2017-01-17, 23:10
(2017-01-14, 17:41)HeresJohnny Wrote: Just to clarify, DTS is a lossy format. If you convert to flac, .wv or whatever, you're converting to a lossless format. That is the same as converting mp3 to flac etc. : A cardinal sin. As long as you do this for your own inscrutable purposes, no harm done - but please never ever distribute such files. Btw, foobar2000 can directly tag .dts, .wavdts and .wav.
I was referring to DTS in general terms. DTS Core is lossy. DTS-HDMA is lossless. Nothing wrong with converting either to FLAC (except DTS Core to FLAC wastes some disc space). But the advantage is that I can play the FLACs anywhere and tag with any software etc.
