'what are you currently listening to' Part 2 (15 Viewers)

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Nzoric said:
I don't use youtube for listening sessions, however while studying or doing something where the music becomes back ground, the difference between 320 quality and FLAC is hardly a relevant one :)
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Youtube isn't 320. But if you mean mp3, it still sucks balls compared to flac (even when you're not paying much attention to it :D).

Ever compared lossless to CD? I never have, curious to hear the difference.
 
Nzoric

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Badmotorfinger said:
Youtube isn't 320. But if you mean mp3, it still sucks balls compared to flac (even when you're not paying much attention to it :D).

Ever compared lossless to CD? I never have, curious to hear the difference.
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Youtube is 320 if the file was uploaded in that quality. Of course 320 is bad compared to flac, my point was just that for you to notice it in a manner that really has an influence on the enjoyment you get out of it, you have to pay attention. If you're paying attention, you're not studying properly :p .

I can't hear the difference between lossless and CD - I think they're identical. Since the file is ripped from the CD in a lossless manner and the files are being sampled 1024 times per minute - I should think that they are identical. Even if they're not, I won't pretend to be such an audiophile and claim that I can hear any noticable difference between CD and FLAC.
 
ZoSo

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I don't think so, I've listened to some 1080hd music on youtube and it still sounds lossy. I don't think youtube audio is ever very good.

I can't help paying attention :D

I can imagine they're probably almost identical. Any differences would more or less come down to what they're being played off (i.e high quality cd player vs average pc audio).
 
Nzoric

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1080HD music on youtube sounds lossy of the uploaded file is by default 320, Youtube doesn't work magic. That's why I said that it depends on the uploaded file, by putting it into 1080HD on youtube you just get the best possible Audio. There are lossless songs on youtube :)
 
ZoSo

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Nzoric said:
1080HD music on youtube sounds lossy of the uploaded file is by default 320, Youtube doesn't work magic. That's why I said that it depends on the uploaded file, by putting it into 1080HD on youtube you just get the best possible Audio. There are lossless songs on youtube :)
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Oh, well you'd think on a 1080hd video the audio would be up to par but most probably don't even notice :p

Well I believe you, that must waste a lot of download usage though, might as well just download it.
 
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