i've downloaded some flacs from bandcamp which should be all similarly specified regardless of their genesis because i believe bandcamp does transcodes at download time. some work great, some don't. i have one whole album that's perfect. another compilation is hit or miss. one of them includes a track of my own that was generated with audacity. i have listened to both the bandcamp version and my own original version and i still get the same static overlaid across the whole track.
for reference, i will provide urls to the bandcamp pages but i'll warn you that this is experimental music rife with noise of its own making. however, you can hear the same static-- and only on the left channel. perhaps if you don't want to listen to this racket you could do a spectral analysis :)
i've downloaded some flacs from bandcamp which should be all similarly specified regardless of their genesis because i believe bandcamp does transcodes at download time. some work great, some don't. i have one whole album that's perfect. another compilation is hit or miss. one of them includes a track of my own that was generated with audacity. i have listened to both the bandcamp version and my own original version and i still get the same static overlaid across the whole track.
using mplayer (https://code.google.com/p/mplayer-webos/) there is no problem. so it seems to be something about the way audiophile is dealing with the file.
for reference, i will provide urls to the bandcamp pages but i'll warn you that this is experimental music rife with noise of its own making. however, you can hear the same static-- and only on the left channel. perhaps if you don't want to listen to this racket you could do a spectral analysis :)
plays fine: http://bitbybit.bandcamp.com/album/harsch-digital-works-vol-i
hit or miss (all tracks play fine except 9,14,35,36): http://muchausensound.bandcamp.com/album/i-heart-feedback i actually even played the original audacity-generated version of 35 (i'm the artist) and it had the same problem.