Hi,
Using WD2GO v2.3.1, MBL 3TB (latest firmware) and an ASUS TF201 on Android v4.1.1. Using WD2GO to stream music from MBL. I have recently started to convert my music library from MP3 to WAV (resides on MBL – Public Share).
When streaming MP3 files I can get the whole album (in a folder) to play continuously, but when I select a folder containing WAV files, I can only play one file at time.
I have tried a few WAV players – downloaded then used “open with” after resetting the default App association (Clear Default Settings) and still cannot play files continuously.
The default MP3 (WD2GO) player does a simple but great job at playing whole album/folder.
Looking for a solution to be able to be able to play WAV files (album/folder) continuously using my TF201. Any ideas / suggestions?
Thanks in advance for your responses.
Ok, I’ll bite… Why on earth would you go from MP3 to WAV? WAV files are HUGE.
Quality and precision; agreed WAV files are larger, but given the price of storage and since these files will (and some already have) outlive the original medium (CD lost, scratched, etc.) I would rather keep the best version possible for my music library.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20081028231248AAb3VRC
http://www.angelfire.com/vt2/tommymc3/MP3vsWav.html
Well, sure, but you’re saying you’re converting MP3 to WAV – that’s just a waste of space.
You cannot get the quality back from the MP3 – the “loss” during conversion to MP3 was permanent and cannot be recovered.
Your only choice for “lossless” is to re-rip from the original.
Re-ripping from originals already started, that’s why I am looking for a WAV player.
Yes, it’s lots of effort and space, but this is my main music library. I have ripped everything once already (MP3) now ripping to WAV.
Anybody has an idea for a solution to play WAVs other than one at time?
For giggles, you might tray FLAC.
Not sure if WD 2go works with them or not; but they’re a good compromise on space, and they’re also lossless.
