What's the point of flac if you can't notice any difference?Originally Posted by GlazeKing
It's like downloading full bluray movie and watch it on laptop with 15.6" screen wearing acme 2$ headphones...
HDD's are becoming cheaper everyday and you can get 1tb's storage under 100$ which is pretty affordable, in my opinion.Originally Posted by ScottK
Plus, I don't think you need TB's of music whether it's lossles or lossy format. Download what you enjoy/will listen not all discography of Bob Marley (including live recordings) if you like only "No woman no cry" etc...
Last edited by DeadPoet; 12-14-2010 at 10:48 PM.
Yeah, mine too.
Lot of my friends using foobar though. Is there any noticible difference in terms of quality?
Last edited by Humbucker; 12-15-2010 at 08:42 AM.
there shouldn't be a loss in sound quality (if that's what you're referring to) unless foobar, for some reason, is downsampling your flac filesOriginally Posted by DeadPoet
i can, too, but what humbucker's saying is an interesting test for those (like myself) who prefer flac over mp3. if you look at flac files verses mp3 files structurally (as in an audio editing program) you can see the obvious differences in bitrate, clipping, etc., but that's a biased test that isn't really applicable in a debate over sound qualityOriginally Posted by sandman_1
I haven't found any difference between them except for the size as FLAC is way heavier than mp3![]()
What do you think a double blind ABX test is?Mathematically? I did it 20+ times correctly identifying the lossless from the lossy track and vice versa, so your mathematics is really messed up.
No I do not prefer 320K CBR. I did that only for the test since that is the highest quality setting for MP3.
Double Blind ABX test
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ABX_test
Foobar 2000 ABX component which is what I used to conduct the test. Try it out yourself.
http://www.foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_abx
Also, Mathematically, the probability of me getting 20 right out of 20 just by mere coincidence is
1/(2^20)= 0.00000095367431640625% a very very minute chance.
Last edited by sandman_1; 12-15-2010 at 06:43 PM. Reason: Added links and other...
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