You have to set the maximum streaming rate in the Qobuz desktop app. It will default to CD rate. While your doing that you need to shutdown BluOs and the iPad and when finished re-boot.
New at Qobuz - no HiRes sound
Perhaps a stupid question: I am currently trying Qobuz Hi-Res coming from Tidal. I am using a node2 with external DAC Mark Levinson 30.5
I am controlling the node2 with my iPad using the BluOS controller.
Since starting Qobuz I noticed that some albums labelled "Hi-Res" do not play. I can play them using the Qobuz App on my iPad, though.
Questions:
1. I was told for Tidal when not using the BluOS app but the Tidal App the music quality is limited to Bluetooth level. Is that correct for Qobuz too? At least that would explain why I can listen to these albums via the Qobuz App.
2. I never experienced problems with Hi-Res files on Tidal. Do I need to change settings (now at 96, not 192) via WiFi?
3. My Mark Levinson DAC is older technology. Could that be the reason? But then again: Never had an issue with Tidal.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
I am controlling the node2 with my iPad using the BluOS controller.
Since starting Qobuz I noticed that some albums labelled "Hi-Res" do not play. I can play them using the Qobuz App on my iPad, though.
Questions:
1. I was told for Tidal when not using the BluOS app but the Tidal App the music quality is limited to Bluetooth level. Is that correct for Qobuz too? At least that would explain why I can listen to these albums via the Qobuz App.
2. I never experienced problems with Hi-Res files on Tidal. Do I need to change settings (now at 96, not 192) via WiFi?
3. My Mark Levinson DAC is older technology. Could that be the reason? But then again: Never had an issue with Tidal.
Any help is greatly appreciated.