does it play .wav or any other audio format other than mp3?
1842533
yes, the boss eband js-10 will play WAV and MP3, the only 2 formats that are supported
1842534
I just looked at the manual. It plays the "Roland/Boss proprietary format" (a bunch of tracks that come with the unit & new ones you can download, free I think), MP3 and WAV. I know by experience it doesn't play Windows Media, so I just rip from a CD or snag a WAV from the internet. Oh if you're playing single coils like me you're going to have a lot of hum but it's okay, it's helped me learn a lot but it is expensive.
1842535
Yep. It can play wav or mp3. I think those are the only formats it accepts.
240318
Thanks for your question. .AIFF tracks, the Apple equivalent of the Windows .WAV file format will not play on this device. The intent of downloading these files is really to play them directly from your computer through a Digital to Analog converter, and then through your audio system There are free programs that you can download such as Media Monkey and Foobar2000 that will facilitate playing these files from your computer. This is a fantastic sounding player. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Marantz dealer.
1517326
Yes, you can render from proprietary .ACD file into .wav. Just hit the render to button
690532
Try downloading a converter program. Convert your mp3s to .wav format then import.
1072754
try: 1) other formats, e.g., MP3, cda. Also, not all .wav are created equal. That is, some proprietary software call itself .wav but... 2) another device. The problem could be with the device itself. 3) If you're using windows, try to reading Windows Media Player. It seems to be more tolerant than other protocols
2277035
No, It only records 80 min of wav file music. But if you record as a data cd you can get several files on the disc. You can only play the music in a computer or mp3 player.
804021
I had a similar experience - I believe it is because it does not read the Apple Audio file extension of .AAC , so in other words , you can't play anything loaded on a USB stick from iTunes. I believe the Windows music MP3 of .WAV will work-give it a try and let me know
1255092
I use MediaMonkey to convert WMA files to WAV format. Then I edit them in Audacity. I think there are also several other WMA to WAV converters listed on download.com, but I haven't personally tried them out.
597396
The player will play WAV files, however, it most likely will not play the newer WMA lossless files. Note that WAV files are already "lossless" unlike the MP3 format.
830748
You can use it with any mp3 format. Transfer from your computer after connecting the cable
2043304
No. It records in Wave Audiofile Format. I was able to listen to files with a generic media player like mplayer or mplayerx. There are apps on the net that will transfer WAV files to MP3.
500251
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.
1204241
I believe that is just a audio format it will play fine Google shoes it as that. Did you read that somewhere
1766963
As far as I know it should play mp3. I have only ran into a problem when I used a non-ipod device for portable player. There are many free programs available that will convert the different types of MP formats.
2004417
I've not tried playing FLAC or WAV files with it but i know WMA files are incompatible.
184222
it only plays a certain format video. You can look up on youtube someone teaching this.
100816
The manual says it will not play DivX (or MP3 or WMA). I don't know about the other formats.