How to Do High-Res Audio. To play Hi-Res Audio files, you’ll need an audio system that supports these higher-quality formats and a digital-to-analog converter that can process the higher-resolution ...

There are also several different hi-res audio file formats to choose from, all of which have their own compatibility requirements. They include the popular FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec) and ALAC ...

Hi-res audio has gone from an audiophile novelty to a mainstream attraction, but there's still a bit of a learning curve to master before you can enjoy it.

If you want to enjoy Hi-Res Audio on the go, but would love to mix up the all-digital music world, then this new music player from Shanling may be one to check out, thanks to its inclusion of ...

For comparison, high-resolution 24-bit/192kHz source material has a bitrate roughly 6 times greater than CD quality 16-bit/44.1kHz content. – it’s a big difference in audio resolution. (image credit: ...

At the nucleus of every PRO system, each ALC-3316 provides 8-balanced analog audio inputs and 9-channels of amplification for up to 1,800W of power,... High-res audio devices are seeing steady growth, ...

But until now Ruark hasn't made a hi-res audio streamer. That's changed with the launch of the Ruark R410 Integrated Music System, which appears to have taken our entire hi-fi wish list and put it ...

You regularly hear tales of audiophile life being exorbitantly expensive, but it doesn’t have to be. For $60, you can get a well-manufactured, well-equipped DAC/Amp in the Fosi Audio DS2 2024 ...

If a small and portable hi-res music system is what you chiefly need, but without the four- or even five- figure price tag, cast your eye over the Hidizs AP80 PRO-X portable music player and MS3 ...

There are also several different hi-res audio file formats to choose from, all of which have their own compatibility requirements. They include the popular FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec) and ALAC ...

This cheap Hi-Res Audio music player is like a modern iPod mini, with the funky colors to match No, you can’t touch my FiiO: why this hi-res ‘MP3 player’ is still trouncing my old iPod ...