HR Audio Player for iOS Reviews

HR Audio Player Reviews

 Published by on 2016-11-14

🏷️ About: The TEAC HR Audio Player for iOS is a Hi-Res Audio Playback App for iOS devices that allows DSD 11.2MHz and PCM/FLAC 24-bit/192Hz playback on TEAC Portable DACs via a single Lighting-USB cable. The app employs a graphic equalizer that supports 16,384 discrete bands of high-definition equalization with linear-phase FIR filter that maintains accurate phase and sound quality as you adjust EQ curve. The app also provides a conventional SD mode and more precise HD mode that processes the audio signal in 64-bit.

 Rating 5.0/5
 Safety Score: 6.2/100
 
 Legitimacy Score: 6.2/100
       


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Overall Customer Experience 😎


🀬 Negative experience
93.8%

😎 Positive experience
6.2%

πŸ«₯ Neutral
0.0%

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Is HR Audio Player Safe?
HR Audio Player for iOS does not appear safe based on available data.
6.2/100

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Is HR Audio Player Legit?
HR Audio Player for iOS does not appear legitimate based on our analysis.
6.2/100

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Summary of Customer Reviews (Takeaways): πŸ’Ž

- Supports all the supported formats and works wonderfully

- Simple and straightforward design

- Great for use with Teac hardware and laptops



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5.0 out of 5
Does nothing.

The product discrpition says it plays music files on your iOS device. That is a straight up lie. The moment you turn it on it says it MUST be hooked up to a TEAC device. WHAT?
Then I am not playing music on my iOS device am I?

Clicking noise for A9 Devices

Strange noises with iPhone SE+HA-P50, never happen before when I use devices with lower level processor

Unexpected behaviors from this app.

It has happened almost every-time when I have finished answering a phone call and hanged up while I have the TEAC HR player running in the background while the HA-P90SD is not connected to my iPhone6. The TEAC HR player automatically begins playing music via the speakers on my phone. I cannot do anything about it besides terminating the HR player in task manager. Please fix this problem soon! Also, the user interface isn't so convenient as I cannot arrange the songs besides in the default alphabetical way. And I have a lot of Chinese and Japanese songs that are simply categorized as #.

Clicking noises on iPhone 6s

I love my Teac hardware, and use it with my laptop all the time. Today I attached it for the first time to my newish iPhone 6s. I had used it successfully with my iPhone 6 and an earlier version of HRAudioPlayer.

There were audible and annoying clicks during playback, on multiple different MP3s of different origins. These same files played back fine through the Apple Music app.

I rebooted the phone but that didn't make a difference. Very disappointing.

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Amazing app

For starters if you are wondering why this looks like the Onkyo HF Player, it's because it's the same app due to Teac owning parts of Onkyo. That aside HRAudioPlayer is great! It does what it says and does it well. I have tested this with all the supported formats and all of them work wonderfully! I can't figure out why the media art won't show up but oh well.

HRAudioPlayer isn't designed for looks, it's designed to be simple and straight forward. Instructions are very easy and is full of EQ features. I have not run across any bugs but all seems well.

I have tested the sound differences with ALAC files and HRAudioPlayer does make the music more spacious and detailed especially in the mids with no EQ settings. TEAC did a good job with the audio processing here and it makes your lossless formats stand out! AMAZING! After testing I converted all my music to FLAC and they run great still and my DSD files also run great! I don't have any external DAC and use Sennheiser 598 and occasionally a Fiio E11K AMP.

For anyone wondering I use this player for all my lossless music, Spotify Premium for my HQ streaming, and iTunes for any other lossy format.



Is HR Audio Player Safe? πŸ™

HR Audio Player for iOS does not appear safe based on available data. JustUseApp Safety Score for HR Audio Player is 6.2/100.
This assessment is based on our NLP analysis of 5 user reviews. Combined with the app store average rating of 5.0/5.


Is HR Audio Player Legit? πŸ’―

HR Audio Player for iOS does not appear legitimate based on our analysis. Our NLP models processed user feedback to estimate legitimacy. JustUseApp Legitimacy Score for HR Audio Player is 6.2/100 .
This conclusion is based on analysis of 5 user reviews.


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Features

- High-precision HD Equalizer (16,384 discrete bands, Linear-phase FIR Filter)

- 64-bit HD Equalizing mode

- Auto Up-sampling

- Cross-fade Playback

- Display Album Artwork and Lyrics

- Repeat Play (within the current Playlist)

- Resume Play

- Shuffle Play (within the current Playlist)

- Easy to add songs to a Playlist and the β€œUp Next” waiting list

- Combining songs in the HD Library and the iPod Library into single Playlist

- Real-time DSD Conversion

- Wireless Hi-Res Audio Data Transmission via AirDrop

- Supported Formats (Connection with TEAC DACs, or Paid version with non-TEAC DACs): DSF/DIFF, FLAC/ALAC/WAV/AIFF, Ogg Vorbis

- Requires iPhone 4s or late, iPod touch 5th generation of later, iPad 2, iPad mini or later, and iOS 6 or later

- Compatible with HA-P90SD, HA-P5, HA-P50SE, HA-P50 (as of March 2016)

- In-App payment is accessible in the App

- iOS 7 or later is required. If you use the App with an iOS device alone, Hi-Res Audio data 88.2kHz or higher will be converted to 44.1kHz, and delivers analog audio signal from Earphone jack on the iOS device

- High-speed processing is required during the HD equalizing mode. Interrupts may occur on iPhone 4 or older device

- Equalizing and Cross-fade settings are disabled when DoP output mode is selected

- Supported on Paid version. A 64-bit CPU-based iOS device such as iPhone 5s or later is required

- This feature is restricted for some models. Please check our website for more information

- MP3 is accessible via standard iPod Library in iOS devices

- DSD 11.2MHz playback is supported on iPhone 5s or later.

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