I am finally getting the chance to really play around with this beast of a phone, about 2 weeks in. I was thinking, this phone has a monster processor, I can put a large SD card in it, why not move some of my FLAC files onto it and see how it sounds?
I admit I don't have an optimal audio setup, since I am using Bluetooth and an LG Tone HBS 730. It sounds pretty good, but it's by no means audiophile quality.
So, the meat of my question is do we have a favorite app? I proved that it works just fine using "FLAC Player SD for Windows Phone" by rainbow.serpent.software. I am playing lossless 16bit FLAC files.
This app works, but it has a couple of shortcomings. One seems to be based on a Microsoft limitation where the Music folder is not accessible by third party apps. This is according to the vendor of this app, so grain of salt taken. The other issue I have with this app is that when I move off of it it doesn't seem to stay open and certainly doesn't save my place in a song. I'll address these with the vendor as well since they deserve it, the app does work pretty well.
Most of the other apps seem to only stream the music and not decode and play FLAC music.
Anyone else interested in this?
Ivan from Florida.
Lumia 1520.2 on AT&T
I admit I don't have an optimal audio setup, since I am using Bluetooth and an LG Tone HBS 730. It sounds pretty good, but it's by no means audiophile quality.
So, the meat of my question is do we have a favorite app? I proved that it works just fine using "FLAC Player SD for Windows Phone" by rainbow.serpent.software. I am playing lossless 16bit FLAC files.
This app works, but it has a couple of shortcomings. One seems to be based on a Microsoft limitation where the Music folder is not accessible by third party apps. This is according to the vendor of this app, so grain of salt taken. The other issue I have with this app is that when I move off of it it doesn't seem to stay open and certainly doesn't save my place in a song. I'll address these with the vendor as well since they deserve it, the app does work pretty well.
Most of the other apps seem to only stream the music and not decode and play FLAC music.
Anyone else interested in this?
Ivan from Florida.
Lumia 1520.2 on AT&T