Thanks for the input!
Fact is, I don’t know. It was here I got the connection between WMP ‘Audio Lossless’ and FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec). I don’t know that to be correct, personally.
The ‘lossless’ IS from WMP 9.00.00.3364, with no DSPs running/loaded. I presume WMP to be using the ‘Windows Media Audio Codec’ it came with.
I don’t see a choice between 16/24-bit in WMP.
If a 24-bit length codec behaves as you describe, does that mean WMP-9 lossless files are 24-bit?
I looked briefly on the web for an answer…didn’t find an answer to that.
Is 24-bit depth something that even comes on CDs? CD format is 44,100b/s, with each sample being 16 bits long…I thought. Guess you could still make 24-bit words out of it if you wanted to. Have NO idea why you would do that.
If you have a link that references bit length (not bit RATE for anyone sped-redding this post) and different codecs, including WMP-9, I’d sure appreciate it.
Thanks!
Message Edited by canyncarvr on 02-28-2010 01:25 PM
