@jack jaaaaacckk! is this now possible? please translate for us. is this real?! https://image.nostr.build/645891be7f1f97c548ac1c2b56e6a07695667d271616c25c0bf67544d487604a.jpg
Just means more data being sent. https://www.howtogeek.com/744383/what-is-lossless-audio/
🙏 omg, thank you ~so~ much. the article perfectly explains what i was wondering about. For anyone else reading this: the new apple pods are just over the threshold to be considered lossless. “Lossless audio is always presented in the CD-quality resolution of 16-bit/44.1kHz or better and may go all the way up to 24-bit/192kHz.”
https://www.macrumors.com/2022/09/07/airpods-pro-2-no-lossless-audio/
Article is old
jaaaaack! the world ~needs~ lossless on wireless. please do something. HIGH p r i o r i t y ‼️ 🥹🙏🧡
Lol
you are pathetic and disgusting.
i say this as a lifelong audiophile. ( as opposed to a wannabe embarrassment like you )
talking about sound quality in the context of apple earbuds is like talking about nutrition in the context of eating your own diarrhea ... please just shut your dumbfuck mouth and never open it again.
Actually they do support the Lossless Audio, except it’s limited for the Vision Pro only. https://image.nostr.build/b5b6adf5e122470930578a1380572c1410bc8968606fe8fceb335ded53399c24.jpg
so what happens if the audio is lossless? it just plays the standard version and you can't really tell either way, right?
i think something like that… sound quality was ~significantly~ better with my old wired headphones when listening to high “resolution” audio files, cd’s… now, my bluetooth headphones, even though it’s a comp in terms of price-point, just are not at all capable of delivering the quality of sound i heard before with wired.
lossless was a thing 20 years ago. what are you a fucking boomer ?