Ripped audio CD with Asunder & encoded it to FLAC

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Ripped audio CD with Asunder & encoded it to FLAC

#1 Post by sheldonisaac »

May I ask for help with FLAC? I used Asunder to rip and encode from an audio CD.
Put the files on a USB flash drive, plugged into Sony Blu-Ray player, BDP-S3100.
Plays and sounds fine. But the display shows in the upper right corner
"FLAC - Kbps".
One would think there should be a number there, like 192 or such?

Thank you.

Sheldon
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#2 Post by Semme »

This should sort things out for you Sheldon. Otherwise, test drive Spek.

Informational commentary >> https://www.head-fi.org/threads/what-fl ... te.435117/
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#3 Post by sheldonisaac »

Semme (in part) wrote:This should sort things out for you Sheldon. Otherwise, test drive Spek.
Many thanks, Semme! My low-fi brain is OK with what I've read: forget the bitrate, enjoy the music.

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#4 Post by Semme »

:wink: Er'ya go, Sheldon! Happy to be of service.
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