If it does, you can add a folder of music at a time to your library and avoid the podcasts altogether. As an alternative, instead of using SCAN iTUNES, you can use SCAN FOR MUSIC and navigate to your Music folder which hopefully only contains your true audio files and not podcasts as well. If you want an iTunes library for your podcasts, just make another library and keep your audio files in a separate iTunes library. Why you would do that is your own choice, not something we would recommend. Regarding podcasts, they are just audio files that you've chosen to add to your library. If the artwork is attached to the file or there is an artwork file in the folder where the music is, Amarra 4 will find it during your scan. We are aware that importing Artwork from iTunes can perform better however, your results will vary depending on the file types you have.
#Amarra luxe review plus#
On the plus side, if you can get past these issues, find the album you want, and get it to play through two channels, it sounds great. I strongly prefer the iTunes interface and would prefer that Amarra focus on improving sound quality and leave the library management to the competent professionals at Apple And even if all of these problems were fixed, the music library interface is clunky and unpleasant to use. In my opinion, they are not "issues", they are fatal flaws. When I contacted Sonic Studios about the problems, I was told that they are "known issues". The only way to fix it is to restart the app. While playing music, after a few songs one channel cuts out. When you click on an album to see the tracks it contains, then go back to the album view, it goes back to the head of the list of albums, instead of to wherever you were in the list. And you can’t delete them as a set - you have to do them one at a time, each one taking several clicks. It also loads all of your podcasts, hundreds of episodes, with each episode as a separate album, leading to a huge number of non-album albums (but somehow got the art right for all of them). When you load your album library from iTunes, it fails to import the art for perhaps half of the albums, so they are all listed with the same default art. Here are a few examples I can think of at the moment: I have been using Amarra Symphony w/IRC and love the sound quality, so I was happy when Amarra 4 Luxe came out. NOTE: Amarra Play must be running on same wireless network as computer.I agree with gocubs999.
#Amarra luxe review license#
MQA Decode up to 96 kHz (Amarra Luxe license required)ĪIFF, AIFC, MP3, ALAC, FLAC, WAV, AAC, DSD->PCM real-time conversion Stream files to your IOS device (local, Qobuz and TIDAL files)
#Amarra luxe review upgrade#
Upgrade with the in-app purchase for MQA decoding, expand to a professional grade, customizable EQ and add access to your Qobuz and TIDAL accounts as well!.Spice it all up with a set of powerful EQ presets. A free version to get superior sound for your audio files copied to your mobile device including FLAC files as well as your local Apple Music library.Now providing access to your Qobuz account and soon your TIDAL account, Amarra Play is the app that brings you the tools to get the music you love right at your fingertips. Amarra Play brings the highest quality playback to your IOS device.
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