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Jukebox 2112 plays MP3, M4A (AAC and ALAC), FLAC, and WMA music tracks. FLAC tracks with an embedded cuesheet play as if they were a CD, with per-track titles, durations, and lyrics; these like-CD tracks can also have playlists generated that allow loading these by individual tracks, or to be decoded to individual PCM. wav files, one per track - Gapless playback is always available with lossless formats (ALAC, FLAC, WMA-LL, and WAV), and is possible even for lossy formats such as MP3, AAC, and WMA - WASAPI audio output with both shared, and if needed, exclusive access, to the selected audio device Signal processing includes: ReplayGain and Soundcheck values are recognized, with fine-tuning available - Creating a subwoofer channel for low frequencies from the main two channels (2.0 becomes 2.1) ; extensive control is available - Creating with the subwoofer channel, a surround channel pair (2.1 becomes 5.1) ; reverb can be applied differently to the surround channels, to great effect - Headphone crossfeed to make headphones sound more like loudspeakers, with adjustable parameters - Multi-channel reverb, with selectable modes and extensive control at a per channel-pair level - Simple bass and treble tone controls for the front two channels, with adjustable parameters - 1/3-octave multi-channel EQ, and control for up to eight channels, in four channel-pair groupings User interface and visualizations include: Large controls allowing touch screen-only use - VU meter, dB meter, frequency bars, and oscope, one of each per channel, updating at up to 60 FPS - Easy-to-access pushbutton activation of DSP features - Album covers are displayed for upcoming tracks, and information on the currently selected track is also shown - The program window can be sized from tiny to fullscreen, with the contents scaling with the change of size - Tracks picked for play are viewed in the track listview, with Search available to flag matches by checking or unchecking each match - Each column header of the track listview has sorting and other actions - Each individual track has actions in its title and checkbox columns, such as adding the track to a playlist, or decoding it to a PCM. wav file No internal database is used. SSD-located tracks are fully parsed for metadata at a rate of 1000s of tracks per second. Tracks to play are picked by using a standard file open dialog; individual tracks, playlists, and folders can be added at any time.

Jukebox 2112 plays MP3, M4A (AAC and ALAC), FLAC, and WMA music tracks. FLAC tracks with an embedded cuesheet play as if they were a CD, with per-track titles, durations, and lyrics; these like-CD tracks can also have playlists generated that allow loading these by individual tracks, or to be decoded to individual PCM. wav files, one per track - Gapless playback is always available with lossless formats (ALAC, FLAC, WMA-LL, and WAV), and is possible even for lossy formats such as MP3, AAC, and WMA - WASAPI audio output with both shared, and if needed, exclusive access, to the selected audio device Signal processing includes: ReplayGain and Soundcheck values are recognized, with fine-tuning available - Creating a subwoofer channel for low frequencies from the main two channels (2.0 becomes 2.1) ; extensive control is available - Creating with the subwoofer channel, a surround channel pair (2.1 becomes 5.1) ; reverb can be applied differently to the surround channels, to great effect - Headphone crossfeed to make headphones sound more like loudspeakers, with adjustable parameters - Multi-channel reverb, with selectable modes and extensive control at a per channel-pair level - Simple bass and treble tone controls for the front two channels, with adjustable parameters - 1/3-octave multi-channel EQ, and control for up to eight channels, in four channel-pair groupings User interface and visualizations include: Large controls allowing touch screen-only use - VU meter, dB meter, frequency bars, and oscope, one of each per channel, updating at up to 60 FPS - Easy-to-access pushbutton activation of DSP features - Album covers are displayed for upcoming tracks, and information on the currently selected track is also shown - The program window can be sized from tiny to fullscreen, with the contents scaling with the change of size - Tracks picked for play are viewed in the track listview, with Search available to flag matches by checking or unchecking each match - Each column header of the track listview has sorting and other actions - Each individual track has actions in its title and checkbox columns, such as adding the track to a playlist, or decoding it to a PCM. wav file No internal database is used. SSD-located tracks are fully parsed for metadata at a rate of 1000s of tracks per second. Tracks to play are picked by using a standard file open dialog; individual tracks, playlists, and folders can be added at any time.