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We've removed in-app subscriptions and switched to a one-time purchase model. Enjoy all HI-BIT features without recurring payments or import limits. A simpler, more comfortable, and predictable experience — pay once and enjoy your music and videos.
Hi-BIT Music Player — a local audio player for iPhone/iPad, designed for high-quality music playback and complete control over your personal music library. Hi-Res Audio playback — high-quality music playback. FLAC & ALAC — support for lossless audio formats. Local music library — music is stored and played directly on your device. Audio file import — add music from your device using Files/iCloud. Offline playback — listen to your music without an internet connection. 3-band Equalizer — adjust low, mid, and high frequencies. Volume control — dedicated playback volume control. VU meters — real-time visual monitoring of audio signal levels. Waveform / audio visualization — visual representation of audio playback. Track information — view track information and audio parameters. Playlists — create playlists and add or remove tracks. Playback queue — manage your playback queue. Sorting — sort your library by name or date added. AirPods controls — control playback using AirPods controls. Music archive — create a ZIP archive of your entire music library for transfer or sharing. Metadata normalization — optionally normalize metadata before creating an archive. Archive progress — monitor progress, transfer speed, and estimated time remaining. Archive management — quick access to your created music archives. One-time purchase — no subscriptions or recurring fees. EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/