Pickup a portable music player that plays FLAC files and the largest SD card it will take, 256mb or 512mb on a Surfans. If possible, find one that will bypass the internal DAC so you can stream directly to your system. Then you can listen through a set of nice headphones or connect it digitally out to your system. You can even go for a walk with you music.
I am streaming , how can I play music when provider goes down.
- Hello I have been streaming for awhile now ,and have a 1T server with Flac files on it . My question is there anyway I could still play my music when my provider spectrum goes down ,it can be quite disturbing especially when company comes over . Any ideas or help would greatly be appreciated , no CDs as a option , thanks much ,and happy listening 🎶 🎼!!
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@zappas 8-track had to sound better than cassettes because they were BIGGER, right? So said meeself at age 17. |
The Qobuz app (Mac, PC, or mobile) has a built-in facility to download music that be played offline. To use it, you need to run the Qobuz app as your music player instead of Roon. Music files that you download (Qobuz uses the term "import") are encrypted and can only be played by the Qobuz app. If you prefer the Roon user interface, perhaps you could switch over to the Qobuz app only while your internet connection is down. You can pre-download (import) enough music on Qobuz to get you through periods when you have no internet. |
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