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qash
Hi all,

Thanks for a great forum - learned much here, as an amateur. I'm wondering about two things.

1. If cpu power is considered: will it take more cpu power to decode flac (5) than cbr 256 or vbr 200?

2. Which of the lossless codecs is better on error correction: scratches on cdr or aging-process-error etc?

Sorry for my perhaps not-so-good-english
rjamorim
QUOTE (qash @ May 28 2003 - 03:20 AM)
1.  If cpu power is considered:  will it take more cpu power to decode flac (5) than  cbr 256 or vbr 200?

What format are you talking about VBR/CBR? MP3?

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2.  Which of the lossless codecs is better on error correction: scratches on cdr or aging-process-error etc?


Flac can skip errors, but it can't correct them.

If you want to correct errors, your should use PAR files.
qash
sorry , mean mp3
rjamorim
Both FLAC and MP3 would take very few processing power. Dunno which one wins, but it seems to me they are pretty close.
qash
Thanks!

greetings from a sunny southern part of Sweden (at least today)
rjamorim
QUOTE (qash @ May 28 2003 - 03:32 AM)
Thanks!

greetings from a sunny southern part of Sweden (at least today)

You're welcome.

Greetings from a dark southern part of Brazil. (It's 3:30 AM here)
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