There have been lots of double blinds over the years. So far as I know, the only people that reliably score above chance are those with defective hearing such

There have been lots of double blinds over the years. So far as I know, the only people that reliably score above chance are those with defective hearing such that they hear mostly frequencies that lossy codecs aren't tuned for. Lots of belief to the contrary but almost no one appears to be able to deliver. For reasonable bitrates, of course. Generally 256 and up. Comparisons with FPS are either flawed or perfect depending on how you view it, because of the simple observation that there exists some number of frames per second above which any more improvement is imperceptible. It may not be 60 but it exists. Very plausible that we reached that inflection point in audio fidelity a long time ago.