Does anyone know if this media center will play 5.1 FLAC music files? Thank you
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I'm not sure but I found their customer support to be outstanding. Very fast replies. You can email them at: care@kdLinks.com
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We use a Roku box to stream content from netflix, amazon, etc. Works a charm. We also rigged a small, cheap (but very clean) amp and some good passive speakers ... No need for 5.1, so we're very happy with the stereo sound.
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if you can take the itunes music out of itunes, i think it is can use, HM700 also can use the flac, but maybe a quiet slow when you have so many songs.( *̀ ω *́ ) i use this for a time , i think it is a good things.
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Just a caution, the manual says it will not play MP3, WMA, and DivX files. So if you're playing store-bought CDs, no problem, but it won't play your downloaded tunes in those formats.
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I have an advice for you; throw that piece of crap and buy this one [G-Box Midnight MX2 Android 4.2 Jelly Bean Dual Core XBMC Streaming Mini HTPC TV Box Player]. If you really want a 5* Media Player that's The One!!!
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its a usb port so I certain it should play media I've never tried due to the amount of other options but if I were to guess I'd say yes....otherwise look up online or contact their customer support.
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yes, this system will play mp3 or WAV files or any type of file that your media player supports; I'm using Window Media Player w Win7 and it works fine....I'm pretty sure this will play anything that was going to come out of your speakers normally as it really is just a wireless sound card (wireless DAC)
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Yes, it does. And the beauty of it, if you connect this device with 5.1 system via AV receiver it will play 2.1 musics in 5.1.
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My set up is currently only running 5.1 and has no problems. The layout of my living room makes it difficult to use all 7 speakers. If you choose this system and hook in the Audessy michrophone, it will realize only 5.1 are connected.
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FLAC is supported natively. But there are current issues using FLAC on the Touch's inbuilt server.Also, currently the Touch's inbuilt server is limited to Playlists of less than 100 songs.
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hmmm thanks for all the points y'all. this will help a lot of people too. By the way. speaking of FLAC I'm now looking into it. (I'm on the Mac.)How do you get your FLAC files? Do you rip them from CDs? also... I assume that it makes no sense to buy mp3s (lets say on iTunes) and then convert to FLAC as the mp3 is of lesser quality. Therefore to have FLAC files you would have to buy all your music on CD am I correct?if I can only buy iTunes music then hopefully the 256kbps files they sell will do these cans justice.Please enlighten me because having higher quality audio will definitely help my HD595s deliver their best. Thanks. hmmm thanks for all the points y'all. this will help a lot of people too. By the way. speaking of FLAC I'm now looking into it. (I'm on the Mac.)How do you get your FLAC files? Do you rip them from CDs? also... I assume that it makes no sense to buy mp3s (lets say on iTunes) and then convert to FLAC as the mp3 is of lesser quality. Therefore to have FLAC files you would have to buy all your music on CD am I correct?if I can only buy iTunes music then hopefully the 256kbps files they sell will do these cans justice.Please enlighten me because having higher... » Read More hmmm thanks for all the points y'all. this will help a lot of people too. By the way. speaking of FLAC I'm now looking into it. (I'm on the Mac.)How do you get your FLAC files? Do you rip them from CDs? also... I assume that it makes no sense to buy mp3s (lets say on iTunes) and then convert to FLAC as the mp3 is of lesser quality. Therefore to have FLAC files you would have to buy all your music on CD am I correct?if I can only buy iTunes music then hopefully the 256kbps files they sell will do these cans justice.Please enlighten me because having higher quality audio will definitely help my HD595s deliver their best. Thanks. « Show Less
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Hi Lloyd, this Sony XSPN1Bt doesn't support FLAC music format. It will not be played those songs coming from your Xperia. -Ely
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That sounds good. I am in the process of reripping the CDs that are WMA's - I knew the Ipod wouldn't play them, and I was worried about the sound quality with converted files. Thanks for the reply!
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The Answer = Yes AND No. This unit holds a lot more music than some players can handle. Some cannot 'see' this large a drive. (I play music and videos on my LG TV with it fully loaded with no issues)
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http://support.gracedigital.com/hc/en-us/articles/202219920-Audio-Formats-Supported FLAC and OGG are supported.
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Yes, you have to put music in folders named as CD01, CD02 and so on. I use 8GB mem card and it works fine, no problem whatsoever. Didn't try with bigger ones.
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Hello, yes it does, although sadly most of my music files are in the mp3 format, the ones I have in FLAC worked like a charm syncing with winamp...