One question... When I'm listening to a song on KZread, how do I identify if that song is an audio file without loss of quality or if it's an audio file with loss of quality? Where can I see the specifications of the audio being played to know if it is, for example: a “WAVE” or “FLAC” format (without loss of quality) or if it is an “MP3” type file (where there was compression and loss Of Quality)? Is there any extension for the Chrome browser that shows real-time specifications of the audio being played? I visited KZread's audio file guidelines and it says the following... “[...] Supported file formats: (1) MP3 audio in MP3/WAV container, (2) PCM audio in WAV container, (3 ) AAC audio in MOV container and (4) FLAC audio. Minimum audio bitrate for lossy formats: 64 kbps. Minimum audible duration: 33 seconds, excluding silence and background noise. Maximum duration: none “[...]”. Therefore, KZread accepts audio files without loss of quality and audio files with loss of quality.

@kimdh008

2 ай бұрын

right click on video --> "stats for nerds". you can see codecs. It shows you video codec/audio codec. In this videos, opus(251) audio codec was used. I upload video file in FLAC audio format, but KZread automatically converts them to OPUS, a lossy compression format.