#Bitperfect itunes pro#

It is a stand alone program and doesn’t require iTunes.

Decibel by S-Booth was the second to leave the race. But it had a nasty mid range sound and didn’t have memory play. This is a very affordable player, costing € 9.95 and I would have loved it for that reason. Two years ago BitPerfect by BitPerfect Sound Inc. Most players offer you a trial period so if you want to check it out yourself, do so. I’ll give you my story on players, but keep in mind that players that I disapproved with a few years ago, in the mean time, might be improved. Initially there were two kinds of players: very basic and cheap players with horrible user interfaces and players that used iTunes as user interface with added status bar offering extra controls. Looking back, the evolutionary selection can be regarded as a kind of hands on review as well. So I gave up on reviewing but kept up to date on a number of players. The reason I have not published a review sooner was that changes in the software came so frequently that by the time I had a proper opinion on a player, it was already updated again. In the written review on the HB project dot com you can find all details.

The newer Mac Mini uses a Western Digital 6 terabyte Thunderbolt drive, the others got their audio files over the network from the Mac Mini or a beefed up HP EX485 (Pentium Dual Core, 2.7 GHz, 2GB RAM) Windows Home Server.

#Bitperfect itunes pro#

I have also used a 2010 MacBook Pro (Core i7, 2.66 GHz and 8 GB RAM ) and a 2008 iMac (Core 2 Duo, 2.8 GHz and 4 GB RAM). I started using software players years ago on a 2006 Mac Mini (Core Duo 1.66 GHz and 2 GB RAM) and currently use a 2011 Mac Mini (Core i5 2.3 GHz and 8 GB RAM) as music player. There are countless bit perfect players available for the Mac, ranging from free to pricy and from utilitarian to super duper library functionality.