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DESCRIPTION
The Bryston BDP-1 is a state-of-the-art digital music player that can play back most high resolution digital music formats including AIFF, FLAC & WAV files up to 24 bits @ 192 kilo samples per second (192/24) as well as standard formats and lower resolution digital
music files like MP3’s. It receives digital audio inputs via any of its four USB ports. The BDP-1 outputs digital signals via its SPDIF and AES/EBU ports for connecting to an external digital-to-analog converter like Bryston’s BDA-1, which in turn delivers analog audio signals to preamps and integrated amplifiers.
The BDP-1 can be controlled locally via its front panel push-button controls using the BDP-1’s dot matrix display and by Bryston’s infra-red handheld remote control, the BR2. It can be controlled remotely via Bryston’s web apps (MINI for mobile devices and MAX for desktop computers) and the Minion add-on for the Firefox Web browser. It can also be controlled by the iPod Touch music player or the iPad using
their WiFi interface and the mPod app.
NETWORK VERSUS LOCAL CONTROL
NETWORK: In this context NETWORK refers to any control method that physically interconnects to the BDP-1 through its Ethernet port. These methods include Minion, a Firefox web browser add-on application and the mPod app for iPod Touch or iPhone, and similar web base applications. All computer network control methods require the use of a Web browser application. Using an iPod Touch as a remote control requires a wireless home computer network with a Web Browser. The BDP-1 interfaces to the home computer network’s router via its Ethernet port.
LOCAL: includes the front panel push button switches and alpha-numeric/dot matrix display and infrared remote controls like Bryston’s BR2.