I ripped HDCD CD to wav files. It is 24bit wav files. Then, I used Batch Converter as "Uncompressed FLAC". But such FLAC files seems "Compressed". For example, 62.09MB WAV converted to "Uncompressed FLAC" 41.43MB (34% compressed). FLAC Reference libFlac 1.3.1. Please let me know the reason why.
Uncompressed FLAC seems compressed
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Re: Uncompressed FLAC seems compressed
I have question. A downlorded FLAC file is 24bit 192kHz but 0% compressed (for example 222.307KB). Then I converted to 24bit 192kHz WAV by Batch Converter is 220.415kB. Again I converted to 24bit 192kHz "Uncompressed" FLAC by Batch Converter is 0% compressed 220.510kB. This case 24bit file did not compressed by Batch Converter. Why ?Comment
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Re: Uncompressed FLAC seems compressed
Must be something specific about the audio, try converting to a normal flac file and see what the compression ratio is.Comment
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Re: Uncompressed FLAC seems compressed
Dear Spoon, I tried few things with Batch Converter. It seems interesting.
WAV (24bit / 44.1kHz / 53.179 kB) to "Uncompressed" FLAC was 34% Compressed 35.482 kB.
WAV (24bit / 48kHz / 57.882 kB) to "Uncompressed" FLAC was 0% Compressed 57.909 kB.
Two WAV files are same song. I converted from WAV 24bit / 44.1kHz to WAV 24bit / 48kHz by Korg Audiogate.Comment
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Re: Uncompressed FLAC seems compressed
I got the same problem when I tried to rip a HDCD CD yesterday. The "uncompressed" 24-bit 44.1kHz FLAC files were always about 30% compressed after conversion from the corresponding 24-bit 44.1kHz WAV files.
After trying for a few hours, I finally managed to get my UNCOMPRESSED 24-bit 44.1kHz FLAC files as following:
1. Use CD-Ripper to rip my HDCD CD to 24-bit 88.2kHZ WAV files
2. Use the Music Converter or Batch Converter to convert these 24-bit 88.2 kHz WAVs to "uncompressed" 24-bit 44.1 kHz FLACs
The resulting FLACs were about the same sizes of those of 24-bit 44.1kHz WAVs with 0% compression. I don't understand how this happen, but I want to share my above experience with those who are interested in this issue.Comment
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