[GlenAppleton]

Yes, thanks I did see that and then assumed both plans had equal (max) access to hi-res file library -- when I clicked into the Sublime specific page - the use of the word "entire" caught my attention as odd as it implies Studio could be limited (in some regard) for streaming

Keeping in mind that this service is based in France (English not being the native language), I read that as "The entire catalog is available for purchase at discounted prices.". I could be wrong, but that's how it reads to me.

 

[David222]

Keeping in mind that this service is based in France (English not being the native language), I read that as "The entire catalog is available for purchase at discounted prices.". I could be wrong, but that's how it reads to me.

Thats a good point - marketing language is often confusing/conflicting by nature. I've not seen anywhere else (forums) anyone raising concerns that Studio catalog is limited vs. Sublime - so probably both equally/full catalogs.

 

[Robin82nl]

Hi

Any know if qobuz is on amazon fire stick 4k max ?

 

[GlenAppleton]

Hi

Any know if qobuz is on amazon fire stick 4k max ?

According to this article, yes:
https://7techgirl.com/firestick/com.qobuz.music/qobuz-hd-music

 

[Robin82nl]

@GlenAppleton
Found that one to but when i look for qobuz on firestick it wil not show app.

 

[Lifter59]

Is it possible to download songs for off-line play to a micro-SD card on a PC and then transfer that card to my Fiio M11Pro and play music? Download speeds would me much faster on a 1gb internet connection vs WiFi.

 

[LoryWiv]

Just made a purchase on QoBuz and notice they charge extra for using PayPal! is this something new? I am a Sublime member and don't recall noting this before, needless to say not a happy development for customers!

 

[ahmonge]

Just made a purchase on QoBuz and notice they charge extra for using PayPal! is this something new? I am a Sublime member and don't recall noting this before, needless to say not a happy development for customers!

How much did they charge?

 

[LoryWiv]

$0.50 USD and 0.5% of purchase...

 

[ahmonge]

$0.50 USD and 0.5% of purchase...

Thanks for the info!

 

[kumar402]

$0.50 USD and 0.5% of purchase...

That depends on the credit card and if it has foreign transaction fee and that can be like 3% or so as Qobuz is based outside of US

 

[LoryWiv]

That depends on the credit card and if it has foreign transaction fee and that can be like 3% or so as Qobuz is based outside of US

Perhaps, but I've made many purchases with PayPal from non-US shops without additional fees, and note there was no credit card referenced, as PayPal can take the funds directly from a bank account.

 

[ahmonge]

Perhaps, but I've made many purchases with PayPal from non-US shops without additional fees, and note there was no credit card referenced, as PayPal can take the funds directly from a bank account.

I think you're right. Paypal fees are paid by the shop that accepts this way of payment, and it is up to the shop to pass on to the buyer all or part of the fee charged by Paypal.

 

[GlenAppleton]

Perhaps, but I've made many purchases with PayPal from non-US shops without additional fees, and note there was no credit card referenced, as PayPal can take the funds directly from a bank account.

Many businesses in the US and other countries adjust their prices accordingly to compensate for the payment service fees in order to hide the fees from the customer. What that means is that even the rare cash purchase is paying more to offset the fees at these places. It would appear in this case that Qobuz (in France) has decided not to adjust prices for everyone to compensate for PayPal fees and instead asks the customer to pay those fees.

I've never purchased digital tracks from Qobuz but, I'd be interested in they also add fees at checkout for standard credit card payments as well.

 

[LoryWiv]

Many businesses in the US and other countries adjust their prices accordingly to compensate for the payment service fees in order to hide the fees from the customer. What that means is that even the rare cash purchase is paying more to offset the fees at these places. It would appear in this case that Qobuz (in France) has decided not to adjust prices for everyone to compensate for PayPal fees and instead asks the customer to pay those fees.

I've never purchased digital tracks from Qobuz but, I'd be interested in they also add fees at checkout for standard credit card payments as well.

No they did not. When I encountered the additional cost for using PayPal I actually changed my payment method from PayPal to a credit card and there were no fees added.