Moshi has a good selection of USB-C accessories for the MacBook and MacBook Pro. This is one of our favourites. Its premium build quality and reliability is exactly what Mac users are looking for. It offers two USB-C A ports, a godsend for users of recent generations of MacBook and MacBook Pro.

12/1/182:27 pmHow Do I Format a USB Drive To Play Music In My Car?I use a USB drive to plug into my car’s USB port to play music, audio books, etc. How should the USB drive be formatted for this? I use DisK Utility, and under “format” I have several options. One is MS-DOS (FAT), which I think is the correct choice. Under “scheme” I have 3 choices, and I don’t know which to choose; GUID Partition Map, Master Boot Record and Apple Partition Map. Any additional information that can help would be appreciated.

My car is a ’14 Ford Escape and I believe my SYNC is current. Thanks!—–Jack Weibel.

There are two ways to figure it out. The first would be to look at the documentation for your car’s audio system. You should find a drive format specification there. The second is to try until it works. Starting with FAT is probably a good idea, but then continue to the others if that doesn’t work.As far as the scheme, Master Boot Record is commonly used for Windows, GUID for Mac, and Apple Partition Map is for old Power-PC Macs.

So probably not Apple Partition Map.I would start with FAT/Master Boot Record and see if that works. It could be that the scheme doesn’t matter and the system works with either one.

Thanks to music players our everyday music experience is rich and deep. A good music player for Mac is very much needed for passionate music listeners, inspiring us to listen more, organize music libraries, learn more about favorite artists, and simply enjoy our everyday to the sound of music.This helpful article is about the players that you can use as your best MP3 player for Mac. The great thing is that some of them are much more than just a Mac music player and offer more options than iTunes player.

So let's have a look. Play any audio format with easy. JustPlay is the tiny app that can take on even the biggest audio format and deliver the ultimate playback experience. When it comes to playing audio files, JustPlay delivers an exceptional experience through its multiple features.With the standalone volume control you will never have to worry about your system sound settings getting changed.

Even more than that, you can fine tune the sound of any track thanks to the 10-band audio equalizer. Or, simply choose one of the presets and enjoy pure sound quality.Adding external audio tracks to a video is extremely easy with JustSimple and the ability to choose the preferred audio language adds to a perfectly customized experience.

Choose from a rich list of audio devices and enjoy the AC-3/DTS surround. 3.By calling itself an all-you-can-eat music player for Mac, the free music player can work flawlessly on macOS High Sierra (or earlier) to play pretty much any music format that you throw at it, be it MP3, FLAC, OGG, AAC, etc. Aside from playing, the free 5KPlayer well integrates such functionalities as downloading music online, Airplay streaming music and more.5K Music Player allows you to save videos from YouTube, Vimeo, Dailymotion and other video sharing resources to your computer. Its iPhone manager feature can quickly move and manage your iPhone/iPod/iPad data such as videos, music, photos, files, SMS, and contacts.

The website is available in English, German, Japanese and Chinese languages. 4.Fidelia is a classic music player supporting all HD audio formats and offering a great set of audio tools for the optimal experience (CanOpenerTM headphone processor, Good DitherTM and sample rate converter from Goodhertz). The apps interface is pretty cool resembling of a high-end radio that shows current track's waveform and has three special effect channels.

The player has mute and dim buttons with metadata displays. Fidelia supports AirPlay.Fidelia easily integrates with iTunes and allows you to work with playlists as well as to play music formats that are not supported by iTunes, e.g. Mount and blade warband follow spy. The music player is tailored to 64-bit plugins and gives you full access to Mac Audio Units including AUGraphicEQ.

You can try Fidelia Music Player for free but then you’ll need to buy it from Audiofile or from App Store. 5.This one is a very simple Mac audio player for all music formats with a friendly and clean interface.

Vox offers the the loop option as well as an unlimited cloud space to store your music. This player will work with various audio sources including custom playlists, iTunes library, online radio, etc. Work with it from the main window, Dock menu or main menu controls.

To control the playback you can use keyboard media keys, headphone buttons and Apple Remote.If you want to get advanced features you should activate Vox Premium version. Equalizer, control panel, SONOS Support, Bass Audio Engine, playback without gaps and BS2B feature are available only in paid account. 7.Tomahawk is another multi platform free music player Mac that is supported by Windows, Linux and Mac OS. It is packed with lots of features but its functionality is neither complex nor hard to understand. The app aims to become all-in-one tool to cover different online audio services. Tomahawk users can sign up and enjoy music available on Spotify, YouTube, Jamendo, Google Play Music, Deezer, Amazon Music and many others benefitting from big audio collections from a single source.

This app also integrates with such free resources as Soundcloud, Soundhound, iTunes, Owncloud, etc. Among its benefits you can point out the social part that the app creators try to push up: you can browse through your friends’ music and listen to their playlists. 8.Clementine offers you a big set of features. It allows managing music in different ways: change the cover, queue, and manage playlists can transcode music formats with FLAC support, allows CD ripping and tag editing for batch processing of music files. This free music player for Mac gives you the opportunity to access different radio resources like Spotify, Grooveshark, SomaFM, Magnatune, etc. As well as the sound storage tools like Dropbox, Box, Google Drive, and OneDrive.

With Clementine you can tab your playlists, import and export such formats as M3U, XSPF, PLS and ASX. The app easily plays music on Mac, so you can listen to your favorite audio CDs without problems. Song lyrics, artist biographies, photos, podcasts, etc.

Can be easily downloaded with the Clementine music player. The only feature that may disappoint you is its poor design and look which are not going to be replaced soon.