Any Common Format Works
MyMusik supports WAV, MP3, FLAC, and more in one library, so mixed-format collections are fully usable.
WAV and Format Settings
MyMusik can play all common formats, but if you explicitly want WAV files to stay WAV after import you need to configure import conversion settings correctly.

MyMusik supports WAV, MP3, FLAC, and more in one library, so mixed-format collections are fully usable.
If you want WAV files to remain WAV after import, disable "Converts imported audiofiles after import" in settings.
When conversion stays enabled, imported audio can be converted to MP3 to reduce storage and transfer size.
If you want lossless quality with smaller files than WAV, enable lossless FLAC as the conversion target in settings.
Even with mixed import strategies, MyMusik remains a strong WAV player for offline listening and library organization.
Before large imports, check conversion settings and decide whether your workflow should preserve WAV, use MP3, or convert to lossless FLAC.
Turn off "Converts imported audiofiles after import" to avoid automatic MP3 conversion and keep source WAV files intact.
Import your folders, then validate file types in library details to confirm WAV or FLAC behavior matches your target setup.
Use WAV for archival quality, FLAC for lossless efficiency, or MP3 for lightweight sync and faster cross-device usage.
Yes. WAV playback is supported, and you can use MyMusik as a dedicated WAV player.
That happens when "Converts imported audiofiles after import" is enabled. Disable it to keep WAV files unchanged.
Use FLAC when you want lossless quality with smaller file sizes than WAV.
Yes. Mixed-format libraries and playlists are supported in one workflow.
Start from the download and setup page , import one real folder, and verify playback in offline mode.
Use pricing and plan comparison to match storage and token limits to your collection size.
Open getting started docs for onboarding and API docs for scripted workflows.