What HiFi has 25% of Qobuz sublime
Posted by: Mohamed Amin on 05 June 2015
apologies if you already have seen this , but What HiFi has 25% of Qobuz sublime , if any one is interested. It sounds good to me and works out cheaper than the yearly HiFi subscription alone
(just enter the code FFC87B2E and you're good to go). I removed the link in case it is not allowed in the forum
Hang on a minute. Apparently Qobuz are about launch high-res streaming, though initially at least, only to certain android devices. Weird decision. File format not specified in anything I can find, and there is no info on the english site, but something is about to launch, on the 15th June I believe (a significant date for them). Also, looks as though the Scottish company will be supporting the hi-res streaming option soon.
And....Tidal unveils 'bit-perfect' desktop app for Windows and MAC. Hooray! Things are looking up folks, maybe they do care about audio quality and not just tits and punching people.
Yep you are right it translate by google like this
1 - Hi-Res quality Streaming is now available on Android
Qobuz is pleased to announce that as streaming Hi-Res, a world first, available from 15 June 2015 on Android (from version 4.0.3 or Version 5).
Users who subscribed to the offer Qobuz Sublime will be able to enjoy the Hi-Res 24 bit streaming on their Android devices.
Qobuz Sublime is the first joint subscription that combines streaming and download.
It offers more than 28 million music tracks with unlimited streaming CD-quality (16-bit Flac, 44.1 kHz) and a permanent reduction of downloads in Hi-Res 24 bits (up to 60% discount).
As of June 15, 2015, users may subscribe to Qobuz Sublime streamer in Hi-Res albums purchased on smartphones that support this format. This is the case today models Z3 Sony and Samsung S6 or HTC One.
This innovation, now made possible with greater bandwidth capacity, will enable the user to keep the benefits of streaming (instant access, no storage) making no compromise on sound quality. Indeed, streaming in Hi-Res 24 bit requires a minimum of 3mbps. Optical fiber is not essential to stream full quality!
and someone asked about Naim and connect and it translate to this
Hello,
despite your statements (recent and older) on the provision of Qobuz on Naim products, I have to have people who say Naim, they, they are awaiting the development of a client "Connect. "
- Travailllez at you?
- When do you arrive? (already Tidal and Spotify are arranged)
thanks
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PLANNED ยท QobuzQobuz (Administrator, Qobuz) responded
Hello,
Yes, we work on it.
It will take a few weeks to several months depending on the brand.
Thank you for your patience.
Sincerely;
I noticed that Q had Pink Floyd Pulse labelled as 96/24 yesterday, makes no difference for me at the moment as I use a Sonos Connect.
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