Will this device allow playback of Hi-res audio? For example, 24 bit/48 khz titles?
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It works great with Apple files, lossless and otherwise. Unfortunately, I have no answer to your specific question.
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Actually this device can not play any audio, this is amplifier. you should check you ipod or itouch or ipod classic, if IPOD can play, this one OK~~For my own experience, this one is really really really good stuff, I use this with IE80, so nice.Hope can help you.
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iOS passes it over to the Fostex HP-P1 via digital out (to the AK4480 32-bit DAC) up to 16-bit/48kHz I believe... the latest version of iOS MIGHT support 24-bit/48kHz, but I'm not sure it would pass this over to the HP-P1. If using the "FLAC Player" app with the iPhone, you can play files higher than 16/48, but I believe iOS downsamples anything higher before sending it out to the HP-P1 DAC. So 24/96, 24/192 files are "playable", but are most likely downsampled by iOS to 16/48 before reaching the AK4480 32-bit DAC in the Fostex.
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The HP-P1 is designed for use primarily with an Iphone, Ipod or iPad and has a 32 bit DAC. I find it to work extremely well with Apple lossless but I did not try any hi-res files. Sorry I could not be of more assistance! JM
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Technically yes,practically no. Requires additional software on iPhone (FLAC Converter). Files are much bigger in hiRez so less can be carried on iPhone-I found it to be an undesirable trade off. Very good sound on 44/16.
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Not sure. I use mine for multiple inputs to TV but my inputs are XBox360 and PC videos via HDMI port on laptop. In both cases the sound comes through just fine. I've played downloaded videos rated as 720p video from my laptop to it and that worked fine too. Hope that helps.
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I,m not 100 percent sure , but any computer with a line in and half decent audio software will accept it fairly well as this is how I am recording atm , but naturally keeping an eye on your input levels becomes your biggest problem , sorry couldn't answer exact question , :(
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This unit plays 1080P Hi-Def files of almost any type imaginable, it supports external drives up to 2TB in both FAT32 OR NTFS. I have no experience with capture devices formatting Blu-ray files. As far as I know, most higher-end capture programs can accept the HDMI output of a blu-ray player but still will only create a 1080P file structure for it. The Micca only accepts USB file inputs but does so seamlessly - mine struggles with USB-3 external devices and would recommend using USB-2 devices up to 2 TB each. There are 2 USB inputs that can run 2 devices simultaneously.
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hdmi can actually support higher quality audio codecs, so hdmi will be best
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Unfortunately I have never used this feature, but I can offer some advice: rip the music into a 24-bit codec with the highest sample rate you can. (i.e, not MP3)
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I have not tried it with that system. I have got it to work with just about anything. It's a VERY simplistic setup. Just need access to sound outputs.
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Hi Nicholas Honestly I have never used it for that purpose, sorry I have an Onkyo receiver that does that for me. Sorry I have been pleased with its general function however, quick disc download etc.Good Luck.
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I believe that is just a audio format it will play fine Google shoes it as that. Did you read that somewhere
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In theory, it should. However, only via HDMI as the optical interface would not allow more than 5.1 compressed audio
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if you are talking about set-top box, yes. The device accepts an input from set-top box or any other A/v source through a HDMI cable.
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I've never used that setting, but I don't think so. There is software that plays in that format.
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Yes, it will play from a Fat32 formatted 8GB(max) usb drive stick, with standard mp3's(it will support at max a 256bitrate mp3)
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I use it mainly for importing VHS tapes fit video editing (it works great for that), so i have not tried it on any Hi-Def applications.
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If you'll read the product description, you'll find that the answer is yes. Supports 50-600 KHz, and 4K res.
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Most likely. There are a few frame rate/size output formats that it doesn't like. We've found that most typical resolutions work fine. It's a handily little accessory to have.
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I don't think so because you have a left and right audio input channel and a video input channel. You'd have to split left and right audio channels and the video would not carry sound. I don't think it will work for your application.