What audio formats are supported by the BDP-1?
The BDP-1 supports AIFF, FLAC, WAV, MP3, M4A and OGG files with bit depths up to 24 bits and sample rates from 44.1 kHz to 192 kHz.
How can music be played on the BDP-1?
Music can be played by connecting a USB storage device with audio files to one of the four USB 2.0 ports and selecting the desired tracks via the front panel or an external control option.
What digital outputs does the BDP-1 have?
The BDP-1 features S/PDIF (75-ohm BNC) and AES/EBU (3-pin XLR) digital outputs for connection to an external DAC.
Can the BDP-1 be controlled via a smartphone or tablet?
Yes, the BDP-1 can be controlled via web client software on iPhone, iPad or PC when connected via a router.
Does the BDP-1 support network streaming?
No, the BDP-1 is designed to play music files from connected USB storage devices and does not support network streaming.
Is there an internal DAC present in the BDP-1?
No, the BDP-1 does not contain an internal DAC and requires an external DAC for audio output.
How is the BDP-1 connected to a network?
The BDP-1 can be connected to a network via the Ethernet port for control and management, but not for streaming music.
What operating systems are compatible with the BDP-1?
The BDP-1 runs on a custom Linux version and is compatible with operating systems that support Web client software for operation.
How is the BDP-1 updated?
Firmware updates for the BDP-1 can be performed via a USB stick with the update files or over the network, depending on the firmware version installed.
