Does this have the aptX codec?
1609849
Yes MM450X supports AptX assuming your streaming device has the same codec capability. If not you can use the Sennheiser BTD 500 USB Bluetooth Transmitter for your PC as an example which also has AptX.
2206257
No it does not, it is only a player but it plays several formats of video and audio.
448347
I haven't used this feature much, but it has played an MKV file via a thumb drive on the USB port. I don't remember which audio/video codecs that MKV used. The Samsung page on it says that it plays "MPEG-2, MPEG-4, JPEG, DivX HD, AVCHD, MKV, WMV" formats. http://www.samsung.com/us/video/blu-ray-dvd/BD-F5100/ZA-specs Hope that helps, -Dan
1393952
From what I can tell someone is making these generic BT receivers and then they get rebadged - there's a curvy one like the Satechi here and there are square ones e.g. peachtree, nu-force, monoprice... they are all APT-X, wall-wart, RCA + Toslink... the main difference I could see was the price and the packaging (some of the suppliers do add an extra cable or something like that...) Anyway... this is relevant because someone asked the same question of Peachtree: Q: Does BT1 support the AAC codec? I want to stream from iOS devices, which do not have aptX, and at least want the sound quality associated with support for AAC. A: We didn't license the AAC codec for the BT1. In our group testing we found that there was virtually no difference between AAC and the standard A2DP SBC codec in this specific implementation.
863972
Yes it does. They are of excellent quality. You need to have software that accepts .mov files to edit.
797502
It does but the current version of XBMC (12.2) does not support hardware acceleration so video is pretty jerky on anything above standard definition. MX Player pro supports hardware acceleration with the chipset in the UG008, XBMC 13.0 should have the hardware acceleration enabled.
1903447
http://support.gracedigital.com/hc/en-us/articles/202219920-Audio-Formats-SupportedFLAC and OGG are supported.
1775763
yes is it does, but i never use it. for some reason, it caused problems. the video would play and the audio was delayed with the software. i just went directly to the device finding it on my c drive( my computer) then going to the device, bypassing the software. this solved my problem. i use windows live movie maker to make videos now. great product!!
914951
Pretty sure that it does not. FLAC isn't listed in the manual as a supported format (which is too bad).
2028027
Not that I'm aware of. The playback features are pretty basic. They haven't update firmware in quite a while, don't know if this feature will ever be available.
488961
I can't say for sure, but it looks like it does. It has configuration menus showing support for English, Vietnamese, Thai, German, French and Spanish and video for PAL, NTSC, SECAM, PAL-N, PAL-M and PAL-N Argent.
2243424
Yes it has APT-X source coding, but you won't get that better sound if the other device you're streaming from does not support APT-X. You'll just get regular SBC, which is compressed audio much like mp3. This device is good for personal use, it sounds awesome, can't tell the difference between CD quality and range is about 10 ft.
832364
No. It will capture in uncompressed AVI format or MJPG in AVI format using Blackmagic's custom codec.
2231979
It plays DIVX, AVI, ISO's and all old platform HD Discs I have tried. Although I'm not sure which codec/platform you are specifically asking about. For the money, it is a good deal...I bought one and immediately bought a second for my other room. It plays MKV's also but only works through the USB port for those.
339385
No, I do not have one. Unfortunately the software only works under Windows XP.
2196212
Yes it does but I don't recommend it bc the connection is awful. Go with Western Digital.
53914
Yes, it supports MP3, AAC, WMA, OGG, FLAC, APE and WAV. It's just that for videos, it can't play MKV or FLV.