So, what's your opinion? A simple Sony undocumented feature? Other than those two quips, I've been listening to a FLAC-encoded AC/DC double album for the last hour or so with no skips or cacophonous noise whatsoever.
#Sony flac player mp3 song
I tested it myself and it works without any renaming, but when out of order, the MP3 song gets to be played among the FLAC ones, as if it were on shuffle mode - and that's unwanted when you're playing, say, another artist's album. The author of the video says you should rename the MP3 in a way that it comes first in the file name list (a zero in front of it will suffice). But, heck, the playback works like a charm! The only drawbacks I've seen so far are the APE tags not being shown (of course), but you can still see the file name displayed.Īlso the bitrate displayed is a low fixed one (320Kbps or lower), as if from an MP3. On your PC, place a single MP3 file into a folder with FLAC files and once you connect the external drive/memory stick into the player and navigate to the right folder, press play to start the MP3 playback, then press the advance/return buttons on the RC unit: the next played track will be one of the FLAC files. If you don't but still feel like you can answer the question above, please be my guest.įor those not really willing to watch the youtube video, all there is to it is: In case someone else owns it (or want to try this on a different model), it can be emulated by just following the (very simple) instructions bellow. Assuming not many members on HA have the aforementioned player, I wonder if anyone could shed some light on why this undocumented FLAC playback happens where there should be none, as Sony claims the device should only play WAV, AAC and WMA, besides MP3.
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