L.E.: Tests were done with AudFree recording first minute of 'Roddy Ricch - The Box' via Win10-64bit apps from Tidal and Deezer. Maybe when Deezer will provide a Family Plan with Hi-Fi lossless streaming I'll fully recommend it over Tidal, but meanwhile both apps have their own pros and cons.

If Lyrics, EQ and multi-language interface is what you need, the go for Deezer, but for best audio quality and a Family Plan, Tidal is a winner. As for the EQ, Deezer has it, but it has not much use given it's fewer EQ bands and non-adjustable Q interval. TIDAL is missing Lyrics, EQ and multi-language support, so why having a Family plan if you're missing language support and Lyrics? Yes, Lyrics, all kids love lyrics, but I'm sure all parents are aware of this already. Normal - Reduced data usage for slower connections. High - Best compromise between data usage and sound quality (320kbps AAC). Qobuz is, however, the first music service to bring 24-bit hi-res audio streaming to Sonos speakers, making it a good choice if you’ve invested in the Sonos ecosystem. HiFi - Lossless CD quality (1411kbps or 16bit / 44.1kHz). The only other issue is that, while Qobuz claims to have more hi-res tracks than rivals, Tidal’s hi-res streams also sound marginally better for timing and dynamics.

MQA is authenticated by the artists themselves. Master - Authenticated files from the mastering process. Tidal Normal Qualityĭespite Tidal says that Normal Quality (for slower connections) is below High Quality (320Kbs AAC), I found this being vice-versa, so either it's a marketing gimmick, either they swapped the check-boxes in their own app interface:

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