Hi Lalitk,
Thanks for your input and suggestions.
I am streaming Tidal using the Windows Desktop Software through my computer.
Today I also signed up for Qobuz to check out through it's trial period.
Through Qobuz I made sure to select some tracks that were 24/192 but I see on my DAC, the indicator light remains on 44.1/48, so as with Tidal, the DAC is not compatible with Qobuz.
Now besides the technicalities, it still sounds good at CD Quality, same with Tidal.
But I am not sure if I will stay with either service since I am not getting the full benefits with my DAC.
For streaming, I could add a Blue Node to the system and get one of these services with full benefits if I really wanted to but then again, it's a matter of if I want to pay for the services. That is something I will really need to think about.
If I use such a service just once in a while, I might just use Spotify (I know, the horror, lol).
Thanks for your input, that cleared things up a bit.
Thanks for your input and suggestions.
I am streaming Tidal using the Windows Desktop Software through my computer.
Today I also signed up for Qobuz to check out through it's trial period.
Through Qobuz I made sure to select some tracks that were 24/192 but I see on my DAC, the indicator light remains on 44.1/48, so as with Tidal, the DAC is not compatible with Qobuz.
Now besides the technicalities, it still sounds good at CD Quality, same with Tidal.
But I am not sure if I will stay with either service since I am not getting the full benefits with my DAC.
For streaming, I could add a Blue Node to the system and get one of these services with full benefits if I really wanted to but then again, it's a matter of if I want to pay for the services. That is something I will really need to think about.
If I use such a service just once in a while, I might just use Spotify (I know, the horror, lol).
Thanks for your input, that cleared things up a bit.