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  • bhoar
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    Re: FLAC compression ratio

    Rock has more of a randomized noise signature than classical...and randomized noise is the least (losslessly) compressible data out there.

    -brendan

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  • komakinojd
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    Yes, all were the normal, default WAVs.

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  • LtData
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    You were compressing normal 16-bit, 44.1KHz WAV files, correct?

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  • komakinojd
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    FLAC compression ratio

    I recently converted into FLACs (compression level 5) hundreds of albums ripped to WAVs using Reference r12.2. I noticed that for the majority of my classical-music albums, regardless of when the recordings were made or the CDs pressed, the FLACs were about 35-40% the size of the original WAVs, while the majority of my rock-music-album FLACs were about 55-60% of the original WAVs.

    What might be the cause of this discrepancy? I would think that classical music is "richer" and that its FLACs would be less compressed than rock-music FLACs.
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