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Old 3rd January 2019, 12:44   #18  |  Link
FLX90
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Sorry guys.
I really don't understand this.

The lossy formts are:
name depth
u8 8
s16 16
s32 32
flt 32
dbl 64
u8p 8
s16p 16
s32p 32
>>>fltp 32
dblp 64
s64 64
s64p 64

Why wouldn't the most exact image be the s32p?

Or I asked the other way round:
What would be the most exact way to image something stored in fltp?

EDIT:
Tebasuna51, almost ten years ago you wrote that:

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Originally Posted by tebasuna51 View Post
- A sample in time domain have a bitdepth, but the samples are traslated to frequency domain when encoded, and the source bitdepth is lost.
The samples in frequency domain are stored with a precission equivalent to 20-24 bits in time domain (AC3,DTS).
The best option when decode an ac3/dts is use, at least, a bitdepth of 24 bits not matter what is the source precission.
Doesn't this answer contradicts your answer from above?

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