Cool dude. I'd go with FLAC. Assuming 1 has a Device that'll play'm.
Which the VR Stratus will. Not sure of the Streams at the moment. Oh and
if they do, how benifitual is it? Can you really apreciate the
difference since it's no Bose in these things.
On 1/28/2017 10:20 PM, Dane Trethowan
I also should mention that - with every Pure Audio Blu-Ray disc purchase
- the customer gets a coupon allowing them to download the album tracks
as MP3 or HD FLAC files.
On 27/01/2017 8:15 AM, Casey wrote:
Hi how do you find A player to plays thees disks in the states?
Or will nay bluray
In this case mate, your problem is your solution .
> On 27 Jan 2017, at 11:57 am, Donald L. Roberts
> wrote:
>
> Although I find this interesting, I have a bit of a problem. I have a blue
> ray player which works very well, unless one turns off the TV to which it
Although I find this interesting, I have a bit of a problem. I have a
blue ray player which works very well, unless one turns off the TV to
which it is connected via HDMI. I have a digital audio connector on the
player. But regardless of whether I am playing DVDs or audio CDs, as
soon as
Any Blu-Ray Player should work, that's the whole purpose behind Pure
Audio, to use hardware which is already in a lot of homes.
Up until now we've had SACD - Super Audio CD -, equipment to play SACD'S
can be rather costly and setup can be a problem.
So now that Pure Audio has come a long - a
Hi how do you find A player to plays thees disks in the states?
Or will nay bluray player work?
What are some models of players that will play shoe kind of disks?
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Casey
Hi!
Has anyone on list bought any Pure Audio Discs.
The format is fairly new - launched quietly in 2014 - and the collection
of titles is in the dozen's so there's not thousands of titles to choose
from at this stage.
Pure Audio Discs work with your Blu-Ray player and the record company's