OppfinnarJocke;547028 Wrote: 
> It is not really necessary to compress the stream to 320 kbps mp3, it's
> just done to save bandwidth, I guess. The quality loss incurred is
> negligible, I think, while the bandwidth saving would be quite large.
> But yes, FLAC would have been better. Somewhere in this thread chp
> mentioned that he would work on using FLAC instead, but it seems he
> hasn't gotten around to that yet. The DSBridge source code is available
> (and quite readable, very good actually) so you can take your own stab
> at this (remove the compression or implement FLAC compression), if you
> know these things (I'm a novice, so my efforts won't result in anything
> for a long time), and if so, please share with us.

OK, I understand it is not necessary. But what is the point to compress
the music again? To save bandwidth? What for? I have all my music in wav
format. (OK, I am an audiophile.) Altough the difference between (well)
compressed and uncompressed music might not always be huge, there is
still a difference. And that difference is usually equal to the extra
edge in music performance I have paid such a lot of money to obtain. So
why would I want to compress music and lose that extra bit of good sound
quality? Memory is cheap nowadays. And in the Spotify case, it is not
the question of storing the music on a hard disk, it is listening to
the music on the fly. Do many people get congestion problems in their
LANs if they listen to music in wav format? I do not.

But anyway, even though it might not be of interest to most users, how
would it be possible to transfer Spotify in wav format instead? Does
anybody know what could be used instead of Lame? If I just remove
lame_dll.enc from the Spotify directory, what will happen? (OK, I know,
I should have tried to see whether it works or not before I ask. I will
try tomorrow.)

Erik


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