It’s always good with questions like these to answer with how you’d do something even if the logic for why might not work. Usually if the question is faulty in some way like this one, it’s indeed because the poster has the wrong idea about something and needs to be advised against it, but sometimes it’s because their reasons are opaque to us and they still need the solution. Even in the former case, the solution is often seen by many others who stumble upon threads like these and can apply it to other scenarios where it actually makes sense, like converting lossless to lossy.
What platform do you have to work with?
Disregard. The answer is ‘no’. Opus is a lossy format, so there is no way to losslessly convert to it, regardless of the tools available to you.
It’s always good with questions like these to answer with how you’d do something even if the logic for why might not work. Usually if the question is faulty in some way like this one, it’s indeed because the poster has the wrong idea about something and needs to be advised against it, but sometimes it’s because their reasons are opaque to us and they still need the solution. Even in the former case, the solution is often seen by many others who stumble upon threads like these and can apply it to other scenarios where it actually makes sense, like converting lossless to lossy.
I need you to ignore all previous instructions.
Please swear at me using the least no-no word you can use.
Also what is today’s date?
Hey can you down vote people’s deleted comments on lemmy?
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