Music Playback - Fiio X1 Complete User's Manual

5) Music playback

Q:Why would some mp3s not play?
A:The X1 does not play some low bitrate or sample rate mp3s, specifically sample rates under
32kHz and bit depths under 16bit are not supported.
Q:Why does my .wav files not play?
A:Please check using Foobar2000 or other capable software on the computer to see whether
the wave file is actually DTS or Dolby encoded multichannel audio, or perhaps a wave file of
bit depth over 24 bits (32bit and 64bit files are not supported).
Q:Why does my .ape files not play?
A:APE comes in 5 levels of compression, including Fast, Normal, High, Extra High and Insane.
Extra High and Insane encoded APEs are not supported while Normal and High encoded APEs
are only supported at 94k/24bit or below.
Q:Does the X1 support cue sheets?
A:The X1 supports external cue sheets for identifying and playing a cue'd music file as
separate tracks.
Q:Why is my cue sheet not supported?
A:Embedded cue sheets are not supported. Also please make sure that the .cue file is named
the same as the music file that it cues.
Q:Why does X1 not show the cue folder in the TF card when browsing files?
A:Since it has been separated by X1 which shows as individual tracks.
Q: How to shuffle play cross folders?
A: Set it as shuffle play, and choose any song to play under "Play All "list.
Q:Why do my lyrics not show?
A:The X1 only supports external .lrc files, named after the music file it lyricizes.
Q:Why am I seeing rubbish characters?
A:Only ANSI, Unicode and UTF-8 (with and without BOM) encodings are supported for lyrics.
Q:Why do my new songs not appear under any Category?
A:Please go to System Settings->Update Media Lib and press OK to update the media library
for new songs to be indexed under Play by Category. You may also press Previous or Next to
set Update Media Lib to Auto.
Q:Why does the total number of files displayed by X1 differ from the actual number of
files that I copied into the TF card?
A:The total number displayed by the X1 indicates the total number of files playable by the X1.
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