In Reply to: I'm still trying to understand the French... posted by Ivan303 on June 3, 2017 at 07:02:58:
The English version says:
The Qobuz family has a new member: Sublime+. Streaming and unlimited offline listening in 24-Bit Hi-Res on almost all of our 70 000 Hi-Res albums, with discounts all year round on instant downloads: Sublime+ is setting the standards for online music.
So 70K it is.
As for format, many tracks delivered to record companies from the studios will be 24/44.1. This is now an outdated format to the extent that the minimum advisable studio/client format recognised by the AES is 24/96.
Note that some titles would appear to offer under 24 bits if 24 bits are for "almost" all.The almost seems to be 90% of the 70K, given the French version of the wording. So there must be some 18 or 20 bit tracks there to qualify as hi-rez. In respect of sample rate, other than the 44.1 tracks ( I suspect largely pop genre), there are a few 88.2 and, I expect, a large number of 24/96. As for above this and < 192 I doubt that there are many.
Qobuz have claimed elsewhere "over 30 million tracks" . The numbers do not add up.
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Follow Ups
- RE: I'm still trying to understand the French... - PAR 08:34:57 06/03/17 (9)
- Ah yes, "70 000 Hi-Res albums"... - Ivan303 09:33:55 06/03/17 (8)
- Not so fast ... - maxim 19:44:19 06/03/17 (7)
- RE: Not so fast ... - PAR 00:46:10 06/04/17 (3)
- No, with Sublime+ - maxim 02:25:47 06/04/17 (2)
- RE: No, with Sublime+ - PAR 02:40:35 06/04/17 (1)
- Don't know ... - maxim 03:12:21 06/04/17 (0)
- Not so fast indeed! - Ivan303 20:44:12 06/03/17 (2)
- Hi rez definition? - maxim 02:42:50 06/04/17 (1)
- Thanks... - Ivan303 07:04:49 06/04/17 (0)