Does iTunes support FLAC format yet?

[alex0002]

If you just have a few FLAC files, convert to ALAC. If you have a lot of FLAC files, the solution is to ditch iTunes and use another music player.

 

[filbert42]

If you just have a few FLAC files, convert to ALAC. If you have a lot of FLAC files, the solution is to ditch iTunes and use another music player.

Such as? I’ve been recommended Foobar and nPlayer

 

[john.burn]

Such as? I’ve been recommended Foobar and nPlayer

Roon, nothing else comes close. But it's not free...

 

[PhyrePhox]

Such as? I’ve been recommended Foobar and nPlayer

Foobar working well on Catalina beta 2. nPLayer is iOS only I think?

Roon, nothing else comes close. But it's not free...

US$120 a year! No thank you.
Why not VLC? Or are we trying to find a lightweight, music-only player app? Foobar2000 seems to fit the bill then.
I have a lot of FLAC files, but also have a car stereo that doesn't work with ALAC, so...

 

[ErikGrim]

If you just have a few FLAC files, convert to ALAC. If you have a lot of FLAC files, the solution is to ditch iTunes and use another music player.

Batch converting even a lot of FLAC files is quick and painless.

 

[Santyjazz]

I'd recommend Swinsian, it's not free but for me, with a very large music library, it's the best music player. It plays all the formats, no problem at all and excellent sound. Free trial version and then just 24.95$.

Swinsian

A powerful and flexible music player for macOS

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