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  1. jackman Your trouble with flac must be an implementation issue. I invite you to do the following test. In Ubuntu it is very easy to get the reference flac encoder. You can make an Ubuntu live USB stick that you can boot into without even installing Ubuntu. Once booted, open a terminal and install flac by typing sudo apt-get install flac Insert another USB stick into the computer with your wav file. In my example I used "192k_24bit.wav". You will need to change directory into the inserted USB stick. Type cd /media/[press tab key to list your inserted USB stick and type the first letter of the stick, then tab again, then enter] My usb stick was cd /media/68CA-62A1 first convert the wav file to flac by typing flac -0 192k_24bit.wav //a file called 192k_24bit.flac will be created. Next convert the flac file back to wav flac -c -d 192k_24bit.flac > output.wav //Finally compare the original and converted files with the md5 hashing algorithm by typing md5sum output.wav 192k_24bit.wav //its output is.... eb6135cd9fde736a779a864a95fac41e output.wav eb6135cd9fde736a779a864a95fac41e 192k_24bit.wav You will notice that the md5sums are identical. Not one bit is different!
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