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In Reply to: RE: PAR wrote: what was your replay method? posted by newvinyl on October 08, 2021 at 12:09:13
It doesn't exist.
MP3 is 16/48 max.
However, to play it, it must be decoded to raw PCM.
This is what any media player does but any format converter can do this to.
So decode the MP3 to PCM and encode this to 24 / 96 WAV
Bothe files are 24/96 WAV, probably to avoid that people listen to it with their eyes.
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Thanks Roseval. Frankly I am now unsure what is going on with this test as the file pairs look too similar to each other terms of data usage. I am going to have to look into it a bit further than I originally intended.
"We need less, but better" - Dieter Rams
Say you have 1 minute in 24/96
2x24x96*60=276480 Kb(its) = 34.560 KB(yte) so file size looks right to me.
Compress this to MP3 and expand to 24/96 and size should remain almost identical.
Maybe a padding block causes some difference.
If you want to examine it in detail, try MusicScope
You will see that there is noise above 24 kHz (the original) and the others are gapped at 24 kHz (the 48 kHz MP3 limitation).
https://www.thewelltemperedcomputer.com/SW/AudioTools/Spectrum.htm
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