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| Apple prepares to add HD broadcasts to Apple Music |
Apple may have bigger plans next week than originally planned, and it looks like there are some surprising announcements in the Apple Music HD Streaming category.
A report by 9to5Google indicated that the latest beta of the Android service app contains direct references to High-Resolution Audio that was previously unavailable.
Apple Music offers only two quality options: one for higher quality and one for lower data usage.
Providing these options makes it an easy alternative. Usually, if you are not connected to a wireless network, there is less data that you can use when casting.
In Apple Music 3.6.0 beta for Android, there is proof that Apple Music for Android has high quality audio streaming and download options.
Apple has issued a strong warning about the amount of data and storage space used for high-quality audio. It has been noted that the audio file contains all the details of the original file without being lost and that playing this file results in high data consumption.
He added: Devices that do not waste sound need more space, and 10 GB of space can store approximately 3000 high-quality songs, 1000 songs without loss, or 200 high-quality songs without loss.
Apple continues to issue warnings, saying: Streaming uses more data without causing significant losses, and a 3-minute song takes about 1.5MB with high efficiency, or 6MB HD at 256kbps, or 24bit / no loss. 36MB at 48KHz. The high resolution of 145MB (24-bit / 192kHz frequency, lossless) is supported in various ways depending on song availability, network conditions, and the capacity of the connected speakers or headphones.
The fact that Apple has now added this data to its Android app indicates that this can happen sooner rather than later, as the Apple One bundle was released a few days before its release on Apple Music for Android.
The Android app code states that Apple Music offers two lossless playback options: the first is lossless ALAC up to 24-bit / 48kHz and the second is lossless ALAC HD up to 24-bit / 192kHz.