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Originally Posted by Masquerade
I think the point FitGirl is making is that no matter how the audio sounds to the listner, a true lossless tool will create a file when decoding exactly like the file that was encoded. A 1:1 copy with no difference whatsoever.
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I know that ogg Vorbis is a lossy audio compression format, but for compression it just removes the frequency's that does not lie in (20-20000)HZ range so encoding will not result in any change in perceived sound quality.
There is no difference if you encode a 128kbps sound file to 96 kbps ogg vorbis
It is only measurable at higher difference in kbps.
and a 128 Kbps ogg vorbis will sound better than any other 128kbps audio codecs
and talking about file size, after decoding it would be 1:1 of original file.
that's why I said "without loosing sound quality" and it doesn't mean that it will do Lossless Compression.