To an earlier post, I doubt TIDAL would source their FLAC files from 15-year old MP3 files. It's a pointless exercise.īut, the first time someone makes another MP3 from that "low-quality" FLAC, now you're losing quality again. You're just making a larger file for nothing. Keep in mind that by doing that though, there is also no gain in quality. Technically, there is no loss in quality going from MP3 to FLAC, as FLAC itself is lossless. Creating a FLAC from mp3 is almost pointless since there will be a loss in quality. That is its FLAC created from a lossy source as FLACs are lossless and you can make mp3 and AAC files from those.
Think of it as being more representative of a digital CD.
Dependent on the compression method, FLAC is much higher quality than MP3.
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