chesebert
18 Years An Extra-Hardcore Head-Fi'er
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that's what the unit says when I look up 'more info' while the song is playing; it displays "xxxkbps VBR (Converted to yyykbps ABR)" -> xxx != yyy
what does 'converted' mean?
Originally Posted by rederanged /img/forum/go_quote.gif What makes you think this is happening? As far as I know, there is not even any such thing as ABR FLAC encoding. (For MP3 and other types of compression, "ABR" means you're targeting an average bitrate in your final file. The FLAC encoder didn't offer this option last time I checked.) Also, if Squeezecenter is doing any transcoding, you should see the flac.exe process running on your server. I do not see this happening when I run native flac. Maybe you're looking at the file information and seeing something like "856 kbps ABR"? This just means that the average bitrate is 856 kbps, the number obtained from dividing the file size by its length. It does not indicate anything about the method used to encode the file. |
that's what the unit says when I look up 'more info' while the song is playing; it displays "xxxkbps VBR (Converted to yyykbps ABR)" -> xxx != yyy
what does 'converted' mean?