It's official: Spotify finally supports lossless audio. The company made the announcement in a blog post on Wednesday, revealing that the high fidelity audio option will begin rolling out to Premium subscribers in "select markets."
What the change means for you is a better listening experience, assuming you're using high quality headphones or speakers. 320kbit/s audio sounds good enough, but it's compressed, which means you're losing audio data in the name of lowering storage or streaming sizes. Lossless audio, on the other hand, keeps all the original audio data during compression, so with the right equipment, you'll be able to hear more details in your music than before.
You might not actually notice a difference anyway, particularly if you typically use Bluetooth headphones or speakers. Bluetooth is convenient, but the technology is limited when it comes to audio quality: It can support high quality audio playback, but not lossless, so anything above that 320kbit/s will likely be compressed before it reaches your ears. As such, Spotify recommends you used wired audio outputs when playing back lossless tracks.
Spotify plans to roll out lossless audio to over 50 markets, but is starting with the following: Australia, Austria, Czechia, Denmark, Germany, Japan, New Zealand, the Netherlands, Portugal, Sweden, the U.S., and the U.K.
How to stream lossless on Spotify
Credit: SpotifyOpen Spotify, then tap your profile in the top left.
Media Quality.
You can also choose how you want to experience lossless, including over cellular, downloads, or wifi.
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