If you are like the editor, you didn’t grab it Apple Music for Android ofTest Qualificationwords. Don’t be sad, because this time Apple quickly completed the test of the new generation music streaming function and has pushed the official version to the Google Play Store! Continue reading Apple Music for Android officially supports lossless and spatial audio reporting content.
Apple Music for Android officially supports lossless and spatial audio
In mid-June, the Android version test of the new-generation Apple streaming music service was officially launched, including the Spatial Audio spatial audio listening experience in Dolby Atmos format, and the Hi-Res Lossless lossless sound quality that many people are looking forward to. It seems that we didn’t encounter too many problems during this period, so one month after starting the test, the update was officially pushed to the Google App Store.
The function of this update is not only in terms of sound quality, but also provides automatic fade-in and fade-out functions. The author also directly downloaded and tried the new version of Apple Music through Pixel 3 XL. It is a pity to find that fidelity compressed audio can only be enabled in the option settings (remember to enable it); in terms of Dolby Atmos format, it seems that the hardware cannot directly support it. It was confirmed that Wei Ruxuan’s album “Have A Nice Day” supports spatial audio and fidelity compressed audio, but only the latter mark was displayed on my phone.
Apple Music spatial audio support page (English versionhas been updated), it is mentioned that you need to seek additional support from the manufacturer to understand the status of support. If so, you can find the option to activate it in the settings page.
That is to say, this page update also corrects the iPhone’s built-in speaker’s support for Dolby Atmos playback. The iPhone XR and iPad mini (fifth generation) that were originally mentioned to be supported were directly removed, and then the iPad Air was also revised to require at least the fourth generation before it can be used. This is also the part of the Apple update support page that has also been updated this time.
Apple now mentions Android devices as supported for Dolby Atoms in Apple Music. At the same time: bad news for built-in speakers on older iPads and iPhones. See https://t.co/c3K4hfwGWE pic.twitter.com/FscffqpA3H
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Source: KOCPC Chinese