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But only at 64bit. MP3Pro is backward compatible, but only at the lower bit rate. Technically, MP3Pro is backward-compatible with existing MP3 player software. If a player isn't MP3Pro-compatible, it will ignore the SBR coding in MP3Pro data, resulting in flat-sounding audio, because it cannot read the high-frequency data.
So I guess the answer is that there are tons of MP3 player that can decode MP3Pro, but the music will always sound "flat". There are no MP3Pro players as others have said.
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