Any experience with Resolution Audio Opus 21 CD Player

Discussion in 'Hi-Fi and General Audio' started by Garmt, Aug 18, 2005.

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    Mister_Tad coffee bunnee

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    As a simple analogy, I didn't intend that it be analysed to the depth you are. Just as a quick and ready "a file can be smaller than the original and still have the same data"

    images != audio, and as stated ZIP is a general compression algorithm, wheras FLAC and others has been developed only for audio. It really doesn't need that much attention :confused:
     
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    Hi Ian,

    You are correct, LZW compression doesn't show any change in the histogram.
    Is there a similar instrument one can use to analize a compressed sound file and compare it with an uncompressed one?

    Cheers,
    Ricardo
     
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    It does when you are late to the ball...:D
     
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    I'm pretty sure that EAC can be used for this sort of analysis.

    easiest way to do it - copy a WAV straight from a CD, encode it to FLAC (or whatever other lossless format) decode to WAV and MD5 it to the original file, should be identical (if its not, there's something wrong)
     
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    Ooops, I don't think I can do that? I'm using a mac and all I have is itunes...
     
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    you can certainly go down the MD5 route, that's very much cross-platform
     
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