I have zero interest in streaming music junk beyond using Spotify to discover new stuff and then buy it on vinyl.Īnyone have any advice? Also, how bad are those Sonos speakers for non-serious listening (bedroom speaker, etc.)? How does the Sonos "intelligently" find your music? Would I be right to assume it will basically just read ID3 tags, and unfortunately, duplicate my FLAC and MP3 unless I manually move the FLAC folders somewhere? How does the hierarchy work?įurther, how does Sonos work with iTunes? Does it mess it up at all? Does it update play counts, etc? Or does it simply just read ID3 tags off of the underlying files, therefore not even using iTunes' system at all? (I assume this is how it works) I plan to consolidate everything into a single RAID system that fixes that.ģRD LEVEL: Folders containing FLACs in one, MP3 in another My FLACs are stored haphazardly on numerous hard drives. Of course, the iTunes world is a bummer for my FLAC files, which I can only listen to on headphones at my computer, or basically never. I do most of my serious listening to pre-recorded music on vinyl. I listen to pretty much everything digital on HQ MP3s and I have numerous customized playlists set up based on play counts, dates added, etc. What I have now for digital is entirely in the iTunes universe and I do not plan to abandon iTunes.
I am looking at adding a Sonos system but have some questions about its utility for playing my FLAC files.
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