Let’s get back to exactly what Caesar has: The source code of the Apple Music app on Android, which we know has a “hi-fi” offer for streaming service. Apple Music users on the opposite site will soon be able to enjoy seamless audio on local audio and Dolby Atmos: version 3.6 of the app, which is in beta, has new confirmation settings.
Surprisingly, we find popular labels Dolby Atmos And Without loss/High quality lossless In compatible albums. There are no settings for Dolby Atmos (yet?), However, new options appear in the menu Audio quality, For cell broadcasting, WiFi streaming and downloads. Surprisingly, these are the same settings as the iOS version.
There are three quality levels: Rose (AAC 256 kbit / s), Without loss (ALAC up to 24 bits, up to 48 kHz) and High quality lossless (ALAC up to 24 bits, 192 kHz). For cell broadcast, the user can select the lowest demand fourth position, High performance.
The Android app offers another feature unknown to iOS, the automatic crossfade that completes the manual shortcut (you can choose the length of the blur between the two tracks up to 12 seconds). It’s really ugly that we do not have the right to it …
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