Give us your thoughts on this added support. What are your thoughts on these two audio codecs being supported by BlackBerry? If you're an audiophile, I'm sure your'e extremely pleased to hear this. If you haven't had the chance to compare your MP3 audio against a FLAC file, give it try, you WILL be amazed at the difference. This is definately a nice support feature on the Torch 9800 and Curve 9300. FLAC files are generally alot larger in size than other formats. mp3's but never really caught on.įree Lossless Audio Codec(.flac) is another audio compression codec which can decompress a digital audio recording by approximately 50-60% of it's original size while providing an identical copy. BlackBerry Z10 has 16 GB of internal memory. The device is working on an BlackBerry OS 10 actualized v10.3.1 with a Dual-core 1.5 GHz Krait processor and 2 GB RAM memory.
Official announcement date is January 2013. Vorbis was originally intended to replace. BlackBerry Z10 - description and parameters BlackBerry Z10 supports frequency bands GSM, HSPA, LTE. Convert DCT to popular audio formats with DCT Converter like convert DCT to MP3, convert DCT to WMA, convert DCT to WAV, convert DCT to M4A to open DCT files in Windows Media Player, VLC, Blackberry, PSP, PS3, Xbox 360, Creative Zen, Zune, and many more players and portable devices. It's difference is that it is unpatented, open source and completely free. DCT Player Open or play DCT files directly with DCT Player.
OGG Vorbis(.ogg) is an audio compression format similar to MP3 and AAC and other digital audio formats. What the heck is a FLAC or an OGG Vorbis you ask? Here's a little background on both open source codecs: BlackBerry Audiophiles can now play their lossless music on their BlackBerries as long as it's a Torch 9800 or a Curve 9300.
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