is there any way to identity that a Rip has been Transcoded to a higher bit rate just to increase the file size ?
any way to identify this ?
Full Version: Identifying Transcoded Rips ?
see so many rips around,some u feel has not been rightly ripped or transcoded
is there any way to identity that a Rip has been Transcoded to a higher bit rate just to increase the file size ?
any way to identify this ?
is there any way to identity that a Rip has been Transcoded to a higher bit rate just to increase the file size ?
any way to identify this ?
QUOTE(vinyas @ Jun 24 2008, 12:12) 
see so many rips around,some u feel has not been rightly ripped or transcoded
is there any way to identity that a Rip has been Transcoded to a higher bit rate just to increase the file size ?
any way to identify this ?
It's kind of difficult. That's why you should only truly trust 100% those rips you've done properly yourself.
Even getting lossless (i.e. FLAC) from an unverified quality source (for example, pirate torrent sites) doesn't help much as the person could have just taken 128kbps MP3s, decoded to WAV, and then encoded to "lossless" FLAC.
^^^ ur right mate
was wondering if there was Any way to test them
was wondering if there was Any way to test them
aucdtect is a tool to test
Trader's Little Helper is a front end for aucdtect (and other related tools)
Trader's Little Helper is a front end for aucdtect (and other related tools)
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