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Topic: [BUG?] no losless converting of 24bit flac files (Read 2315 times) previous topic - next topic
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Re: [BUG?] no losless converting of 24bit flac files

Reply #25 –
So flac must also belong in the "not modern" group.

Sorry, just having a little fun as it seemed rather flippant and arbitrary.  O:)

Re: [BUG?] no losless converting of 24bit flac files

Reply #26 –
I would say that. The one guy who created the TAK codec did it all alone and reached a better compression than FLAC and other ones. WIth modern hardware we could probably reach a 10% better compression or even more.

Re: [BUG?] no losless converting of 24bit flac files

Reply #27 –
Better compression, and append arbitrary tracks of arbitrary format and arbitrary duration into a single file? Sounds like a special case, not the norm.

Re: [BUG?] no losless converting of 24bit flac files

Reply #28 –
Quote from: Euathlus1985 on
A Codec with better compression which does not have all the problems I encountered the last days.
Your problems are related to containers rather than codecs.


PS: For me, the best container to keep several tracks together is a folder.