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Other Lossy Codecs / Re: ADC (Adaptive Differential Coding) My Experimental Lossy Audio Codec
Last post by Nania Francesco -I hope you can advise me. Greetings!
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http://heartofcomp.altervista.org/ADCodec.htm
Any audio editor can do it. And since FLAC is lossless you won't get any quality loss if you export/render to FLAC or WAV. Audacity is FREE.
Is there a way to convert a single flac file into the separate audio tracks?Any audio editor can do it. And since FLAC is lossless you won't get any quality loss if you export/render to FLAC or WAV. Audacity is FREE.
If you still want to use Exclusive, then you can let a resampler handle 192.good advice for those who still using WASAPI exclusive mode on an audio file that your DAC doesn't support (e.g. 384kHz PCM and 5.1 surround sound file on a DAC that can only supports stereo and sample rates up to 192kHz), with "Downmix channels to stereo" DSP on stereo-only DACs and resampling to 48kHz (with any resampling DSPs) on DACs that can only handle 48kHz sampling rate
but it isn't complete without -70dB absolute gatingTo complete my implementation of EBU R128 loudness (LUFS) metering standards into my own peakmeter visualization project, I've added an option to use absolute gating for both integrated loudness and LRA, enabled by default (alongside with relative gating) and I also made relative gating for loudness range (LRA) measurement optional