Confusion

I think perhaps both you and your son might be confused about this acquisition. Your son wants you to buy an Oppo? And do you actually want an Oppo? If so, then for starters I'd think the discussion could be about how he should consider buying the Oppo for you as a present and then you might graciously allow him to listen to it now and then. Just sayin'...

could anyone point me to a resource that will help me with the questions I have concerning the files?
Thanks

mike

Mike, Audiogon is is a great site for analog info and digital too up to a point.

If I have questions on a something that falls into the HT catagory too, I go to AVS forum.

I have no connection, just a user.

Start here, and yeah the threads can get insanely long.

http://www.avsforum.com/f/149/blu-ray-players

Good luck.

Mike,

"could anyone point me to a resource that will help me with the questions I have concerning the files?"

I don't know if I am actually helping you by giving you this website. www.computeraudiophile.com is the address. If you are looking for technical info regarding anything computer audio related, you will definately be able to find what you need. There's tons of stuff on Oppo.

Be warned. A good portion of the people on this website are absolutely crazy. I've never seen more negative, arrogant, jackass stupid people when it comes to audio. You just have to see it to believe it. In short, there is a war between people who are on the subjective side of things vs people that are objective. It sounds innocent enough but its very easy to get sucked into this whole mess and not realize it. I mention this because they take people who have a good attitude and enjoy this hobby and try to wreck audio for them.

Its a good resource for technical and factual info. But when it comes to getting info on things like setup and equipment selection, you're in the wrong place.

I know my post here may sound very odd to many people, but like I said before, you have to see it to believe it.

Yes, you CAN listen to those formats, via the BDP-95. Read the portion of this spec sheet, regarding, "SACD" & "Additional Disc & Media Formats": (http://www.oppodigital.com/blu-ray-bdp-95/) For FLAC; just load the files on a USB drive, and plug it into the port on the '95'. The unit also provides for Ethernet connectivity(RJ45 port).