[QuantumRock]

Hoping I can get some help with the sampling rate being reported when using the Fiio M11. I could have sworn from the beginning the Fiio M11 showed a higher sampling rate or "Device Capability" in Amazon Music HD, but now no matter the source sampling rate, the app is reporting the "Device Capability" of the Fiio M11 is only 24/44. I will attach photos of my iBasso DX160 and Fiio M11 for reference playing the same song with the same headphones using the same settings.

 

[Vasarely]

Hoping I can get some help with the sampling rate being reported when using the Fiio M11. I could have sworn from the beginning the Fiio M11 showed a higher sampling rate or "Device Capability" in Amazon Music HD, but now no matter the source sampling rate, the app is reporting the "Device Capability" of the Fiio M11 is only 24/44. I will attach photos of my iBasso DX160 and Fiio M11 for reference playing the same song with the same headphones using the same settings.

What streaming quality does Amazon Music HD support?​

Amazon Music HD affords two types of streaming: high definition (HD) and Ultra HD, both of which are encoded by the lossless FLAC codec.

HD audio streams up to 850kbps, which is more than double the bitrate of lossy streaming services that cap at 320kbps. You can enjoy more than 50 million songs in 16bit/44.1kHz CD-quality, which is a huge lossless library to have at your fingertips.

In order to take advantage of Amazon Ultra HD hi-res quality (lossless 24-bit/192kHz resolution), your device must support it. This is something my desktop is unable to do as it maxes out at 24-bit/44.1kHz playback. To see the best playback quality your device is capable of, click the track quality button next to a song title; my Samsung Galaxy S10e, on the other hand, may stream 24-bit/48kHz audio.


https://www.soundguys.com/amazon-music-hd-review-29137/

Please don’t confuse Amazon HD vs. Amazon UHD (Ultra HD)