We asked our readers how they listen to hi-res music, and they have one major priority – even if there's no consensus on the ...

High-resolution streaming services allow you to stream music at 96kHz or 192kHz if you have the right gear. You still get access to a library of millions of songs; many of them are just available ...

Welcome to another instalment of our monthly Ask the Reader column, where we ask our readers for their input on a key topic of discussion. In this month's discussion, we want to know how you ...

And isn't that what we want? Although hi-res audio songs and albums have been available to download for several years now, streaming hi-res audio is relatively new across popular music subscription ...

shows the same info for hi-res songs as my Samsung Galaxy S22 does with a 24-bit/96kHz Anker DAC connected. That even goes for songs that would have to be downsampled on the latter, like Dave ...

You're right! Following its latest app update, Tidal now offers six million songs in hi-res FLAC format. Back to Tidal, and for those worried their MQA playlists might disappear overnight ...

Needs hi-res-capable components to fully appreciate ... Following a March 2024 update, users can share universal links to songs or albums, allowing them to open those tracks in whatever service ...

High-resolution files are larger than CD-quality ... this group of music lovers gets to hear a version of their favorite songs that stays true to what the artist intended, something we think ...

while my Daily Discovery is a solid tool for finding new artists and songs. Spotify is the only streaming service without a lossless, hi-res, or spatial audio streaming tier, making Tidal's new ...

We probably all know that keeping downloaded hi-res files on your phone tends to ... just because 40,000 songs seemed a mind-blowing figure; it still does today – I've never managed to come ...