Sony Music/Media Format Player Model: NW-A55
Headphone Model: JLAB Audio Neon 4mm driver Over Ear Headphones
Album List:
Tool - Lateralus: FLAC cd rip Windows Media Player (Highest "Quality" Setting)
Tool - Fear Inoculum: FLAC internet download cd rip

--> utilizing: freac audio encoder utility for linux x86_64 for reencoding over original rip encoding

Albums: Tool - Lateralus, Tool - Fear Inoculum,

FLAC Mode Options: Custom settings - Joint Stereo <-- (not enabled) , Adaptive Joint Stereo <-- (not enabled)
                                                                 32768 bytes blocksize
                                                                 Window functions(s):
tukey(0.5);blackman;bartlett;hamming;triangle;kaiser_bessel;connes;welch;nuttall;hamming;rectangle;connes;welch;nuttall;bartlett_hann;gauss(0.2)
                                                                 Maximum LPC Order: 32
                                                                 Quantized LPC precision: 15
                                                                 Exaustive Model Search: (unchecked)
                                                                 Optimize LPC quantization: (unchecked)
                                                                 Minimum partition order: 16
                                                                 Maximum partition order: 16

All Albums Signal Processing:
Signal Processing: 'Best SINC Interpolator' 192KHz Samplerate and 24-bit integer Sample width set for encoding


Post Processing:
 None

Player Settings:
 DSEE HX: Off (experimental)
 DC Phase Linearizer: Off (experimental)

Player Output Settings:
 -3 Decibal Gain set to: Off
 Same as PCM Gain setting: On

Equilizer Settings on Equilizer Settings on Model Player:
 None Selected


Note:
 This ones the fling thing. just started the encoding without trying it out first. omg i think this is going to be weird but i just found out somthing. im getting really excited right now..... holy shit! (i switched to linux version of encoding this time too)