Zplayer music player

Bit-perfect audiophile player for FLAC and DSD over WebDAV. No transcoding, no resampling. Universal for all your mobile devices

Zplayer Audiophile music player Zplayer is a no-compromise music player built for audiophiles who keep their FLAC and DSD library on a WebDAV server. No transcoding, no resampling, no cloud lock-in — just bit-perfect playback from your own files. Bit-perfect playback FLAC, ALAC, WAV and native DSD (DSF and DFF) play through the iOS audio path at their original sample rate and bit depth, including hi-res 24-bit and DSD64/128. The Now Playing screen shows a "bit-perfect" badge whenever the connected DAC is receiving the file untouched, and a tap on the badge reveals the full audio path: file format, output sample rate, and route. Stream from your WebDAV server Point Zplayer at any WebDAV share — Synology, NAS, Nextcloud, your own server — and your entire library is available. Tags are read directly from the files using HTTP Range requests, so the first scan is fast and there's no central database to keep in sync. Sync across devices Favorites, play counts, ratings and the playback queue sync automatically between phone and tablet. WebDAV credentials and API keys are stored in keychain, so a fresh install on a new device is ready in seconds. The library cache is per-device, but everything you create — your taste — follows you. Watch ready Now Playing controls appear on Watch out of the box. Play, pause, skip, scrub from your wrist. Built for collectors

• Pressing identification: scan an OBI strip or barcode and certify which physical pressing of an album you're listening to. (through 3rd party app)
• Cover art download: fetch high-quality covers from Last.fm, Discogs and the Cover Art Archive, in batch or one tap at a time.
• Dynamic Range analysis (DR14) (through 3rd party app)
• Open albums in DrTagger or DrDoctor with a single tap.
• Smart playlists, favorites, ratings, recently played. No subscription, no telemetry Zplayer doesn't phone home. Your library, your data, your DAC.