Does this have the aptX codec?
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According to "Technical Data" at http://en-us.sennheiser.com/btd-500-usb, Supported Profiles are A2DP + AVRCP + HSP Codec: SBC + apt-X
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According to "Technical Data" at http://en-us.sennheiser.com/btd-500-usb, Supported Profiles are A2DP + AVRCP + HSPCodec: SBC + apt-X®
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Yes, it has aptX. When connected to a PC, it is treated as a sound card, so it will only work as an audio Bluetooth transmitter. It works with my Sennheiser 550-x headphones, but it did not work with my Logitech UE 9000s (I returned them)
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Yes, it does have apt-x audio coding. The adapter allows the addition of bluetooth or apt-x to any device that doesn't have it.
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The manual says it will not play DivX (or MP3 or WMA). I don't know about the other formats.
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it does support xbmc.it comes stock with it although i find that mkv playbacck is more fluid with mx player
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For Apt-x support, get GOgroove BlueSYNC DRM Portable Stereo Speaker. It is with Bluetooth 4.0 & aptX Codec (for CD-Quality Sound).
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Yes it does play AVI, MP3, WMA, LPCM, FLAC, JPEG, DivX, MP4, and WMV. Hope this Helps
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No, it does not. However, the one I bought failed in less than a year. Have Western Digital one that's been going strong for a few years now.
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Yes, but it will only process P25 Phase 1 audio. It will not receive P25 Phase 2 audio, D Star, DMR, Pro Voice, or any other digital format.
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http://support.gracedigital.com/hc/en-us/articles/202219920-Audio-Formats-SupportedFLAC and OGG are supported.
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No, I do not have one. Unfortunately the software only works under Windows XP.
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I haven't tried this yet, just looking at reviews to buy the unit, but... If you will read the low rating reviews, the answer to where to get the required CODEC software to solve your problem is mentioned.
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No,but minix product should install the specially XBMC version.we can offer for you.
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Yes, it uses aptX but remember your sound source must also be aptX to actually establish an aptX connection. As I understand it, the protocol is A2DP but the aptX compression technology is superimposed if both devices are capable; otherwise you have regular A2DP. I have an aptX transmitting device but no receiving device; I'm getting close to buying one of these.In my area, the Bose Soundlink II is gone, replaced by the Soundlink III; you can demo the Soundlink III and the Mini here but not the Samsung.Jim
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Yes, XBMC installs and runs fine in general. There are many different sub builds of XBMC available, however. Codec support for certain video playback is hit or miss.Some builds work exceptionally well , and some do not work as well.
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Yes, it does. This is what is written on the boxSupports PDF (Adobe Digital Edition DRM/non-DRM), TXT, FB2, EPUB (Adobe Digital Edition DRM/non-DRM), MOBI (non-DRM only), PRC (non-DRM only)and RTF electronic book format*Supports BMP, JPG, GIF, animated GIF picture format
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Have you checked the video codec needed and that it is installed on your computer?
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Yes it does. It works great and is very easy to use. I love that the software is built in the cable. I am very happy with it.
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Yes, there are several newer devices out now that have optical and co-ax type digital outs. Search amazon for "bluetooth receiver with digital" that will get you started. They are more expensive but I would probably go that way today if I wanted a new one, just for the flexibility. None of these little devices will "ever" have the level of DAC as you can find in a high end audio system but then again streaming high end audio over bluetooth is almost an oxymoron even with aptX. Enjoy.