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Software to check quality-loss

Hi,
Is there any software with which I can check how much hearable data is lost roughly?
I am working on a diploma thesis, and I want to know if there is any other way (besides listening to the encoded files) to check the quality loss.

Greets,
trashorr
 

Software to check quality-loss

Reply #1 –
There are methods for getting "Objective" difference grade or similar, that gives approximate quality of the degraded signal. There have been many discussions about this. Recent one is
http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....=30&t=59835
You might also search for EAQUAL or for PQevalAudio.