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Tidal is 384Kb/s to "Hi-Fi" quality if you download the mixes and playlists. Tidal Hi-fi quality is 1411 kbps.Is Tidal same?
Thanks, there’s a definite difference in quality noted yes. Thing is, for me especially, I don’t like the idea of having to keep downloading content all the time. Be much better if they could stream in that kinda quality.Tidal is 384Kb/s to "Hi-Fi" quality if you download the mixes and playlists. Tidal Hi-fi quality is 1411 kbps.
When doing this tether, do you have to do it every time you get in the car?If you tether to your phone's hotspot you can stream in 16/44.1/1411kbps quality. I do it all the time now for Tidal. Anyplace with a decent signal should allow this, but your phone plan may not. I had to upgrade my plan to get LTE speeds for a hotspot but it didn't actually cost anything because my old plan was obsolete anyway.
Unfortunately yes. When I'm parked at home the home wifi is always already attached, and if I'm anywhere else I have to remember to put the phone in hotspot mode. An iPhone will only attach automatically to another Apple device on the same iCloud account, otherwise you must do it manually each time by bringing up the screen in settings. It's kind of a PITA. Also, once you start driving the wifi is turned off in the car so you need to turn it back on if you've already started.When doing this tether, do you have to do it every time you get in the car?
Defo PITAUnfortunately yes. When I'm parked at home the home wifi is always already attached, and if I'm anywhere else I have to remember to put the phone in hotspot mode. An iPhone will only attach automatically to another Apple device on the same iCloud account, otherwise you must do it manually each time by bringing up the screen in settings. It's kind of a PITA. Also, once you start driving the wifi is turned off in the car so you need to turn it back on if you've already started.
96kbps via Spotify app. Better off using bluetooth.
Interesting, I've never used Tidal but this thread is going to make me try it out. Currently if I'm listening to Spotify at home and my wife takes the car and uses my account it swaps over. I was considering doing a family account and paying extra for just the car to have it's own but then you lose playlists.
Tidal might be a decent solution.
If you want CD quality you have 2 choices, FLAC files on a stick or usb hard drive, and Tidal. With Tidal you have 2 options, either you download in advance while connected to wifi at home or you use your phone as a wifi hotspot and can then stream on the fly. See my post above for the shortcomings of using the hotspot. I use both Tidal options at the moment but mostly the hotspot as I never really know what I want to hear until I want to hear it.Ordering my M3 soon - audio experience seems less than stellar considering all the tech - no AppleCarplay or even Amazon Music app ? And another thread mentioned only 1 usb that can play music and it’s the one used for sentry ?
I’m reading and learning, but where is the ability to play at least 16bit 44.1k(CD quality )