[dcime]

“Google it” is being nasty? I said that because much has been written about the topic and googling it is probably the fastest way to get a compressive look at the issue.

It’s not nasty, just not particularly friendly. It’s a simple answer you with experience can provide. Why not help out the next guy? You never know when you too will have a good question.

 

[toolio]

It’s not nasty, just not particularly friendly. It’s a simple answer you with experience can provide. Why not help out the next guy? You never know when you too will have a good question.

But it’s not particularly simple, and it has been explained perfectly well in what you’ll find by googling “MQA lossy.” Better than I could do. There’s a difference between saying “google it” and suggesting what to google (MQA lossy). You didn’t ask the question, but you seem disturbed by the simplest, fastest way to get a decent answer. I won’t be responding further to your incorrect assumptions or your odd interpretation of internet manners.

 

[dcime]

But it’s not particularly simple, and it has been explained perfectly well in what you’ll find by googling “MQA lossy.” Better than I could do. There’s a difference between saying “google it” and suggesting what to google (MQA lossy). You didn’t ask the question, but you seem disturbed by simplest, fastest way to get a decent answer. I won’t be responding further to your incorrect assumptions or your odd interpretation of internet manners.

Clearly you have some Issues with being too quick to draw and taking everything literally.

 

[Soundizer]

Be nice to others that are asking great questions that at one time you did not know the answer to.

Not just with “Google It”

Thank you. My thoughts exactly. I did Google it and tried to read a complicated description on wikipedia which I don’t understand.

i guess i am trying to work out if device storage is not an issue, which is better [Tidal’s MQA or Amazon Music HD - 24bit/96Khz, 192 KHz]?

 

[Soundizer]

Anyway after Googling it I came across video from Hans who states it is not lossless. So it is not lossless, just misunderstood. Ok got it.

 

[tomwoo]

Tidal is offering $1.99/4 months for the HiFi tier, streaming war is heating up!

 

[toolio]

The four-month deal in Brasil is even less (where normal subscriptions cost about 40% of the U.S. price). I received an email today.

 

[tomwoo]

The four-month deal in Brasil is even less (where normal subscriptions cost about 40% of the U.S. price). I received an email today.

No way...I'm so jealous

 

[gimmeheadroom]

Yeah. Here Tidal is cheap. We had a very low cost trial also and I subscribed. But Qobuz is not available here at all even though our neighboring countries have it. Every place is different...

 

[toolio]

No way...I'm so jealous

Yeah, Tidal pricing varies widely around the world. In US$ what normally costs $19.99 a month in the U.S. is the equivalent of a little more than $8 in Brasil at the moment and about $15 in Canada. Those are the two markets I'm most familiar with. They wouldn't sell anything in Brasil at the U.S. price because average incomes are much lower.

 

[tomwoo]

Yeah, Tidal pricing varies widely around the world. In US$ what normally costs $19.99 a month in the U.S. is the equivalent of a little more than $8 in Brasil at the moment and about $15 in Canada. Those are the two markets I'm most familiar with. They wouldn't sell anything in Brasil at the U.S. price because average incomes are much lower.

I couldn't afford $19.99 a month either...

 

[Soundizer]

I tried to get the £1.99 4month deal, but it states i am not eligible. My current trial ends 10 December.

 

[Soundizer]

Does anyone know how long this 1.99/4months offer will be available for?

 

[Left Channel]

Does anyone know how long this 1.99/4months offer will be available for?

In the USA, the offer ends December 2nd: https://tidal.com/offers/blackfriday

 

[Soundizer]

In the USA, the offer ends December 2nd: https://tidal.com/offers/blackfriday

I see it is only for new users, hence i am not eligible as i have a subscription. Thank you for the link. These details are not described in the uk link.