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Question about "from Cd to Flac and than to Wave"

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  • Giorgio
    dBpoweramp Enthusiast
    • May 2006
    • 73

    Question about "from Cd to Flac and than to Wave"

    Hello,

    I have a question, if I convert music from a cd (I think the regular music cd have Wave format) to Flac and suddently I want again the original file (Wave) because I want to burn a cd and listen it on my stereo or in case in the future some new format lossless will be new standard in the market, do I loose any information during conversion ?

    The quality still remain the same of the original cd?

    Thank you !! :smile:
  • ChristinaS
    dBpoweramp Guru
    • Apr 2004
    • 4097

    #2
    Re: Question about "from Cd to Flac and than to Wave"

    If you originally ripped and audio cd to uncompressed PCM wav (16-bit, 2-channel stereo, 44.1KHz) , converted that to Flac, and converted again that Flac to an uncompressed wav of the same specs, there will be no loss, because Flac is lossless .

    But also remember that with dMC Audio CD Input you can of course rip directly to Flac. And dCW can burn again an audio CD directly from Flac. So no need to go through the uncompressed wav step.

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    • Giorgio
      dBpoweramp Enthusiast
      • May 2006
      • 73

      #3
      Re: Question about "from Cd to Flac and than to Wave"

      Thanks again Christina,

      sorry if questions seems to be stupid, but all about conversion is new for me, so I'm learning a lot of things.

      I really appreciate your suggestions !! :supersmil :supersmil :supersmil

      Ciao

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      • Giorgio
        dBpoweramp Enthusiast
        • May 2006
        • 73

        #4
        Re: Question about "from Cd to Flac and than to Wave"

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        Last edited by Giorgio; January 08, 2007, 10:03 AM.

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