Corrupted FLAC fixed after conversion |
Corrupted FLAC fixed after conversion |
 Nov 21 2012, 23:40
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It happened few times that I had corrupted FLACs, probably 3-4 files in my entire library. One day I converted them to WAV then reconverted back to FLAC, the audio CRC ended up to be the same but the FLAC was no longer corrupted. Is this a real way to fix the corrupted FLAC? Why wasn't the WAV corrupted like the FLAC originally was?
This post has been edited by eahm: Nov 21 2012, 23:49 |
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Nov 22 2012, 21:35
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Thanks for trying that. Do you think the file is fixed now? Do you think the audio stream was not damaged even on the corrupt file? Again, is it possible the corruption was somewhere else outside of the audio stream? I am asking this over and over because I am not a programmer, I'd just like to know if the component of a FLAC file can break without touching the audio stream.
This post has been edited by eahm: Nov 22 2012, 21:36 |
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eahm Corrupted FLAC fixed after conversion Nov 21 2012, 23:40
spoon It depends on converter used and how you determine... Nov 22 2012, 00:42 eahm I was thinking about that too but since the audio ... Nov 22 2012, 02:49 Porcus Audio CRC; do you mean the MD5sum in the FLAC file... Nov 22 2012, 08:18 eahm QUOTE (Porcus @ Nov 22 2012, 00:18) If yo... Nov 22 2012, 18:10 Porcus I managed to reproduce your error. I have a file w... Nov 22 2012, 20:00
Porcus No, I think the damage is permanent. Just like a s... Nov 22 2012, 22:15 Nessuno If I'm not wrong, metaflac --show-md5sum optio... Nov 22 2012, 22:56 Porcus QUOTE (Nessuno @ Nov 22 2012, 22:56) If I... Nov 23 2012, 01:24 |
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