Apps with 'FLAC' feature Page 2 of 2

Tornade is the lossless audio player that puts you in control. Browse, organize, and listen to your music effortlessly.

Auris is a professional Hi-Res music player with integrated audio analysis. Features DR/LUFS metering, clipping detection, parametric EQ with AutoEQ support, WASAPI exclusive mode, and support for FLAC. Modern UI designed for audiophiles.

It's 404, yo! is a native macOS app that batch-converts whole sample packs into the exact 16-bit WAV format the Roland SP-404 MkII accepts on SD-card import, fixing the cryptic "Unsupported File" error without a DAW or Terminal.

Audio player for musicians and DJs.

Player for collectors. Built for music you own. One simple app. Multi platform. Desktop and Mobile. Zero server. Hi-Def playback on device and OpenHome (UPnP)

Start on desktop, point it at your files, pair your phone or tablet. Then listen at home, away, or offline.

Clickwill opens the music library that is already on your iPod classic and edits it in place, on a current Mac. There is no library on the computer to keep in sync and no music folder to maintain: what you see in Clickwill is what is on the device.

AudioBo turns audio files into real M4B audiobooks — with proper chapters, clean metadata, and reliable long-form playback.

indieHD is a platform for buying and selling music. Its online store offers music in a high quality lossless (FLAC) format. It focuses on fairness and transparency, enabling musicians to receive more money from their music sales.

GhostDeck plays the music files you already own, on a Mac, without an account or an internet connection. The layout is the classic one from the late nineties: a main deck with LED time, spectrum and transport buttons, a ten band equalizer with presets, and a playlist.

Orynivo is a free, open-source music player and library manager for Windows, Linux and macOS. It is primarily aimed at people who keep their own music collection and want to manage it locally instead of uploading it to a cloud service.