Which is better FLAC format or ogg format?
Flac is better than ogg. flac is lossless.
FLAC is short for Free Lossless Audio Codec, which can be interpreted as lossless audio compression coding in Chinese. FLAC is a well-known free audio compression codec, which is characterized by lossless compression.
Lossless Compression: The encoded (PCM) audio data is lossless and the decoded output audio is the same in every byte of the encoder input. Each data frame has a 16-bit CRC check code of the current frame, which is used to check for data transmission errors. For the entire piece of audio data, an MD5 tag for the original uncompressed audio data is also stored in the file header, which is used to verify the data during decoding and proofing.
Fast: FLAC pays more attention to decoding speed. Decoding requires only integer operations and has low computational speed requirements relative to most encoding methods. Real-time decoding can be easily achieved on very common hardware.
Hardware support: Since FLAC provides a free decoding example and the decoding complexity is low, FLAC is currently the only lossless compression codec that has hardware support.
Streamable: Each FLAC data frame contains all the information needed for decoding. The current frame is decoded without reference to the data frame that precedes or follows it. FLAC uses sync and CRC codes (similar to encoding formats like MPEG) so that the decoder can have minimal time delays when it locates jumps in the data stream.
