I think I understand, but just to make sure. It seems like Spotify uses
Ogg Vorbis, but does not pass through the information needed to
uncompress the file back to it's original form (I think that is
They apply lossy compression. Which means the delete some information in
order to make the
Thank you Michael.
I think I understand, but just to make sure. It seems like Spotify uses
Ogg Vorbis, but does not pass through the information needed to
uncompress the file back to it's original form (I think that is
possible; they just don't to it), therefore, when Spotty uncompresses
the
Mnyb wrote:
> Another issue altogether. OGG Flac is another format different from
> spotify.
> It is flac in an ogg container . Squeezelite probably cant do this
> natively hence LMS
> Transcoding.
Squeezelite includes the Ogg Flac (ogf) decoder.
The JB Radio-2 URL:
Man in a van wrote:
> So the same is happening when I stream JB-Radio2?
>
> 25517
>
> which plays on VLC
>
> 25518
>
>
> Ronnie
Another issue altogether. OGG Flac is another format different from
spotify.
It is flac in an ogg container . Squeezelite probably cant do this
natively hence
mherger wrote:
> > Honestly I'm not exactly sure how it all works. Is this happening?>
> > Spotify sends 320kbps Ogg Voris to LMS/Spotty, which converts it to
> PCM
> > or FLAC depending on the options enabled in the file type settings?
> Is
>
> Exactly: no matter whether you choose PCM or
So let me now ask a really crazy questions. It seems that Ogg Vorbis
(lossy) compression can or cannot contain FLAC or PCM (lossless) music.
If that's the case AND Spotify uses Ogg Vorbis in a way that FLAC and
PCM information is 'contained', then when you un-compress the Spotify
Ogg Vorbis
wmupchurch wrote:
> Thank you Michael!
>
> So let me now ask a really crazy questions. It seems that Ogg Vorbis
> (lossy) compression can or cannot contain FLAC or PCM (lossless) music.
> If that's the case AND Spotify uses Ogg Vorbis in a way that FLAC and
> PCM information is 'contained',
Thank you Michael!
So let me now ask a really crazy questions. It seems that Ogg Vorbis
(lossy) compression can or cannot contain FLAC or PCM (lossless) music.
If that's the case AND Spotify uses Ogg Vorbis in a way that FLAC and
PCM information is 'contained', then when you un-compress the
Honestly I'm not exactly sure how it all works. Is this happening?>
Spotify sends 320kbps Ogg Voris to LMS/Spotty, which converts it to PCM
or FLAC depending on the options enabled in the file type settings? Is
Exactly: no matter whether you choose PCM or FLAC, the data is the same.
It's
Hi,
first of all thank you for Spotty!
Now my confusion.
If is disable FLAC, when I play songs I see this: 1411kbps CBR, Ogg
Vorbis (Spotify) (Converted to PCM)
When I enable FLAC, I see this: 705kbps CBR, Ogg Vorbis (Spotify)
(Converted to FLAC)
I though FLAC was the highest quality
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