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 Member 6091 Level 14.01 May 2006 
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FLAC question...
I was wondering if there is a way of 'verifying' FLAC album that do not have their log files. I've come across these albums quite frequently lately and I'm worried about their actual quality. I was told that you can analyze the FLAC files in a spectrogram to see if it cuts off at high frequencies, but I don't how to do that.
Can anyone here please explain it to me? |
Member 2604 Level 11.01 Mar 2006
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http://www.vuplayer.com/files/flactester.zip
Edit: erm if you want to see if the source was lossy, check with cooledit or adobe audition's frequency analysis. it's usually pretty obvious if it was lossy, although some cds are mastered like crap making it hard to tell.
Thank you ever so wise and godly forum-lifers for putting a disgusting fatso image in my sig. Or... not.
Last edited by Cam : Jan 31, 2007 at 04:36 PM.
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Member 6091 Level 14.01 May 2006
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many thanks, Cam
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Larry Oji, Super Moderator, Judge, "Dirge for the Follin" Project Director, VG Frequency Creator
Member 1085 Level 3.41 Mar 2006
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You might also wanna try auCDtect: http://www.true-audio.com/Free_Downloads
Which does exactly what you want. Here is what the readme file says: This program could determine authenticity of a musical CD records, stored in WAV format, using the character of the audio data it contains, and predicts its possible source - is it an original record or a reconstruction from a lossy encoded music file (for example, MP3). |
