
Spotify Music Pro to rival Apple's HiFi lossless audio, launching this 2025
Spotify will introduce HiFi lossless audio to its consumers this year.
I just use youtube music and set it to high quality. At 50 my ears aint' what they used to be.
We've been led to believe 'this time it's really happening' for the last 5 years. And I believe it may not happen for 2 reasons:
1. Spotify cannot decide on a price. They will certainly want to charge more.
2. If they charge more, it may drive more users to the cheaper Tidal. If they don't charge more, it will most certainly kill Tidal off, imho.
I’m not sure that I get you here. Spotify isn’t digital? How do you receive it, may I ask….There is no way Spotify have hifi quality ,they sound more like analogue rather than digital ,Spotify has no clue what quality is when it comes to digital sound , in fact Spotify volume is way over zero dB ,which means there sound is not digital and not good for streaming
You need to understand the difference between an analogue and a digital sound .I hear it through a digital system ,I can tell the difference between a good sound on digital and analogue , howeverI’m not sure that I get you here. Spotify isn’t digital? How do you receive it, may I ask….
means there no totally digital in sound wise , i can hear it through a digital system but there sounding more like analogue in sound which isnt the best sound , ive heard better out there ,certainly isnt spotify they dont get my approval at digital standardsI’m not sure that I get you here. Spotify isn’t digital? How do you receive it, may I ask….
only down side to tidal is they need to up there volume a bit moreI used to use Spotify but moved away and have been using Tidal for the last three years or so. I love how it works and have been more than happy with the app, the sound quality provided etc. My wife on the other hand prefers Spotify and so has a family deal that includes my son. I see no reason to move back to spotify unless they are able to give a huge leap in files and/or a great sav
spotify should just do it all for free ,there no worth the valueWe've been led to believe 'this time it's really happening' for the last 5 years. And I believe it may not happen for 2 reasons:
1. Spotify cannot decide on a price. They will certainly want to charge more.
2. If they charge more, it may drive more users to the cheaper Tidal. If they don't charge more, it will most certainly kill Tidal off, imho.