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Re: Making A Torrent?

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in regards to dimeadozen they say not to seed radio broadcast rips
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Re: Making A Torrent?

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flickn wrote:in regards to dimeadozen they say not to seed radio broadcast rips
even it was like 15-20yrs ago???
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Re: Making A Torrent?

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dmegametal#1 wrote:should i use low(compression) when converting to FLAC because i used high compression... and on each FLAc file it says 1-2 ratio(48%) but when i use low compression each track is different ranging from 70%-65% 1-4 ratio :unsure: :unsure: :unsure: :unsure: :unsure:
The ratio represents the size of the FLAC file vs. the size of the original WAV file.

Naturally, lower percentages are better because that means greater compression is achieved.

The files will be lossless either way, the difference is that it will take a longer time to encode files to get a lower ratio.
flickn wrote:in regards to dimeadozen they say not to seed radio broadcast rips
FM broadcast rips are permitted as long as they are lossless. Just no satellite radio rips (like XM or Sirius).
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Re: Making A Torrent?

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leglessmoof wrote:
dmegametal#1 wrote: should i use low(compression) when converting to FLAC because i used high compression... and on each FLAc file it says 1-2 ratio(48%) but when i use low compression each track is different ranging from 70%-65% 1-4 ratio :unsure: :unsure: :unsure: :unsure: :unsure:
The ratio represents the size of the FLAC file vs. the size of the original WAV file.

Naturally, lower percentages are better because that means greater compression is achieved.

The files will be lossless either way, the difference is that it will take a longer time to encode files to get a lower ratio.
flickn wrote:in regards to dimeadozen they say not to seed radio broadcast rips
FM broadcast rips are permitted as long as they are lossless. Just no satellite radio rips (like XM or Sirius).
i'll try it at a lower compression rate..so are you it'll work next time??
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Re: Making A Torrent?

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sample

could someone please check to see this is lossless????

re-done this is cassette ripped!!!!


new link using FLACfrontend level 8!!!
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Re: Making A Torrent?

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new recording

DEICIDE SOUNDBOARD..JUST WAVE FILE!!!!

USING FLAC FRONTEND IT SAYS error


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options: -P 4244 -b 1152 -l 0 -q 0 -r 2,2 -V
TRACK 2.wav: Verify OK, wrote 19148085 bytes, ratio=0.687


C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\Deicide-Scotland 1990\TRACK 2.flac
Tag guessing failed.
Format: FLAC
Details: 44100 Hz Stereo, 970 kbps, playtime 02:38
Tag: FLAC
Title:
Artist:
Album:
Year:
Track:
Genre:
Comment: Encoded by FLAC v1.1.2a with FLAC Frontend v1.7.1
REPLAYGAIN_TRACK_PEAK=0.47830200
REPLAYGAIN_TRACK_GAIN=-1.33 dB
REPLAYGAIN_ALBUM_PEAK=0.47830200
REPLAYGAIN_ALBUM_GAIN=-1.33 dB
FLAC tag written.

** ERRORS:
General errors: 1

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