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2010-09-09
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I know higher compression leads to more cpu cycles and smaller files. Yet will the N900 stuggle with highly compressed flac?
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2010-09-09
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I don't believe FLAC will impose a significant amount of CPU usage on the N900. I would consider the amount of space you'll use, however, and if you'll be listening in situations and locations that make using FLAC worth it.
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2010-09-09
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i think the file sizes produced by FLAC are too big for portable use. Perhaps look into .ogg - it's a little better than mp3 with regard to the listening quality of the compressed audio and the file sizes are very comparable.
unless you intend on only storing a small amount of music i'd go for .ogg.
unless you intend on only storing a small amount of music i'd go for .ogg.
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2010-09-09
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Originally Posted by ZootHornRollo
Maybe once upon a time, but these days the N900's ~27GiB can hold (at worst, 30% achieved compression) around 90 hours of CD-quality FLAC-compressed music.
i think the file sizes produced by FLAC are too big for portable use.
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assuming you want to fill the entire usable space on the HD