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Thanks so much for the remote HQplayer web browser. Two questions:
1) Will multichannel content work (I assume so)?
2) Is there a way to get the thumbnail grid cover art view rather than a columnar view of everything?

Thx
Ted

Yes, a checkbox option to show bit depth and sample rate under the album info would be wonderful.

Question: since Muso is "simply" (I know it ain't simple) handing HQplayer playlists, will this work for multichannel playback too (since HQPlayer is fine with multichannel)?

Sorry, my bad...i meant via remote dewktop...touching the album activates it

Deleted text cuz i found the back button.

Is there a way to make the yellow information bubble appear..the one that tells me this is the flac or wav version of the album?

DSF tagging working great here. Thanks for the quick turnaround.

DSF is not a Playstation codec (except that a few older Playstations play SACD). In the DSD world there is nothing called MiniDSF, for example (those are Sega game codecs). I think that library is the wrong choice IMO. I use JRIver or Foobar or other player to tag WAV. I realize WAV metadata is not ...

DSF is a DSD format. There are two, DSDIFF (aka DFF) and DSF. DSD was co-created by Phillips and Sony, and each created a file extension. DSF (DSD Stream FIle) simply has a header that supports tagging.

No. DFF does not support ID3V2. Don;t worry about DFF. All DSF tags from Native DSD are tagged (I'm the one who does it :) ) , as are most commercially available DSF tracks. They are standard ID3V2 and visible in all known players (JRiver, Foobar, etc) including HQplayer. That is why this is a legit...

Hi. I am a longtime audiophile and an equipment reviewer (ComputerAudiophile dot com, articles on Positive Feedback, etc). I am also co-founder of NativeDSD dot com, a label cooperative that offers high resolution natively recorded (or transferred from analog) DSD files for download, in both stereo ...