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This thread is becoming a ponderous bore! Sonos isn't going to help you play your freaking files! Convert them once and be done with it! Then leave for another 6 months or a year until you flip out and find something new to bemoan about Sonos!

Ok. So I have given Sonos a great "set and forget" potential solution for all their customers to save them from this conversion process... so they can use this great product even more and better..

And all you can do is rudely put me down?

Ok. So I have given you a great "set and forget" potential solution for all our customers to save them from this conversion process... so they can use your great product even more and better..

And all you can do is rudely put me done?

Once again for those in the cheap seats -

[SIZE="4"]IT'S NOT MY FREAKING PRODUCT!! I'M A CUSTOMER JUST LIKE YOU!!![/size]

Once again for those in the cheap seats -

[SIZE="4"]IT'S NOT MY FREAKING PRODUCT!! I'M A CUSTOMER JUST LIKE YOU!!![/size]
Well then why are you always trying to put *YOUR* spin and what can or cannot be done with the product>?

If a way can be found to easily stream 24>16 bit files on the fly.. without disrupting the way you use the Sonos product Mr jgatie, ... no disrespect, but what has it got to do with you.. or how *you* wish to use it??

Well then why are you always trying to put *YOUR* spin and what can or cannot be done with the product>?

Because unlike you, I actually know something about digital audio, computer science, software engineering, product development, networking, etc., etc., etc. Unlike whatever "rainbows and unicorns" world you are living in, I know what can and (more importantly) should be done for a company like Sonos to remain profitable.

If a way can be found to easily stream 24>16 bit files on the fly.. without disrupting the way you use the product Mr jGatie, ... no disrespect, but what has it got to do with you??

Everything, considering the development and support time/money wasted on a niche of a niche format takes away from useful development and support of features I (and many others) may want. And obviously Sonos agrees with me, for they have very definitively declared Hi-rez support to be NOT PLANNED!!

^ What?

So an easy way can't be found to simply switch on Sonos to share an independent UPnP server?

Is that what you are saying?

When pretty much every single electronics manufacturer on the planet like Sony, Sharp, LG, Samsung, Oppo, Denon,....etc etc (till the cows come home) seems to have absolutely no trouble??

What?

So an easy way can't be found to simply switch on Sonos to share an independent UPnP server?

Is that what you are saying?

When pretty much even single electronics manufacturer on the planet like Sony, Sharp, LG, ....etc etc (till the cows come home) seems to have absolutely no trouble??

Man, I hope this series of silly obsessive postings doesn't last any longer than the last one. The sooner the forum is rid of these ramblings again, the better. :rolleyes:

Man, I hope this series of silly obsessive postings doesn't last any longer than the last one. The sooner the forum is rid of these ramblings again, the better. :rolleyes:
Sir...That is a totally outrageous and frankly ignorant comment....

..whatever..

See if I care.

Let Sonos lose potential customers (when all it would take would be a simple software fix like this)

Whatever man!!

I'm outta here..

I'm outta here..

Promise?