Been getting lots of dropouts on both Qobuz and Tidal while driving my vehicle the last couple of days. They've been pretty much un-listenable. Had to skip Qobuz and Tidal and go back to "low definition" Sirius/XM...yuck! What gives?
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Been getting lots of dropouts on both Qobuz and Tidal while driving my vehicle the last couple of days. They've been pretty much un-listenable. Had to skip Qobuz and Tidal and go back to "low definition" Sirius/XM...yuck! What gives?
Weather and cell signal strength if not close to towers.
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I’m getting ready to cut XM, and use my iPhone with Apple Play in my car for Tidal and Qobuz
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Originally Posted by UltraFast69
Ed, what I do: download albums on my iPhone Tidal and Qobuz app.
Then play them offline while driving.
Works perfectly (I have about 300 albums on my phone).
There is good 4G in my region, but sometimes, when I travel, there is not even 3G.
I simply copy several digital albums to a thumb drive. No muss no fuss :)....
It would be unusual for me to ever listen to music in the car. Maybe on a long trip.
Thats what I do thrumb drive, or let my car sync with my iphone and play whats on my phone , Never could get decent Tidal or Qubuz in my car . but my XM always works perfectQuote:
Originally Posted by Randy Myers
The higher res music on Tidal &Qobuz require more bandwidth and our phone companies seem either not to allow that much data or not capable of providing it. Even around the city Tidal is mostly not usable. Tidal does have a settin that will vary the quality based on your phone signal, I haven't tried it. I see some phone companies have a way you can get internet in your car, there's the cost, plus I wonder how good that can be it the regular data isn't up to task.
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Originally Posted by bluegrassphile