[HDtracks]

Hear your music how the artists intended it to sound.
 
We have some great releases including:
 
The sixth studio album from American rock band Linkin Park, The Hunting Party!
http://www.hdtracks.com/the-hunting-party
 
The third studio album from Lana Del Rey, Ultraviolence.
http://www.hdtracks.com/ultraviolence-176314
 
The new album from Japanese pianist/composer and one of the most profound and prolific living forces in 21st century music, Hiromi with Alive.
http://www.hdtracks.com/alive-176050
 
Willie Nelson's Red Headed Stranger which was #1 on CMT’s 40 Greatest Albums in Country Music in 2006.
http://www.hdtracks.com/willie-nelson-red-headed-stranger
 
International DJ/Producer Tiesto's first album since 2009, A Town Called Paradise.
http://www.hdtracks.com/a-town-called-paradise-deluxe
 
and more!
 
HDtracks.com

 

[Papiro2]

Hi There,
 
Is there any intention (short term or medium term) to launch Queen or Supertramp in HD?
 
Thank you

 

[HDtracks]

  Hi There,
 
Is there any intention (short term or medium term) to launch Queen or Supertramp in HD?
 
Thank you

No word as of right now. But things always change pretty quickly.

 

[Ivabign]

  Hi There,
 
Is there any intention (short term or medium term) to launch Queen or Supertramp in HD?
 
Thank you

+1

 

[schalliol]

Enjoying that 24/96 Linkin Park album.
 
Unfortunately the metadata in your ALAC files show incorrect data.  I emailed your HD Tracks support to this effect, but I got a canned reply that says bit rates vary.  For example, a 24/88KHz from Time for Three that is 76 MB.  The bit rate shown in the HD Tracks metadata says it’s a whopping 64,366,000 bits per second.  Since the track is only 4:08 long, I think that means at the bit rate shown, it would be about 16 Gigabytes!  I didn't have this issue with FLAC from HD Tracks that I converted, but of course I prefer not having to convert.

 

[HDtracks]

  Enjoying that 24/96 Linkin Park album.
 
Unfortunately the metadata in your ALAC files show incorrect data.  I emailed your HD Tracks support to this effect, but I got a canned reply that says bit rates vary.  For example, a 24/88KHz from Time for Three that is 76 MB.  The bit rate shown in the HD Tracks metadata says it’s a whopping 64,366,000 bits per second.  Since the track is only 4:08 long, I think that means at the bit rate shown, it would be about 16 Gigabytes!  I didn't have this issue with FLAC from HD Tracks that I converted, but of course I prefer not having to convert.

We apologize for any inconvenience and will look into the issue further.