Does this player support Hi-Res audio playback? 24 bit/96KHz or 24/192 files? These FLAC files dont play on my Cowon C2. Wondering if this player wud?
198517
No but the Cowon Plenue P1 does as well as the Fiio X3, Fiiio X5 and several of the iBasso DAP's
871393
I record everything in 192. You will need softwear that records it. I use SoundTrack Pro. i used presonus at 96 and love 192. I save the file in 96 and reopen it in 192 without much loss. I usually digitally edit in 192. Clipping sounds like too much level, give it some headroom or use limiter at zero db.
1418500
I finally purchased with cowon d2 and am very happy. I listen to audiobooks on it and it can bookmark, but play the next track after the bookmarked track (extremely important).I had the creative zen for awhile and returned it as it didn't have as many features as the d2.If you have any questions about the d2, please feel free to ask.
1827691
are you using a connecting cable 3.5mm with two out put ends to plug into your aux imput on the back of your receiver? if you really want hi-end playback, get a nuforce dac and use this type of cable or a single 3.5mm connecting cable from mp3 player to a receiver or intergrated amp and the sound quality will blow you away, happy listening:)
1246918
I don't know, I returned the player, because it was not what I expected it to be. Read the service manual, it should give you details.
872907
This player has worked well for me. Since I was replacing an older unit which failed. You may find there are very few choices since current technology has advanced to other ways to listen to music
995314
Not overly sure of this. I do believe that it only supports FLAC, AIFF and ALAC codecs that have been written to a USB. These are only formats that u have only experimented with but only up till recent have able to take advantage of. The 62FD does support a DLN server.
406006
Never EVER use anything below 192k. Anything below that and your music will have distortions to it. For me personally I use 320k since it's the best format... all though it takes up quite a bit more room but hey I don't mind.
95217
Yes to both questions. However, the screen is not too good & its ability to make playlists is horrible. Sound on flac & hi-rez flac is excellent, but if you want to play mostly mp3s, you're better off with an mp3 player with a better interface I wish I had waited for a better player like the upcoming PONO this Fall.
1721360
No. It's not a "player device" so file format is not relative to this unit. It is a powered speaker, meaning the power amplifier is built into the unit. Just plug a signal cable (e.g. a 1/4" shielded instrument cable) from the output of your player to the input of this unit. If you're thinking stereo you'll need to get two of these.
2089647
I believe that it does. I used audible files in the past before they were bought by amazon. Amazon is a bit DRM-crazy, so I would not be shocked if audible files no longer played easily on a cowon x-9. Edins' answer is probably the best one. Don't buy a sandisk player. Those things are pretty much disposable. I've had about five, they all broke or stop functioning within a year.
265179
Sorry Nathan, I never had a chance to try it. The player died after a few hours out of the box. I wouldn't recommend this player.
1737856
This player is fantastic! 1. I've had a 2TB external attached and had no problems. 2. This is a stand alone unit. It was not designed for an internal HDD. Thus allowing it to accept outside attachments.3. It accepts all common audio and video files I've thrown at it with ease.Hope this helps.
165741
I've enjoyed this player since my purchase. On video, a cautionary tale though. I believe you need to encoded in 320x240 for it to work at all on the player, otherwise it will say "file format unrecognized" or something similar. I used Jodix's free iPod video converter, and set it to that resolution and the videos like xvid convert into fully playable files.
671490
I just bought a DB30K player. I freaked out when I saw your post. What LFE issue are you talking about and how will it affect a novice user?Michael
1965760
Unfortunately I have never used this feature, but I can offer some advice: rip the music into a 24-bit codec with the highest sample rate you can. (i.e, not MP3)
11989
Had to google ChannelMaster to find out what you're talking about. The only way I could connect this player to my network was by using an ethernet cable. At this price, the circuitry you get does not include wifi connectivity. To be honest, at this price, you don't even get very good sound...