Does the A34 support the aptX audio codec?
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I couldn't find it on the official www .aptx. com/ website, so I'll say no.
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As is stated above, the HD version adds support for the aptX standard that greatly increases the sound quality on the Bluetooth transmission/reception side and also allows you to use an external device's DAC via the SPDIF connectors. Since the average receiver has a better DAC (Digital to Analog Converter), the combination of later BT Audio quality (aptX that does not compress the audio like earlier standards) and the option for "off board" DAC use makes for a very solid sound quality as long as the player is new enough to support the BT 4.0 or later standards (3.0 may work as well but I haven't bothered to check). Older devices will play music but still suffer compressed audio quality and this will not magically make poor bit rate files sound better. As for the DAC on the HD, it's probably better than the original version as well but the big advantage here is the ability to just use it as a more or less transparent receiver of clean audio over a wireless connection; this alone is a big step. I can say that listening to high quality rips over my Pioneer Elite AVR connected via SPDIF over my extra DCM Timeframes has really impressed me. The HD is capable of passing through very good quality sound and that makes a great deal at the available price. Audiophile thumbs up.
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To have apt-x work, BOTH the receiving and the transmitting devices must be apt-x enabled devices. Just having one of the devices will not play in apt-x mode. Another words, both the source playing the content and the receiving device reproducing the sound must have the apt-x codec.
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Should convert the option is available on my version (switch sound file converter plus c 4.17)
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Yes, you can render from proprietary .ACD file into .wav. Just hit the render to button
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Of course. However I cannot find AAC with VBR. If there are settings for that somewhere, there are hidden. There is AAC with CBR of course, all bitrates up to 512 kbps, at standard 48000hz.
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The Hk AVR 354 does have 7.1 pre amp out put..so it depends if your power amp has the same connectors..on the avr354 has rca style pre outs..(single RCA audio connector per channel..not sure if it will decode in the new sound codecs like dts master audio or dolby true hd surround sound but doesn't mean it doesn't just not sure on that spectrum some units if hooked up to power amps don't decode... if also looking to get the AVR354 to display these new codecs on the display of the unit.. the blu ray player or slim PS3 has to be set to bitstreaming..if player is set to pcm the AVR354 will only decode what the player is doing..but set the player to bitstreaming and the AVR354 will decode using its own processor and decode what the Blu Ray disc has for soundformat..hope that can answer some questions..Just loved it when my HK AVR354 displayed the new sound codecs..
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I have this adapter because I wanted higher fidelity and when watching TV, have the sound line up with what was happening on the screen. Normal Blue Tooth without codec, the sound lags the screen. My BT headphones , the WP-380, run BT 3.0 and work great using AptX codec
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Belkin SongStream Bluetooth HD Music Receiver does NOT have aptX codec support. Thus, you will only receive compressed/degraded audio through A2DP's subband codec (sbc) transmission.
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Is supports MP3, WMA (NO DRM), AAC, Ogg Vorbis, WAV, FLAC, and Audible (DRM only)
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I just installed the v1.4 beta driver on my 64-bit Windows 8.1 laptop, and playback of 24-bit, 192 kHz files is working beautifully (I'm currently listening to Kind of Blue from HDTracks). I have a concert to record this Thursday, so hopefully the A-to-D side is working well also. I use external mic pre-amps and just run balanced "Hi-Z" into the E-MU for recording, so I don't anticipate any problems there.
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If you are using Linux, you should install Rockbox. It's far better than the stock firmware. It supports a lot more audio formats and SDXC cards (above 32GB) as long as you format it as FAT32. This supports the latest stable Rockbox and it has been great for me.
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the other device needs to have support for apt-x too. moreover, they need to negotiate the pairing instance as aptx. that is easy to see in Android logcat on a rooted device. that being said, when I want to listen tv via headsets I am using the telme2 pair of a toslink Bluetooth adapter + headset, both apt-x, no audio lag that I can notice.
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Yes, it has aptX. When connected to a PC, it is treated as a sound card, so it will only work as an audio Bluetooth transmitter. It works with my Sennheiser 550-x headphones, but it did not work with my Logitech UE 9000s (I returned them)
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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 viaoptical to Yamaha amp, does not play 5.1.There are three options:1) IMOTO does not support 5.12) App does not support 5.13) Audio passthrough does not support 5.1Good luck
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According to http://www.aptx.com/brand/akg It does support aptX! Probably only those manufactured since 2015 is equipped with this technology. This could be why AKG never highlight this feature on its official website or any spec sheet. But What about if I buy a one made in 2014?
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i have several .mp4 format video files that in their media properties window show the audio is encoded with the AAC format. they all play just fine.