Will there be loss when burning Flac through a normal CD-ROM?

Question

Audio

Let's say there are theoretically perfect Flac tracks. If they are written via a regular CD-ROM to an Audio-CD, can we assume that all the sound will also be recorded without loss? Or will there be losses?
How does the process of burning an Audio-CD go in this regard?
Thanks in advance for the tutorial.
UPD: If we compare two Audio-CDs: original and copy. Will there be a difference between them?

Answer 1

we look at the quality of the audio CD (for PCM memory 44kHz stereo 192 kbps) we look at the quality of the flask, we compare
There will be for audiophiles, for mere mortals there is no
Intect: as far as I understand, fleck is only a storage format, the quality of a particular audio recording can be either worse than CD or several orders of magnitude higher, respectively a) there may not be a difference b) the difference can be enormous
https ://xiph.org/flac/format.html
specs here
CD-quality music data (ie 44.1kHz, 2 channel, 16 bits per sample).
Flack quality music data 192kHz 8 channels 24 bits per sample
2 channel - This is stupid stereo
8 channels is (as I understand it) a complete environment, 6 bass speakers and so on.
Same for other features

Answer 2

For a modern player capable of recovering read errors using correction codes and having a buffer to compensate for jitter and implement anti-shock, there is no difference between the original and a CD-DA copy.

Answer 3

There will be no loss https://ru.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/FLAC

Answer 4

Depending on which FLAC, if it was made from DVD-Audio, then you won't put so much information on a CD.