FLAC vs WAV: Everything You Should Know
Part 1. What Are FLAC And WAV
Part 2. FLAC VS WAV Quality
Part 3. FLAC VS WAV Size
Part 4. What Situations to Use FLAC and WAV
FLAC:
- If you’re looking to transport or share your audio files, then FLAC could be a better option for you as these files are generally easy to share and faster to download.
- If you’re looking to store a great amount of audio data on your computer without utilizing exceptional storage space, then FLAC is a great option for you.
WAV:
- WAV files can be used for Radio, TV, DVD, or applications where the highest quality audio is required.
- WAV is a great format for creating short and seamless audio loops.
- WAV audio is popularly used in professional advertisements.
Part 5. How to Convert Between FLAC and WAV
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Download the HitPaw Toolkit Audio and Video Converter from its official site. Launch the software once the installation is complete.
Select “Video Converter” and press ‘Add Files’ from the top-left corner. Locate the FLAC file and import it.
- Next, go to ‘Output Format’ and from the ‘Audio’ tab, select WAV. Select ‘Output Path’ and browse the destination for the converted file.
Hit ‘Convert All’ and wait for the conversion to complete. Afterward, you can check the converted audio file from the ‘Converted’ tab.
- Download the HitPaw Video Converter from its official site. Launch the software once the installation is complete.
Select ‘Add Files’ from the top-left corner. Locate the WAV file and import it.
- Go to ‘Output Format’ and select FLAC from the ‘Audio’ tab. Select ‘Output Path’ and browse the destination for the converted file.
Press ‘Convert All’ and wait for the conversion to complete. Afterward, you can check the converted audio file from the ‘Converted’ tab.
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