Yes. I have a Music Keg myself. They guys over at Phatnoise (the makers) are very cool. Just some UCLA Engineers who happened to be MP3 fans and wanted a better car solution. The new version of thier excelent music management software has built in support for encoding FLAC files. I am a DJ so it is a good way to listen to a mix without having gaps between tracks. I currently have a mix of MP3 and FLAC files in my "keg" but am going to try out ogg soon.
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Yes. I have a Music Keg myself. They guys over at Phatnoise (the makers) are very cool. Just some UCLA Engineers who happened to be MP3 fans and wanted a better car solution. The new version of thier excelent music management software has built in support for encoding FLAC files. I am a DJ so it is a good way to listen to a mix without having gaps between tracks. I currently have a mix of MP3 and FLAC files in my "keg" but am going to try out ogg soon.