Recent content by Alessandro Comito

Good idea, discussions should continue on official forum on Audio Science Review https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/audio-fake-detector-pro.71538/post-2623861

The tool is working correctly and the results are exactly what you'd expect. The original 192 kHz rip (file 3) shows cutoff=96000 Hz with ratio=0 across all slots, that means the spectrum fills precisely up to the Nyquist limit of 192 kHz with a perfectly flat wall, which is the normal...

The analysis takes roughly the same time on a 1 MB file as on a 100 MB (or even larger) file because the program does not analyze the entire file. Instead of processing the whole track second by second, the tool only takes 4-5 short "snapshots" (called slots) at specific points in the song...

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This is one of the rarest genuine hi-res results the tool can produce. Cutoff at 96000 Hz (the Nyquist limit of a 192 kHz file) with ratio=0 across all slots means the spectrum is full to the physical limit of the format with zero quantization noise, as clean as it gets. The encoder fre:ac...

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Updated 2026-06-16

Yes, both files are FAKE and the pattern is very clear and consistent across the two tracks. What the log reveals: The hi-res engine (96 kHz, auCDtect bypassed) analyzed 5 slots per track. The problem isn't the cutoff itself, but the combination of high cutoff and high ratio: Some slots show...

I've tried it and it works well, especially if you only need to inspect a few files occasionally. Spek is a great tool for quick visual checks, but since it can only analyze one file at a time, I find it impractical when dealing with large collections. Checking thousands of files manually would...

Second updated 2026-06-14 Info line now shows full technical metadata: codec name, sample rate (kHz), channel count (Nch), bit depth if available (lossless only), bitrate, duration last. Examples: Encoder: reference libFLAC 1.3.4 │ flac │ 44.1 kHz │ 2ch │ 24 bit │ 1411 kbps │ 00:08:13 Encoder...

Updated 2026-06-14