
http://www.2l.musiconline.no/shop/di...m.asp?id=34188
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Originally Posted by terminal pharmacy
If you run a .flac and a .wav or .aiff through a hardware spectrograph the compressed file of the flac will have different readings to the .wav and .aiff. This is fact as I have seen it to be true with my own eyes and ears.
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OK. So post the wave file (or a snippet thereof) here.
In the end, if you want to blabber nonsense about compressed file formats without supplying proof I don't care as long as I don't have to listen to it.