Elvis lives in Reading, everyone knows that.
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bakker_be wrote:
> Ehm, aren't we confusing *GOOGLE* drive and *AMAZON* drive here?
>
> Back to Amazon Drive:
> 'rclone' (https://rclone.org/) seems to support it, and it has a "check"
> function that compares file hashes allowing you to skip files that
> calculate as identical.
THANK YOU for t
Btw i would not rip to a lossy format for all the obvius reasons
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cliveb wrote:
> until ... well, until Elvis appears on stage in Las Vegas, or The
> Beatles get back together.
Though there have been sightings of Elvis I believe in Vegas I hear Paul
is dead...
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iPhone wrote:
> I didn't say MP3 was dead, I said I wish it was and it would JUST go
> away quietly.
It won't. But it shouldn't bother you if you don't use it. It is still
way better than cassette tapes and minidisks.
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-
Its also very much suitable for streaming if you you want a freeish
codec other than ogg .
Yes 320k is pretty much not possible to tell from FLAC or WAV .
Caveat use server side decoding , the mp3 decoders in for example SB3 et
al are not perfect ive clearly heard artefacts there
No idea why the register decided to frame it this way. It's clearly NOT
dead. Sloppy headline writing.
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Simple fact of the matter is that pretty much all of the lossy codecs
(AAC, Vorbis, MP3, etc) at a suitable bitrate can sound
indistinguishable from the original. For sure, AAC and Vorbis can
achieve this at slightly lower bitrates that MP3, but for all practical
purposes they perform the same. If
