[John Hernandez4]

The title says all, any sideload App to convert Flac to mp3? Thank you!!!

[OniBerry]

You can look at this one from App World, https://appworld.blackberry.com/webs...countrycode=CA

[John Hernandez4]

Thanks but is $4 bucks, I don't want to spend money... I will have to transfer these to my pc and just convert them to mp3.

[Djlatino]

It's worth the 4 bucks. It actually processes the flacs at the proper bitrate as opposed to the native player that comes to bb10 that caps it to 320kbps

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[SirJes]

Y would you convert tho?

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[Djlatino]

Y would you convert tho?

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Because what's the point of having a 50mb file for music when the native music player itself caps the bitrate.

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[ronfc]

Is there any evidence that the native music player caps FLACs bit rate to just 320 kbps? Seriously, I wanna know.

Z10STL100-1/10.2.1.1055

[CyberMan2013]

Try Neutron MP. What's $4.99? Check out Neutron Music Player in BlackBerry World! You can find it at http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/128241

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[mbanole03]

Agree on Neutron. Worth the money...receives regular updates.

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[byrdbrained]

Try Neutron MP. What's $4.99? Check out Neutron Music Player in BlackBerry World! You can find it at Neutron Music Player - BlackBerry World

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[GooberNS]

Dude it's $4 lol

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[lwaysluking]

It's worth the 4 bucks. It actually processes the flacs at the proper bitrate as opposed to the native player that comes to bb10 that caps it to 320kbps

Thanks Djlatino. I mostly use Neutron, but I didn't know the native player downsamples flac files. Good to know.

[Djlatino]

Is there any evidence that the native music player caps FLACs bit rate to just 320 kbps? Seriously, I wanna know.

Z10STL100-1/10.2.1.1055

It says so in the bb10 documentation.

Also, when I was sound checking for a school event, I turned a real time spectrum on and it was getting a nice haircut at the 19hz mark.

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[CyberMan2013]

It says so in the bb10 documentation.

Also, when I was sound checking for a school event, I turned a real time spectrum on and it was getting a nice haircut at the 19hz mark.

Making breakfast on the back of my Z10

Maybe that's a feature to protect the speaker on the phone that doesn't need to be enabled for external audio output.

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