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Lossy · .mp3

MP3 on iPhone, Android and Mac

MP3 is the format everyone has: decades of purchases, rips and downloads. At 256–320 kbps it is transparent for most listening.

Plays in MP95 · iPhone · iPad · Android · Mac

The MP95 library on iPhone listing files in many formats side by side: Ogg Vorbis, Opus, TTA, WavPack, FLAC, AAC, DSD, WMA, a 96 kHz WAV, a 24-bit AIFF and a 96 kHz Apple Lossless file

What the system does with it

Every device plays MP3.

How MP95 plays it

iPhone & iPadApple’s decoder
AndroidMedia3
MacFFmpeg

MP95 reads ID3 tags and artwork, plays MP3s gaplessly when the files carry gapless information, reads their ReplayGain tags, and its tag editor writes ID3v2.3 while keeping every frame it does not edit.

Supported files use a 32-bit floating-point processing path, with gapless playback and ReplayGain from compatible tags. Check the active effects and actual output rate; USB rate matching depends on the device and connection. The Hi-Fi path.

Getting MP3 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 MP3 on iPhone?

Yes, in MP95: apple’s decoder.

Can I play MP3 on Android?

Yes, in MP95: media3.

Can I play MP3 on a Mac?

Yes, in MP95: fFmpeg. MP95 also opens these files from Finder with Open With.

Play MP3 in MP95

Free on Android. Free to start on iPhone, iPad and Mac.