HiBy Music

HibyMusic

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About this app

Hiby Music is a free high-quality music player specially designed for HiFi.

1. Adapt to Android 8.0, support DXD, DoP, native DSD and 384kHz 32bits music on Android to directly output to USB amplifier; supports up to DSD256.

2. The new feature MESB (Mage Sound 8-ball Tuning) tuning is a combination of multiple algorithms based on parametric equalizer (PEQ) and sound field adjustment. You can customize the most satisfying sound for yourself.

3. HiByLink supports both client and server ends. You can control HiBy's players and other products (software developed by Hiby) through mobile phones.

4. Support LHDC (HWA) HD Bluetooth format.

5. More stable and powerful USB Audio architecture.

More features will come soon... Stay tuned for future editions.

Ratings and reviews

The cover quality is gorgeous on full screen display. It displays vertical artworks perfectly, and horizontal artworks fit the corners perfectly! Some suggestions.. Allow users to add artwork. Toggle on or off kbps, Mhz, etc. It covers up the artwork at the bottom. Place the ❤️ icon and the other ones below the navigation. Artworks when scrolling down take some time to load. The audio quality is the same as Sony's player. So, I'm not disappointed there! Just needs some improvements.

First, use this on a dedicated Hiby device with a DAC designed for audio. Android (as installed on a phone) is not music-friendly. The one feature I absolutely need to stay loyal is this: tag separator recognition. My lossless files have up to 4 genres on each track. Poweramp lets me set this parameter. For instance: Track 01 might have Rock;;Blues;; Classic Rock;; Acoustic in the genre field. These need to show as 4 distinct genres, not a single string. Then, 4 stars.

I use it almost every day of my life, literally, great for listening to music in or downloaded music in. Just know that if you barely have any downloaded audio on your phone, it'll be useless. Prepare yourself to get used to getting files stored into your device because this is for that. For those curious, it does not play videos, but it can play an M4A file. It can do WAV, FLAC, MP3, M4A, and OGG, and I forgot the rest, but it can play the necessary file types anyway.

What’s new

1. Added folder hiding function;
2. Added most played list;
3. Optimized Jellyfin interface;
4. Fixed several other bugs.