ok listen here, i have something like 150GB of flacs and mp3s on my NAS and i need to have all my albums with me on my phone with a 64GB microsd, what should i convert them to? OGG vorbis opus something idk, show me the magic to save space and don't lose quality, the screen it's from my Z1
FLAC is not a maymay
Dominic Nelson
Alexander Cox
Get get some low bitrate mp3s. Your earbuds aren't good enough to do justice to high quality audio anyways.
Jose Watson
these aren't good enough?!?
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Nathan Kelly
192 or 256kbps mp3 is fine
you literally cannot hear a difference because the internal amp in phones are terrible
Thomas Harris
192 opus
Christian Lewis
ok, how should i do it on win?
i want to do all togheter possibly without losing tags , folder structure and album arts maybe
Michael Kelly
listening-test.coresv.net
Dbpoweramp
Kayden Rogers
AAC or Opus. Everything else is obsolete at this point.
~130kbps should be enough for either of those. But get a decent encoder. Go to Hydrogenaudio and read stuff.
Thomas Powell
128kbps mp3 with a modern encoder liKe LAME is literally indistinguishable from FLAC or uncompressed audio. Audiophools will kid themselves they can hear a difference but they have lost every blind ABX test ever organised.
Don't fall for the meme.
Brayden Rogers
WROOONG!!!
Jacob Taylor
This user gets it. Though I'd say 169 or 192.
Leo Hernandez
>128kbps mp3 with a modern encoder liKe LAME is literally indistinguishable from FLAC
Wrong.
And stop recommending mp3, there are several lossy codecs that beat it easily.
Luis Hernandez
Show proof
Jace Torres
Gavin Martin
>there are several lossy codecs that beat it easily.
such as?
Jaxon Smith
AAC, Opus and Vorbis, off top of my head.
Bentley Hall
export the FLAC files as MP3 VBR V0
Jace Carter
...
Lucas Robinson
heres your (you)
Parker Jackson
256 aac
Leo Martinez
your android device won't output anything over 320kbps/16bit. that's how android works with DACs.
Sebastian Robinson
>and i need to
You need to?
Did your doctor tell you that?
just get a selection of what do you like the most and carry it with you.Or get a bigger card.
>muh flac
Owen Cox
What are you on about user?
Do you mean 48 kHz 16 bit?
How is that relevant to the discussion?
Henry Turner
If you care about compatibility with everything ever:
LAME -V2
If you care about efficiency and reliability with compatibility with android:
Vorbis -q5
AAC -m5
If you care about efficiency with a teensy risk of artifacts (that you would not likely notice) and don't mind reduced compatibility:
opus -v 128
Jaxon Wilson
I really wish I could say Opus is the best. It is better than standard FAAC encoder, but FDKAAC is some next level wizardry type shit. Encodes incoming.
Evan Wright
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Matthew Jones
Bad idea, Opus only support one sample rate.
You want -q 6 ogg vorbis on a phone.
Chase Jackson
>ok listen here
don't tell me what to do.