Pulse 2i and Local FLAC Files on Android Phone

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    Seppi Evans
    Hi-Res

    The BluOS controller App is only like a TV remote control and does not actually send any audio so sending them via Bluetooth is the only way. You could connect the Android phone directly to the Pulse using an analogue audio output socket (and sutiablevlead) from the phone if it has such a feature.

    A more suitable method would be to put the tracks on a USB memory stick and plug that into the rear of the Pulse. However a better method is to have the tracks on a NAS on your local network, some Routers have a NAS function and a memory stick or hard drive can be shared out and then played back.

  • Michael Klimek

    Thanks for the response.  If I used a USB memory stick and plugged into the rear, would the app recognize the stick and see the songs on there, such that I could select the track using the app?  Or would I have to make the selection somehow on the pulse speaker itself?

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  • Seppi Evans
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    The Player will automatically see the memory stick and index the tracks, these then display in the BluOS App under a section that will appear called USB.

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  • Michael Klimek

    Thanks, much appreciated!

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