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WMA lossless 24/96 to FLAC

Hello! I am trying to convert WMA lossless 24 bit 96kHz file to FLAC.
When I used dbAMP converter it generates 16 bit 24kHz.
Does FLAC supports 24bit 96KHz ?

Or is there any other codec which supports 24bit 96kHz ?

Thanks.

pjo

WMA lossless 24/96 to FLAC

Reply #1 –
FLAC supports 24/96, but dbpoweramp might not when it comes to WMA files.

WMA lossless 24/96 to FLAC

Reply #2 –
Use Microsoft's tool.
"Facts do not cease to exist just because they are ignored."
—Aldous Huxley

WMA lossless 24/96 to FLAC

Reply #4 –
Quote from: Mono on
Use Microsoft's tool.


Now a wav 24bit 96KHz was extracted from wma lossless.

It has to be converted to 16bit 44.1KHz wav.

I tried dbpoweramp, and it is converted to FLAc and put in iPod RockBox. Did not work.

Any advise which app is best to convert 24/96 wav to 16/44.1 wav ?

WMA lossless 24/96 to FLAC

Reply #5 –
foobar2000, of course!

WMA lossless 24/96 to FLAC

Reply #7 –
Use a resampler DSP (check Preferences) and configure it to 44100 Hz.
Set ultra mode for (unlikely to be audible) better quality.
ruxvilti'a

WMA lossless 24/96 to FLAC

Reply #8 –
Quote from: AstralStorm on
Use a resampler DSP (check Preferences) and configure it to 44100 Hz.
Set ultra mode for (unlikely to be audible) better quality.


AstralStorm, Thanks. Now it is set to 16bit 44.1KHz.