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Really? - how do you 'tolerate' driving over less than perfectly flat roads? - how do you 'tolerate' looking through a window which was cleaned more than half
by Yetanfou 9y ago
Really?
- how do you 'tolerate' driving over less than perfectly flat roads?
- how do you 'tolerate' looking through a window which was cleaned more than half an hour ago?
- how do you 'tolerate' using last year's PC?
- how do you 'tolerate' linving in less than a full democracy?
- how do you 'tolerate' ... well, anything 'less than perfect'?
192 Kbps is perfectly usable for most occasions. You're not going to hear the difference while listening in a car, using a pair of 'less than perfect' headphones, in a noisy environment. If you want to listen to music with high dynamic variations in ideal listening conditions you might want to use something better but that's about it.
- dzhiurgis 9y agoIn all of those cases I have no choice. I do, however, have a choice for listening using high-end system while most headphones and cars make no difference in fidelity. Then there is problem of fragmentation. Far from all artists use same network, so you'll end up paying for multiple services to get the same thing.
- Yetanfou 9y agoThere is no fragmentation if you insist on getting downloadable content. Storage is cheap, get your own server and stuff it with your music. Install a streaming server (something like Subsonic/Madsonic/etc comes to mind, mpd also works when configured correctly) and point your devices at it.