Does this AV Receiver support WMA format audio files via USB?
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I have not actually tried it. According the manual, (that you can find at http://www.manualslib.com/manual/351858/Yamaha-Htr-4065.html) it does.
880991
Not directly from say a thumb drive, if that's your question. It can, of course play MP3 files it receives from an attached computer (USB) or other player (CD Toslink) which uncompresses the files. CAUTION: I could NOT ever get the USB interface to work on Vista 64, so I returned the unit. Later bought their UDH01 DAC + HPA but the USB drivers crash my system. Now paperweight.
1991946
Yeah it supports DLNA. But Airplay is better. Try Airplay if your NAS supports. I have Synology and I can stream from DS Audio to these speakers easily.
2124838
No. those are the default and only options. Standard for low end AV receivers.
2273867
I think the sound bar's USB input is only for thumb drives and external hard drives. You're going to want to use the RCA input for audio transmission.
192126
This device converts analog audio (like from a mixer or ipod) into spdif digital audio. There's no usb or other computer connection. So if your windows machine has a spdif input (most don't), it should work fine.
532586
As far as I can see, NO. Test: Source file has AAC 5.1 surround sound, played from WD TV media player through Yamaha RX475 is fine.When played through eHomeMediaCenter (Android app on IMOTO) into Sony KDL40R405, audio passthrough viaoptical to Yamaha amp, does not play 5.1.There are three options:1) IMOTO does not support 5.12) App does not support 5.13) Audio passthrough does not support 5.1Good luck
2210498
Assuming you are recording from the adapter, it sounds like the input to the audio programs you are using is not set to the USB audio source.
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Not sure, check out this review, very detailed, objective and I found completely accurate: http://www.audioholics.com/av-receiver-reviews/hk-3490
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Do not buy this, it has been very unreliable for us. If you do, it does stream from any device that is compatible with USB 2.0 specification as long as you can install the application. I do not believe you can install the app on your receiver, but then again, I am not an expert on that.
500252
According to the user manual, yes: Music enjoyment, support playing such music formats as MP3/WMA/WAV/OGG/AAC/FLAC/ALAC/APE"
1373693
According to the manual, this device supports the following: AC3/DTS/MP3/WMA/WAV/OGG/AAC/APE/FLAC and you can find their manual online at: http://www.incredisonic.com/imp150.html where you can see their manual as well. I hope that helps!
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The receiver itself does not have a usb port. I connected mine thru the headphone port with a rca jack on the other end. You can get this at Radio Shack.I ean they might have a usb with the rca jack on the other end , I don't know.
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Henry, my understanding is that the unit supports all Digital Audio formats but I have no tested that capability myself yet.
2087322
Thanks very much for your question. It's audio only to the best of my knowledge. It's an amazing sounding receiver.
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That sounds good. I am in the process of reripping the CDs that are WMA's - I knew the Ipod wouldn't play them, and I was worried about the sound quality with converted files. Thanks for the reply!
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As far as I can see, NO. Test: Source file has AAC 5.1 surround sound, played from WD TV media player through Yamaha RX475 is fine. When played through eHomeMediaCenter (Android app on IMOTO) into Sony KDL40R405, audio passthrough via optical to Yamaha amp, does not play 5.1. There are three options: 1) IMOTO does not support 5.1 2) App does not support 5.1 3) Audio passthrough does not support 5.1 Good luck