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see http://hammockdistrict.com/flacplayer/ this brings the FLAC format to iPhone/iPod/iPad
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[quote user="elephant"]so spending the money on a speaker seems to be better price performance ![/quote] but if you have excellent speakers with a poor system, you will end with poor sound quality. Good speakers can't improve poor sound input! They reproduce the sound the best they can
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[quote user="alenvprekrsku"] [/quote] Right! And what about the potentials if "all" PC users would switch to Apple lossless.
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You can place different BS5 in a masterlink system. But they will all have a BM5. Note the fortcoming BS5 Encore doesn't have ML (It is rumoured that B&o is working on a kind of solution). That doesn't mean you must have multiple music collections. Choose one as master place all your files on this master. Set this one up as music server
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[quote user="Chrisreunion"] My Parrot RKI8400 car radio can play Apple Lossless with the Ipod connected to it, why could'nt B&O products do the same?? [/quote] My BS3000, my BS7000, my B&o...... can pay Apple Lossless with my Ipod or Ipad connected. My BV7 can play Apple lossless with a Apple TV connected............ so what's
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[quote user="jk1002"]seems to be the anwser for gapless playing for live recordings and classic[/quote] ever thought to rip classical cd's as one file? @Evan Since Windows Media Player 11 & 12 AAC can be played on a PC quite easily Yes and even on a BS5 (see spec's om B&o site)
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But there are already download sites which sell 24bit/96kHz Flac. Same old discussion: Apple should make their lossless format decoder available for free. One can play AAC/M4a/M4b/AACplus/etc. on a Mac, on a PC, etc (licenced by Dolby Digital) but not the Apple lossless format (licenced by Apple) Note: it takes only some minutes to convert from Apple
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That should work. Your BS4000 can be placed in option 5 or 6? If then it can be used locally
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if you replace the BM1 with a BM5 you will keep the same functionallity If you add a BS5. You control N.Music & N.Radio on the BS5. On the BV9 you can see info of N.Music & N.Radio (note: NO controll at all) And you'll have the Web & Photo functionallity as on a BM1 on your BV9 To my knowledge your combination of a BS4000, BS5 &