rakrimes
2016-01-18, 09:31 PM
Ok I've been collecting bootlegs for a little while, only recently I have been verifying that the Lossless files I get are in deed lossless.
I had been using TLH but got an error about track not being qualified which led me to google and discovered TLH is not always 100% accurate.
I Tried Analfreq but it constantly throws error I believe to be due to windows 10. So this led me to just learning to read the spectrograms to determine it and well I pretty much understand sharp cut offs at 16khz are a tell tale sign but I am still very new to reading the spectros, I use a program called Spek for that.
Below is a picture of one of the files and I want to say it is indeed lossless but I'm not 100% sure because I read 320K MP3s can cut at around 20.3Khz and this picture is close to that but also very jagged.
So I would love if someone could help me get the gist of these and also your opinion weather this is truly lossless or not.
Thank you
http://i.imgur.com/GkcqrHc.png
I had been using TLH but got an error about track not being qualified which led me to google and discovered TLH is not always 100% accurate.
I Tried Analfreq but it constantly throws error I believe to be due to windows 10. So this led me to just learning to read the spectrograms to determine it and well I pretty much understand sharp cut offs at 16khz are a tell tale sign but I am still very new to reading the spectros, I use a program called Spek for that.
Below is a picture of one of the files and I want to say it is indeed lossless but I'm not 100% sure because I read 320K MP3s can cut at around 20.3Khz and this picture is close to that but also very jagged.
So I would love if someone could help me get the gist of these and also your opinion weather this is truly lossless or not.
Thank you
http://i.imgur.com/GkcqrHc.png