    #389 Does not change bps and sample-rate for 24bps/96kHz
WAVfile  Fabian Greffrath  c.f. http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-
bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=652615  A user tries to compress a WAV
file having 24 bit and 96 kHz to FLAC format as follows:  flac
--bps=16 --sample-rate=44100 -o 1.flac 1.wav  However, the
resulting FLAC file still has the orignal bit and sample rate,
not the ones given on the command line.     • Yes, this is
intended behaviour. FLAC will not convert the files to 44.1kHz
and 16 bits for you, as FLAC is lossless. If this behaviour
would be implemented, this would not be lossless. These command
line options are only to import RAW-files, but are overriden in
case a WAV file is supplied      If you want the file to be
converted, use something like SoX      Last edit: Martijn van
Beurden 2013-01-02   • Ulrich Klauer     Ulrich Klauer      It
should probably give a warning though that the options
contradict the header (and that the header takes precedence).