What the system does with it
No Apple or Android system player reads DSF or DFF.
How MP95 plays it
| iPhone & iPad | FFmpeg, converted to PCM at up to 352.8 kHz |
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| Android | FFmpeg, converted to PCM at 88.2 kHz, streamed without waiting. Add the folder once with Add music folder. |
| Mac | FFmpeg, converted to PCM at up to 352.8 kHz |
MP95 does not output native DSD or DoP. Details on the DSD page.
Whatever the format, the file goes through the same 32-bit float path: bit-perfect when nothing is switched on, the output at the file’s rate on a USB DAC, gapless joins and ReplayGain from its tags. The Hi-Fi path.
Getting DSD (DSF, DFF) files onto a device
On iPhone and iPad: add a folder in Files, share the file to MP95, or drop it in over a cable. On Android: put it in your Music folder or anywhere you add with Add music folder. On Mac: point MP95 at the folder, or Open With from Finder. iPhone guide · Android guide.
Frequently asked questions
Can I play DSD (DSF, DFF) on iPhone?
Yes, in MP95: fFmpeg, converted to PCM at up to 352.8 kHz.
Can I play DSD (DSF, DFF) on Android?
Yes, in MP95: fFmpeg, converted to PCM at 88.2 kHz, streamed without waiting. Android’s media index does not list these files, so add their folder with Add music folder; after that they play like any other track.
Can I play DSD (DSF, DFF) on a Mac?
Yes, in MP95: fFmpeg, converted to PCM at up to 352.8 kHz. MP95 also opens these files from Finder with Open With.