DarKu
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about 300 Gb right now.
But I have a lot of HD tunes too in 24bit/96khz
But I have a lot of HD tunes too in 24bit/96khz
How big is your FLAC library?
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EugeneK
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190GB lossless + another 40GB at 320kbps (can't find those CDs. grrrr).
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30G for now.. I store the files in an external USB drive
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24.1gb at the moment + 25.6gb lossy.
Not enough.
Not enough.
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Tracks: Approx. 3,000
Albums: 384
HDD: 43 Gb
Most of these were ripped from my CD's to FLAC compression level 6 using EAC. About 25% are 128kbs WAVs.
My HDD is a WD (Caviar, I think) 250Gb. I have it partitioned to 30GB for OS, 73 GB for Music, 37 GB User Space and 93 GB for video recording. I'm really going to need more drive space soon.
Albums: 384
HDD: 43 Gb
Most of these were ripped from my CD's to FLAC compression level 6 using EAC. About 25% are 128kbs WAVs.
My HDD is a WD (Caviar, I think) 250Gb. I have it partitioned to 30GB for OS, 73 GB for Music, 37 GB User Space and 93 GB for video recording. I'm really going to need more drive space soon.
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11,329 songs
290.98GB
2 x 1TB Maxtor on NAS
290.98GB
2 x 1TB Maxtor on NAS
DoYouRight
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1.3 Terabytes
On a 2 TB external LaCie Max
On a 2 TB external LaCie Max
cantsleep
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827 GB on 1TB seagate something
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11 tracks, 251MB
Few FLAC tracks around, since it is not my first choice of lossless audio codec...
Few FLAC tracks around, since it is not my first choice of lossless audio codec...
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FLAC/ALAC same thing krmathis. Even apple used the flac sourcecode to create ALAC.
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Quote:
Same and Similar are two different things.
To my knowledge FLAC and Apple Lossless is not interchangeable when it comes to hardware and software support. Hence not the same, although Apple may have borrowed code from FLAC.
| Originally Posted by DoYouRight /img/forum/go_quote.gif FLAC/ALAC same thing krmathis. Even apple used the flac sourcecode to create ALAC. |
Same and Similar are two different things.
To my knowledge FLAC and Apple Lossless is not interchangeable when it comes to hardware and software support. Hence not the same, although Apple may have borrowed code from FLAC.
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I meant they share same code and work on a almost identical algorithm, just different compression and output. But you can put you ALAC here towards your number, I did.
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Very small. 16.6 GB, level 8 compression. 780 songs and 51 CDs.
All on my crappy 200 GB laptop HDD.
All on my crappy 200 GB laptop HDD.
Your music library contains 824 albums with 10251 songs by 403 artists
All Flac
284GB, on 3 x 1TB drives (Windows Home Server)
All Flac
284GB, on 3 x 1TB drives (Windows Home Server)
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