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In Reply to: Bulk conversion of oversize FLAC's posted by tantra on March 16, 2018 at 09:05:40:
CDs are 16 bit 44.1kHz. FLAC has already compressed that data to the smallest size without throwing away musical data by using lossless compression. To go smaller you have to use lossey compression that WILL remove musical information depending on what compression ratio you choose. MP3 at 320kbps is pretty good and may reduce file size by 50%. dBpoweramp is a good tool for this but note that the more you compress the files the longer the conversion will take because there is more processing to do.
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13DoW
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Follow Ups
- You can't reduce the size of a FLAC without losing musical information - 13th Duke of Wymbourne 11:05:03 03/16/18 (3)
- RE: You can't reduce the size of a FLAC without losing musical information - PAR 11:51:21 03/16/18 (2)
- Correct, but the different levels of FLAC compression have little effect on file size - Dave_K 07:03:48 03/18/18 (0)
- Mea Culpa - 13th Duke of Wymbourne 14:37:42 03/16/18 (0)
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