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Vox is a music player developed specifically for Mac OS and iOS.

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Vox is a free music player for your Mac and iPhone. With music player software, you can your digital music collection on the computer playing. of courdse you'll need to add an output device or hardware which can receive and decode files whose word lengths are higher than 16 bit.Ordinary CDS are no longer sold, today, music lovers almost only use digital music files. I did try to load it onto the MAC with its MAC version but it failed miserably to enable me to use it.ДЄs for playing high res files with your Mac you'll need to poke around in the audio settings within system utilities and see what can be done there. in fact I'm not upgrading my JRiver app any more either. My world is in flux so I'm not using any mainstream subscription service what so ever presently.

ROON seems to be as close to a one size fits all app that has come out lately and is very flexible as I understand it. every few days there is anotehr offer yet the numbers never seem to add up to what Vox is actually offering. I'm not keen on how Vox markets their subscription pricing. On the subscription app topic, I'd look to something other than vOX.

Great DACs should convert files well despite their word lengths or bit rates, and it is very common to find the overwhelming abundance of files in user libraries are 16/44 anyhow. there are as well apps which will upsample exisitying files, for what reason I've no clue. There are apps for windows which will extract audio files in their native resolution, regardless what it may be. In fact, I feel VOX does a better job playing files than does itunes.

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Playing 16/44 files with VOX on my 5K Retna desktop with Logitech powered desktop speakers which playback 24/96 files too, comes across clean and undistorted as playing them off my Windows 7 box using JRivewr or fubar 2000, ever did. so I only use the free version to playback the FLAC FILES I RIPPED USING MY WINDOWS PCs which can now be played using my new Mac. I'm not a fan of a simple playback app actualy costing me money to play my own files. VOX - is subscription based if you want to get all of its abilities working you gotta pay for them. In my setup, an 16/24 AIFF I ripped on my Mac with Logitech Media Server -> Logitech Transporter (an 24/96 streamer) -> Audio Aero Capitole or DCS or Ayon CD2S or Ayon S-3 (all 24/192 up-sampling DACs) sound far superior than Vox + Mac + high rez files -> aforementioned DACs, just because of the noises & distortion. Buy a quality audiophile streamer and DAC.

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Use the Mac or PC as a file server instead. That includes some insanely priced one-box solution (which mostly uses Linux like Mac).

In general, any hardware/software solution that plays the files on the Mac or PC ainвЂ™t worth it. You basically have to turn off as many Mac background services (Linux processes) as possible to get decent sound. If you are using any other Mac application while you are also running Vox, this issue is amplified at least 5 folds. the noise and distortion just not worth it. Tried many different things like you said (and then some hacks too).

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The Vox player is outstanding software that, unfortunately, the hardware failed it. High resolution is a moot point with Vox. ItвЂ™s just my experience that may not apply to all, so take this with a ton of salt.

Will using the Vox program allow ripping the CDs at a higher resolution, as well as playing back in higher resolution than iTunes? Does this become a moot point for some reason? (I.e., these higher resolution files canвЂ™t be obtained by importing CDs, etc.?) Also, will audio played back via the Vox app be streamable, for the time being, via an Airport Express until I obtain a DAC thatвЂ™s connected by wire? (This is going to be the next chapter in this ongoing puzzle as the Mac is located in a different room from the amp/speakers and will require a long run of whatever cable that connects computer to DAC.). (I keep hearing something like вЂњtrueвЂќ high resolution starts at 24 bit. Unless thereвЂ™s something buried deeper in some sort of settings, my iTunes on my 2017 Mac limits me to ripping CDs to 16 bit AIFF. IвЂ™ve read a few of the guides online for this but still have a ton of questions.This one is about the вЂњVoxвЂќ program. IвЂ™m new to all this and attempting to set up high resolution audio from my Mac to my integrated amp.

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