i dont see the Audio format AAC will this play it ?
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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.
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According to the user manual, yes: Music enjoyment, support playing such music formats as MP3/WMA/WAV/OGG/AAC/FLAC/ALAC/APE"
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While AAC is often perceived as an proprietary Apple format, it was in fact developed by a group of companies including AT&T; Bell Labs, Dolby, Sony, and Nokia. As a result of this, AAC files can be played on a range of non-Apple devices, Although I have not attempted to play AAC file formats on this player via flash drive an educated guess is yes.
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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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It plays WMA which stands for windows media audio. I am not sure if windows downloaded music is .WMA format or not. Sorry if this is not very helpful.
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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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Thanks for your question. I don't think this will play DSD. You may want to check with the manufacturer for both format verification as well as transfer procedure. This is an incredible sounding player.
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It will depend on what audio program/player you're using, but definitely the LCD display on the unit will.
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Will it play MPEG 4 audio, because iTunes songs are in MPEG 4 audio, however in manual it says mentions AAC (.m4a)? Is the same please advice.
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Go to PAC audio's website to see if it works. You will need an external source such as XM radio or a CD changer.
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I don't really know. I was so disappointed that it wouldn't play WMA books (which is my major use of the device) that I put it on the shelf and purchased a more expensive SanDisk 4GB clip zip player which plays WMA, MP3, and other formats. I've had generally good experience with SanDisk; so I coughed up a few more dollars. I really was disappointed in the Electrohome player.
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I tested an mp4 and it plays them. though I don't know what encoding was used
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I've not tried playing FLAC or WAV files with it but i know WMA files are incompatible.
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it will work becouse as in the viedeo game consols .. for the system to recognize it you need to register it or just change your system audio out .. to do that go to cotrol panel, then click on hardware and sound after look for were it says Sound and click were it says manage audio devices. the audio card should appear and just click on it and then press applay. well i hope this helps you.
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Thank you for your inquiry. This unit will allow you to come out of your computer via optical and play audio in 7.1. If the Astro A50 unit is compatible with 7.1 then you should be able to have the audio played in 7.1. If you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to ask.
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I'm not quite sure what you're asking. Are you saying you have CDs that you've ripped to MP3, and now you want to use uncompressed versions of those songs instead of MP3 versions?If so, you'd have to start from the original CDs and rerip them to Apple Lossless or WAV (or AIFF). You can't add information to the lossey audio files you already have.In the case of music you've purchased from iTunes (or any download service), there's nothing you can do. They don't offer CD quality audio files.Obviously of course uncompressed audio takes up more space, so you might instead want to rip things at like 320Kb/s AAC, which is the best lossy format these players support. I'm not quite sure what you're asking. Are you saying you have CDs that you've ripped to MP3, and now you want to use uncompressed versions of those songs instead of MP3 versions?If so, you'd have to start from the original CDs and rerip them to Apple Lossless or WAV (or AIFF). You can't add information to the lossey audio files you already have.In the case of music you've purchased from iTunes (or any download service), there's nothing you can do. They don't offer CD quality audio files.Obviously of course uncompressed audio takes up more space, so you... » Read More I'm not quite sure what you're asking. Are you saying you have CDs that you've ripped to MP3, and now you want to use uncompressed versions of those songs instead of MP3 versions?If so, you'd have to start from the original CDs and rerip them to Apple Lossless or WAV (or AIFF). You can't add information to the lossey audio files you already have.In the case of music you've purchased from iTunes (or any download service), there's nothing you can do. They don't offer CD quality audio files.Obviously of course uncompressed audio takes up more space, so you might instead want to rip things at like 320Kb/s AAC, which is the best lossy format these players support. « Show Less
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I'm not sure, but I was able to put .wav files on it and it plays them fine. The manufacturer might be able to tell you. According to the instructions, it does not play .wav - but it does!
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I don'really know about the formatting question. It plays some home made cd's but not others. It doesn't have an amp and will require a Receiver or external amp.
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It will only play mp3. I had to convert all my wma files to mp3. I was unaware of this at the time of purchase.