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Spoon, Team,
Over the weekend I ripped a CD using the multi-encoder setting to Apple Lossless. Without going into detail why I chose the second encode to re-sample a CD at 44.1 to 96kHz using the multi-encoder rather than ripping to 44.1 and then using music converter to re-sample those 44.1 files to 96kHz, the multi-encoder threw up differences in length and samples - please see below:
Bit comparison in foobar:
Differences found in 6 out of 6 track pairs.
Comparing:
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5)\16bit-96kHz\01 In The Night.m4a"
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5+)\16bit-96kHz\01 In The Night.m4a"
Length mismatch : 6:28.293333 vs 6:28.152896, 37276160 vs 37262678 samples
Comparing:
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5)\16bit-96kHz\02 Suburbia (The Full Horror).m4a"
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5+)\16bit-96kHz\02 Suburbia (The Full Horror).m4a"
Length mismatch : 8:56.066667 vs 8:55.950229, 51462400 vs 51451222 samples
Comparing:
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5)\16bit-96kHz\03 Opportunities.m4a"
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5+)\16bit-96kHz\03 Opportunities.m4a"
Length mismatch : 5:30.600000 vs 5:30.467562, 31737600 vs 31724886 samples
Comparing:
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5)\16bit-96kHz\04 Paninaro.m4a"
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5+)\16bit-96kHz\04 Paninaro.m4a"
Length mismatch : 8:36.040000 vs 8:35.925344, 49539840 vs 49528833 samples
Comparing:
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5)\16bit-96kHz\05 Love Comes Quickly.m4a"
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5+)\16bit-96kHz\05 Love Comes Quickly.m4a"
Length mismatch : 7:38.360000 vs 7:38.240010, 44002560 vs 43991041 samples
Comparing:
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5)\16bit-96kHz\06 West End Girls.m4a"
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5+)\16bit-96kHz\06 West End Girls.m4a"
Length mismatch : 9:04.866667 vs 9:04.711115, 52307200 vs 52292267 samples
The 16.5 means ripped to 44.1 and then converted by music converter while 16.5+ means using the multi-encoder setting.
Thought I'd report this.
Regards
Nubben
Over the weekend I ripped a CD using the multi-encoder setting to Apple Lossless. Without going into detail why I chose the second encode to re-sample a CD at 44.1 to 96kHz using the multi-encoder rather than ripping to 44.1 and then using music converter to re-sample those 44.1 files to 96kHz, the multi-encoder threw up differences in length and samples - please see below:
Bit comparison in foobar:
Differences found in 6 out of 6 track pairs.
Comparing:
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5)\16bit-96kHz\01 In The Night.m4a"
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5+)\16bit-96kHz\01 In The Night.m4a"
Length mismatch : 6:28.293333 vs 6:28.152896, 37276160 vs 37262678 samples
Comparing:
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5)\16bit-96kHz\02 Suburbia (The Full Horror).m4a"
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5+)\16bit-96kHz\02 Suburbia (The Full Horror).m4a"
Length mismatch : 8:56.066667 vs 8:55.950229, 51462400 vs 51451222 samples
Comparing:
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5)\16bit-96kHz\03 Opportunities.m4a"
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5+)\16bit-96kHz\03 Opportunities.m4a"
Length mismatch : 5:30.600000 vs 5:30.467562, 31737600 vs 31724886 samples
Comparing:
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5)\16bit-96kHz\04 Paninaro.m4a"
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5+)\16bit-96kHz\04 Paninaro.m4a"
Length mismatch : 8:36.040000 vs 8:35.925344, 49539840 vs 49528833 samples
Comparing:
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5)\16bit-96kHz\05 Love Comes Quickly.m4a"
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5+)\16bit-96kHz\05 Love Comes Quickly.m4a"
Length mismatch : 7:38.360000 vs 7:38.240010, 44002560 vs 43991041 samples
Comparing:
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5)\16bit-96kHz\06 West End Girls.m4a"
"D:\Pet Shop Boys\Disco (16.5+)\16bit-96kHz\06 West End Girls.m4a"
Length mismatch : 9:04.866667 vs 9:04.711115, 52307200 vs 52292267 samples
The 16.5 means ripped to 44.1 and then converted by music converter while 16.5+ means using the multi-encoder setting.
Thought I'd report this.
Regards
Nubben
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