Does the 775 have gapless/seamless playback of Flac or Wav files? Like for instance Denon X3000 and X4000 have?
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i'm sorry but i don't know the answer ...but the yamaha rx775 do not store network radio stations in it's memory.every time u shut down the receiver the next time u turn it on again u have to look for the stations..unless u make book mark on ut pc...i have an old denon receiver once u find the station u liked it will store it in the receiver memory,no need to pc. personally i prefer the denon .
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that's a function of the playback source...not the receiver. Since most sources I.e. iTunes support gapless playback, the answer would be yes. I run my iTunes thru the airplay on the 775 and since iTunes supports gapless it plays perfect. in fact I listened to Pink Floyd last night
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According to the manual, this device supports the following: AC3/DTS/MP3/WMA/WAV/OGG/AAC/APE/FLAC and you can find their manual online at: http://www.incredisonic.com/imp150.html where you can see their manual as well. I hope that helps!
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As far as I can see, NO. Test: Source file has AAC 5.1 surround sound, played from WD TV media player through Yamaha RX475 is fine. When played through eHomeMediaCenter (Android app on IMOTO) into Sony KDL40R405, audio passthrough via optical to Yamaha amp, does not play 5.1. There are three options: 1) IMOTO does not support 5.1 2) App does not support 5.1 3) Audio passthrough does not support 5.1 Good luck
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Yes it does. I connect the x7 to an amp for portable playback. You might want to consider a Dac but it's not needed unless you require the very best audio.
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As far as I know it does. I have a few sacd's by the kinks on that format and it had no problem playing on the c-7030 I borrowed from an adiophile friend. Am still away on Xmas sabbatical but will check when I return next week or I will try to speak with him beforehand.
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you will, but you have to listen some lossless format, like .FLAC, .APE, etc..
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If you use i-20 SPDIF (digital coax/optical output) it should bypass its internal DAC, at least it is what PURE announces. Mine sounds amazing, but I sincerely don't know exactly where convert process occurs. In my case I've connected it through SPDIF to M1DAC Musical Fidelity and all sources connected to i-20 sounds amazing.
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Not detachable this year, but the motorized models (KW-NT700 and KW-NT800HDT) have reverse tilt.FLAC and WAV files can be played from either USB or SD card.There is no file limit, but officially only 32GB cards work. Although reality is 64GB cards will most likely work.
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Don't know, but I don't think this is relevant. Do not forget, this is an interface NOT an external soundcard. If you run Windows, get a USB soundcard instead and use free VSTi's for the desired sound.
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A/V Guru: I was wondering if you could elaborate on the core differences between the Onkyo HT-S3300 and the Denon DHT-391XP. I currently only have an Xbox 360 and a HD cable box, and am looking for a system that can handle those two components as well as (which is the actual reason for getting the system) my music (via computer and Ipod). As this is the main reason for investing in a system, I would prefer to have a quality base setup. Looks like the Onkyo has a few more features on the receiver, and I was wondering if you could let me know why those are there (pretty naive on this whole subject, sorry). I see that the Onkyo has the "green, blue, and red" input cords like those that come from the Xbox, while the Denon does not. And the sony receivers systems in this price range seem to be much sleeker (but input wise more similar to the denon). So does it sound like I actually need all of the extra inputs that the Onkyo offers? And with all this in mind do you have recommendation
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I'm not sitting at mine at the moment, but I know it does play sound through hdmi on the monitor speakers. I don't recall any 3.5mm audio in for it.
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sound recorder in ubuntu linux makes "lossless" recording of whatever is played on the audio "mix" of the computer. Too bad Sony is supporting the Window$ monopoly.
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I do believe that since FLAC is lossless, it doesn't matter what you use to rip it. I use Foobar2000. It takes a bit of finagling to get it set up, but just follow an online tutorial and you'll be up and ripping in ten minutes tops.
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I often use a DAC and headphone amp for lossless and lossy files. The One has as good a DAC, at least for recording, way better than a lot of "portable" DACs out there. For critical listening, depending on your tastes and budget, you may still prefer an audiophile grade DAC.
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Only has a 1/8 jack for headphones, but sound is crystal clear and if plugged into a powered stereo system can turn volume up on recorder as well as stereo. I didn't like that I couldn't get direct playback via speaker, but can listen to audio being recorded on the fly with headphones.
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It has an Embedded high-definition audio with 5.1-channel support. Thanks, PCrush
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Does this sound card support "stereo mix" on Windows 7 for Lenovo T430 laptop?