Spotify launches HD audio without losses for Premium Subscribers

Spotify will sound better for millions of people soon.

Four years after It is in line originally planned to introduce quality soundAudio Streamer is rolled rolling HD without losses without losses on premium subscribers in selected markets. As notes in something underestimation, it was a very demand function. The function will not be available on the free version supported on ads.

Premium subscribers will receive a notification in a pretty application after the audio free of loss becomes available. Without losses, he turned gradually into more than 50 markets until October. Spotify Premium Subscribers in the United States have already started gaining access to the function, together with those in Australia, Austria, Czechnik, Denmark, Germany, Japan, New Zealand, the Netherlands, Portugal, Sweden and in the UK, towards UK.

The Half Hot Loss Function will allow users to stream streams of 44.1 kHz via FLAC (free compression-free compression. The company says no loss available “over almost every song available on spotify.”

So far, that the highest quality sound offered by spotify The loss of Advanced Audio Coding (AAC) Codec with a maximum bitar and at 320 kbps is used. 2022. years, Spotify the HD audio path for an indefinite period of time – And did not give significant updates before the announcement on Wednesday.

Spotify deals with long-term reimbursement at this front: Apple Music has introduced audio without losses in May 2021. Yearswhile Amazon music did it in 2019 years. Other music services like Tidal also offer HD audio without losses.

“Waiting is finally,” Gustav Gillenhamamar, in the statement said VP subscriptions. “We took the time to make this feature in a way that priorities for quality, ease of use and clarity, so you always know what happens under the hood. With grumpy users, it will now be hearing even better.”

Spotify is a HD audio sound without loss available on mobile, desktops and tablets, as well as many third devices that support spotification, including Sony, Bose, Samsung, Sennheiser, Denon and Marantz, Bluesull and Yamaha. Support for additional devices, including those from Sonos and Amazon, will be launched in October.

Spotify users will be able to listen to sound without losses – which consume more bandwidths – for Wi-Fi and cellular connection, as well as downloads for listening outside the network. Customers can also choose between low, normal, high, very high and now the quality of music without losses “in order to provide maximum flexibility and control,” with the application in spotify, they show how much activation is required.

Spotify users will need to manually allow the sound without losses on each device. Once it is activated, a lossless indicator or playback or bar will appear in now. For the best listening experience, the company recommends streaming music without losses on a wi-fi using wire headphones or speakers on a non-Bluetooth connection. According to Spotification, Bluetooth currently does not provide enough bandwidth to transmit sound without losses, so the signal must be compressed before it is sent.

To turn on no loss sound in Spotify application (if available in your region), follow these steps: