by kenrose » Mon Feb 24, 2025 4:03 pm
It not a file-type issue. I use FLAC files and the DAP handles that type. Its a matter of how the files are organized (I hope I'm describing the right thing.) To add music to the DAP, I copy files to the drive. I have a number of albums that I bought digitally, so I can copy them and the DAP will read them. My question is...will the music folder created by MM when I rip CDs be readable by the DAP? Are there conventions that everyone uses to ensure compatibility among various items? I don't want to buy a $3K DAP if I can't copy my 700GBs of MM music to it and use the music with all the tag data correctly displayed.
It not a file-type issue. I use FLAC files and the DAP handles that type. Its a matter of how the files are organized (I hope I'm describing the right thing.) To add music to the DAP, I copy files to the drive. I have a number of albums that I bought digitally, so I can copy them and the DAP will read them. My question is...will the music folder created by MM when I rip CDs be readable by the DAP? Are there conventions that everyone uses to ensure compatibility among various items? I don't want to buy a $3K DAP if I can't copy my 700GBs of MM music to it and use the music with all the tag data correctly displayed.