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I still have a noticeable small gap, even with crossfade on and set to 0 seconds. It's incredibly frustrating.
For example, the Abbey Road medley, album encoded by iTunes, played flawlessley on my iPhone and iPod, but has gaps in Android. Winamp is supposed to support gapless playback for AAC/m4a files, but it doesn't for me. All of my m4a music still has gaps. I don't want to have to re-rip all of my music or re-encode what I've got, and I don't think I should have to.
Does Winamp not read the iTunes gapless tag or whatever? Is there something I can do to make this actually work? None of the Android audio players I've tried which promised gapless support actually do it on my m4a files.
I'm using a Samsung Galaxy S2.
Thanks
For example, the Abbey Road medley, album encoded by iTunes, played flawlessley on my iPhone and iPod, but has gaps in Android. Winamp is supposed to support gapless playback for AAC/m4a files, but it doesn't for me. All of my m4a music still has gaps. I don't want to have to re-rip all of my music or re-encode what I've got, and I don't think I should have to.
Does Winamp not read the iTunes gapless tag or whatever? Is there something I can do to make this actually work? None of the Android audio players I've tried which promised gapless support actually do it on my m4a files.
I'm using a Samsung Galaxy S2.
Thanks