think amazon is 320 kb so quite good. I have a lot of stuff there and any time I have a listen it is fairly presentable tbhQuote:
Originally Posted by jandl100
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think amazon is 320 kb so quite good. I have a lot of stuff there and any time I have a listen it is fairly presentable tbhQuote:
Originally Posted by jandl100
Just looked at the Tidal free trial - and the boogers want payment info. :rolleyes:
That's so they can charge you when you forget to cancel it. They are all at it. Amazon, Netflix etc list is endless.Quote:
Originally Posted by jandl100
The Amazon downloads are only 256Kbps MP3 IIRC - TIDAL is lossless FLAC. Go on give them your details. Be brave;)
Don't forget also that Youtube videos have the possibility of 384kbps AAC at 720p resolutions and above.
Listening to music on there can be pretty good - just have to find the ones that are uploaded at the higher rates and plenty of full albums on Youtube.
I've just run a test - 6.44Mbps - is that adequate?Quote:
Originally Posted by User211
Most definitely I think. Faster is always better but that should be alright it is almost three times quicker than the link I had when you were using but here. I now have 38Mbps as BT has finally installed FTC close by.Quote:
Originally Posted by jandl100
Hmmm - tempted then. I've received 3 emails now from Tidal prompting me to finish the sign-up process - I baulked at the credit card bit. :)
Well they haven't robbed me yet... tis pretty safe Jerry but a bit of a PITA having to enter the details. Just cancel it if you no likey.
Hi,
It's dead easy to cancel Tidal, can be done at any time after sign up and you can do it during the free trial and it will not take payment when the trial period is up 😉
Mike.
I look forward to hearing your impression of the sound quality. I'm only playing vinyl at the moment, but have considered Tidal due to its resolution.Quote:
Originally Posted by jandl100