can this unit play WAV files on my hard drive?
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Yes, provided you have software installed that can play .wav files. The Sound Blaster just plays whatever audio that is streamed to it.
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From my experience, anything that plays through your PC's speakers will play through the amplification (or HiFi) system to which you're having the sound broadcast with this Creative Labs gadget. I basically love the freedom it's given me to listen to any music I can access online through my good old stereo system, which had nearly gone obsolete until I bought this little gadget.
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This will transmit whatever you play on or stream through your computer to the receiver. My receiver is hooked up to my high-end stereo in my den so I stream or play whatever I want through a high fidelity system.Also, if it's not playing, just right click on the speaker icon in the system tray and select "Playback devices," and select the "SB for iTunes." However, iTunes is irrelevant to this process. That's just a marketing gimmick.
164652
yes, this system will play mp3 or WAV files or any type of file that your media player supports; I'm using Window Media Player w Win7 and it works fine....I'm pretty sure this will play anything that was going to come out of your speakers normally as it really is just a wireless sound card (wireless DAC)
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Yes. What this device does is divert all sounds from your PC to the remote unit, which connects to your stereo. It does this by installing a "virtual sound card", which can be found under Control Panel->Sounds.So, any sound that would normally be heard on your PC speakers will go to the Sound Blaster. You are already setup to play WAV files on your PC using Windows Media player, so you can play them on the Sound Blaster.
164654
Yes. What this device does is divert all sounds from your PC to the remote unit, which connects to your stereo. It does this by installing a "virtual sound card", which can be found under Control Panel-&gt;Sounds. So, any sound that would normally be heard on your PC speakers will go to the Sound Blaster. You are already setup to play WAV files on your PC using Windows Media player, so you can play them on the Sound Blaster.
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Yes it does play wav files. It plays WAV, MP3, and WMA audio files,It will also play AVI, and MP4 video files. You can view JPEG, Text and BMP images.
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You can play certain formats via USB. This is what they list as compatible, but there may be more: MP3/WMA/WAV, JPEG, DivX(R)/MPEG1/MPEG2. The KWV41BT is the newer model, but I do not see any feature set differences between the units. Just some slight cosmetic and GUI changes.
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Yes. We can load midi files onto a flash drive for you which are played by plugging into the usb port.
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Henry, my understanding is that the unit supports all Digital Audio formats but I have no tested that capability myself yet.
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Yes. I even tried it with the Raspberry Pi. S/PDIF I am unsure of. However, the included software is useless. Linux will automatically set it to 7.1 surround sound.
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In theory, yes, you could, but I found two problems: only plays files in mp4 format, so you must convert any file to this;and that's the second problem, the conversion takes a loooong time, as a day per file. My advice, avoid this unit like the plague.
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Yes as long as you have a cumputer, usuing the USB cable that comes with it. It also plays 45's through Audacity or Windowa Media Player. It also has outputs for external speakers.
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Yes it is. Just plug it in and it will just work, just like a mac :) Drag and drop the sound files to wherever you want. It really is that simple.
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once you load the Lexicon drivers, the computer sees it as any sort of input/output audio device, so it will. I use it on Audacity (freeware program) all the time
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No, I have it hooked up to speakers. I don't see why it wouldn't play the CD R Ws. I haven't, but I think it could.
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Yes, you can. The sound files are recorded into a .wav format (better quality then .mp3), but can easily be converted to other formats using most files converters.
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Yes. Also, the files are "filename.wav", if you don't have an audio player that will open .wav files, download VLC.
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This is strictly a recording device. It has no playback functions. So what you can do with the output .WAV file depends totally on the program you use to listen to it.
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The audio is stored on the device in a wav format so anything you can do with such a file can be done with the audio on the device. Short answer Yes.
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If your USB drive has a 3.5mm audio jack, you may be able to use it, however, if not- you cannot.
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I don't think the capacity of the SD card matters. I've never played wav format on this, only mp3, so I wouldn't know that. Sorry