Audiochecker is described as 'Tiny and portable tool which analyzes the source of WAV, LPAC, SHN, APE and FLAC audio formats, in order to verify if the encoding is lossless. If not, it means that the files in question are converted from other formats with lower quality, such as MP3' and is an app in the audio & music category. There are five alternatives to Audiochecker for Windows, Linux, Web-based and Mac. The best Audiochecker alternative is Fakin' The Funk?, which is free. Other great apps like Audiochecker are auCDtect Task Manager, Spectro, Tau Analyzer and Spectrum.
Fakin' The Funk? is the most popular Windows, Mac & Linux alternative to Audiochecker.
Fakin' The Funk? is the most popular free alternative to Audiochecker.
auCDtect Task Manager is a free GUI tool that lets you check if your lossless audio files were upconverted from a "lossy" file format.
Spectro is a freeware audio file analyzer for windows. Currently capable of reading FLAC, APE, MP3 and WAV files. Spectro lets you view vital data about compressed audio files and creates a spectrogram of the wave data.
Tau Analyzer is a free program, which can help you to distinguish with reasonable accuracy the original studio-based CDs from poor quality fakes, that have been "reconstructed" using a lossy audio source, such as MP3.
Modeled after the spectrum effect in Ableton Live , Spectrum is a free and open-source web app that shows frequencies of an MP3 or OGG file in real-time.
Spectrum is the most popular Web-based alternative to Audiochecker.
Spectrum is the most popular Open Source alternative to Audiochecker.
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Great software, recognized falc upscaled from mp3. Many other useful features like spectrogram also come in handy