Fat32 if you format sd card for it in windows or just format the card in the device. Use drivesort utitlity to organise your library and take your time to build a good folder structure so you can find your music fast, it will make a very big difference with this device. Avoid broken meta data with your files, since this can slow the dap down on start up and sometimes make it freeze when you update media library on it. If it freezes dont panic, hold the start up botton for 30-40 sec it will boot. You always can make it boot connecting it to a pc.
One of the biggest annoyances I have with L&P OS is the absence of gapless playback. This is not really an issue if you are using playlists, but for albums it can be a real distraction.
Thankfully you can use XRECODE3 to convert the individual .flac/.m4a/.wav files that make up an album into a single .flac with a .cue file that the L&P OS can read to give you 'gapless' playback but with a proper track listing.
There's a free trial version you can use to test it out, but to me the $15 paid version is a no-brainer to get the very best out of my investment in a 3-4k player.
One of the biggest annoyances I have with L&P OS is the absence of gapless playback. This is not really an issue if you are using playlists, but for albums it can be a real distraction.
Thankfully you can use XRECODE3 to convert the individual .flac/.m4a/.wav files that make up an album into a single .flac with a .cue file that the L&P OS can read to give you 'gapless' playback but with a proper track listing.
There's a free trial version you can use to test it out, but to me the $15 paid version is a no-brainer to get the very best out of my investment in a 3-4k player.
One of the biggest annoyances I have with L&P OS is the absence of gapless playback. This is not really an issue if you are using playlists, but for albums it can be a real distraction.
Thankfully you can use XRECODE3 to convert the individual .flac/.m4a/.wav files that make up an album into a single .flac with a .cue file that the L&P OS can read to give you 'gapless' playback but with a proper track listing.
There's a free trial version you can use to test it out, but to me the $15 paid version is a no-brainer to get the very best out of my investment in a 3-4k player.
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