Since 2011 i see that guy want the support of FLAC & ALAC
but 6 years past and no support for this format.
HEY GUY, ENGINEER OF PIONEER WHAT DO YOU MAKE????
YOU HAVE MAKE MANY UPGRADE BUT YOU DON'T SHOW THE REALITY???
This format are the best for dj, why ?
>> Because is lowless format and he support all id3tag v2.3 DESCRIPTIONS.
WAVE or AIFF can only take name, artiste, album, years, N° track, N° disk
Is very bullcheat to organise our track without id3tag v2.3
- Some DJ make playlist and plays simply her playlists.
Other adapts to the moment, the place and/or audience.
- Some play at home and the other plays in front of ten thousand watts system
ALSO IT IS URGENT THAT YOU ADAPT TO THE NEW FORMAT IN YOUR READERS OR STANDALONE SYSTEM
today I bought the XDJ-RX2, I have not even tested that I already regret my purchase. your competitor denon has made the necessary for a long time.
BUT WHAT DO YOU EXPECT?
I have downloaded, installed and activated Rekordbox 5.0.1.002 ...
I start is i want to read my iTunes library (iTunes Library.itl) with all my organization. you simply forgot to update your software and so it is no longer compatible with the library of iTunes! the engineers
So I exported my library in iTunes, in XML format, now your software can listen my library. but all my track ±7000 are in ALAC and your Rekorbox are NOT COMPATIBLE

I went to see on your site, before my purchase. It is indicated that your software is compatible with ALAC, FLAC, WAV, AIFF MP3, AAC

YOU HAVE A DISCOURSE OF DEAF AND MUTE.
I AM GOING TO SEE YOU AT THE IFA 2017 SHOWCASE (BERLIN) AT THE ELECTRONIC MUSIC SHOW (PARIS) YESTERDAY
- You have been saying for six years that it is not planned in your road map (FLAC & ALAC) but that the information is interesting.
- Also tells you that you are waiting for NATIVE INSTRUMENT to authorize your hardware with their Traktor software.
But one can easily understand why it does not give you compatibility
NB: YOUR XDJ-RX2 AND XDJ-RX SYSTEM, ARE NOT COMPATIBLE WITH THE DVS, AT THE PRICE IT COSTS I FIND IT REALLY VERY VERY SMALL