Even though the streaming service announced the release of the HiFi over a year ago, it still hasnt been released, making us wonder if it will ever get to see the limelight. This product is a very much anticipated feature to improve streaming quality. The new service will certainly allow many users to re-evaluate their music streaming choices. Spotify announced the coming of the Spotify HiFi around February 2021. The result is a video aimed at spreading this message and preparing for the launch of Spotify Hi-Fi. Spotify caught the world’s ear when it announced Spotify HiFi, a new lossless streaming tier set to compete against Amazon Music HD, TIDAL, and now Apple Music. To give media resonance to its mission and make people understand the importance of high fidelity audio, Spotify has partnered with Billie Eilish.
In fact, the trump card of platforms such as Tidal and Amazon Music is precisely lossless data compression, from which derives the highest quality in playback. Spotify Hi-Fi is designed to make up for the ground lost by the service in the race for supremacy against the competition. Thus, it guarantees high-quality playback, equal to that of physical media such as CDs. Spotify HiFi will deliver music in CD-quality, lossless audio format to your device and Spotify Connect-enabled speakers, which means fans will be able to. This new service will allow subscribers to listen to digitized music with “ lossless” encoding. If your service is gonna offer something gimmicky like 360 Reality, might as well offer DSEE HX.The big news is coming from the Spotify house! During the “ Spotify Stream On” event, the leading pocket music service announced that for 2021 is expected to arrive a new service: “ Spotify Hi-Fi.” I think you get the point lol.Īm I DSP nut? No, why do you think I'm on this forum? I use DSEE HX with MP3s and Spotify, I don't use it with lossless files. Spotify can "magically convert" those files to 1536khz 40bit. What if those services offer real 384khz 32bit files and people have gotten fake ears that hear past 20khz. If those other services have actual 384khz 32bit files, then Spotify could use DSEE HX 3 to "magically convert" again, those files up to 768khz 32bit.
What Spotify could do is offer real 192khz/24bit files but use (for example) DSEE HX 2, they could "magically convert" those files up to 384khz 32bit. Two years later, an exec says the HiFi tier is definitely coming, but no word yet on when.
For the ones that crave bit-perfect, they can toggle it off.Īlright mikey, what about Qobuz and Amazon Music HD?, They offer actual 192khz/24bit files. Spotify announced that a lossless tier called Spotify HiFi would be released in 2021.
I'm sure people would love to "magically convert" there OGG 320kps & FLAC streaming to the big number "192khz/24bit". A good amount of people love gimmicks like Dolby Atmos for headphones, Dolby Atmos bouncing off a wall like a 1970's bose, DTS Virtual X, Sony 360 Reality, etc, etc.
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