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Topic: Is there a way to find the bit of a FLAC and ALAC file? (Read 2908 times) previous topic - next topic
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Is there a way to find the bit of a FLAC and ALAC file?

I would like to know if FLAC files I get are in 8, 16, or 24 bit. Is there a way to find this out? Also, I have a program to convert FLAC to ALAC for my iPod, but it doesn't let me choose the bit. Is there a way to find that out a well? Thanks.

Is there a way to find the bit of a FLAC and ALAC file?

Reply #1 –
Typically you can right-click on the files as displayed in the player/converter and select "Properties" or something similar.  What player/converter are you using?
 

Is there a way to find the bit of a FLAC and ALAC file?

Reply #2 –
You can use MediaInfo: https://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo
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