I am converting ALAC 24 bit 88/96/192khz files to FLAC. I've never experienced any trouble converting ALAC to FLAC or the other way before.
In all cases the resulting FLAC file is 10% - 50% larger than the original, reports as being considerably longer, and consists of nothing but digital static. The ALACs themselves will play fine in Foobar, but cannot be converted to any other format successfully. There are some 16 bit files mixed in, and those convert without issue.
I tried a bunch of older 24 bit files I've had, converting them to FLAC and back again without trouble.
ETA: Also updated to R14.3 with the same result.
EDIT 2: There is an apparent discrepancy in the file properties.
If I right click on one of the ALAC files in question and choose the Audio Properties tab, dMC is reporting the Sample Size as 16 bit, though it does report the Sampling Rate correctly.
If I load the file into Foobar and check properties, Foobar correctly reports the Sample Size as 24 bit.
I can also successfully convert the ALAC files to FLAC or WAV using Foobar. I'm at a loss.
In all cases the resulting FLAC file is 10% - 50% larger than the original, reports as being considerably longer, and consists of nothing but digital static. The ALACs themselves will play fine in Foobar, but cannot be converted to any other format successfully. There are some 16 bit files mixed in, and those convert without issue.
I tried a bunch of older 24 bit files I've had, converting them to FLAC and back again without trouble.
ETA: Also updated to R14.3 with the same result.
EDIT 2: There is an apparent discrepancy in the file properties.
If I right click on one of the ALAC files in question and choose the Audio Properties tab, dMC is reporting the Sample Size as 16 bit, though it does report the Sampling Rate correctly.
If I load the file into Foobar and check properties, Foobar correctly reports the Sample Size as 24 bit.
I can also successfully convert the ALAC files to FLAC or WAV using Foobar. I'm at a loss.
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