But make sure the software you use to play music also supports hi-res playback. Apple Music, for instance, doesn't support it, even if your MacBook does, so you'll need to download separate ...

High-resolution music can have a bit rate of up to 9,216kbps. That’s a substantial difference, and if the music is mastered well, and you use nice equipment, ...

You've got aptX and LDAC to beam high-quality sound to the best wireless headphones, and the R3Pro II also works with AirPlay ...

Hi-res tracks have to be lossless, but the inverse is not true: CDs are considered lossless, to offer one counterintuitive example, and a small amount of the ALAC files found on Apple Music top ...

A hi-res digital audio player like the SR35 from Astell&Kern can play virtually every hi-res audio format in the world, whether it’s saved on your computer or streamed from Apple Music.

Simon Broch says: "I listen to a lot of hi-res music which I store locally on a Bluesound hard drive connected to my hi-fi system. I don't use streaming services as I much prefer to own my music." ...

In this Mk III iteration of the Henry DAC, there’s very little in the way of controls. All you need are some music files on your laptop, a USB to Mini USB cable and a suitable Hi-Res music app ...

A few weeks back I was sent an email asking if I’d like to review a Hi-Res digital music player that sells for $44.99, or about 10% of the price of a similar model from a well-known digital ...

Hi Res Audio or high resolution audio is intended to provide an improvement over lossy music formats like MP3 and even lossless CDs by providing a more natural-sounding representation of music and ...

High-resolution audio is all about revealing music's fine detail, but what if the music you love is distorted, dynamically compressed and low-fi?

High-res music-streaming services like Amazon Music HD and Tidal can deliver higher-quality audio, but the improvement may not be worth the price increase.