Apple Music

La serie de Apple TV+ es Calls a secas, de Fede Alvarez. La cosa está en que todo se cuenta mediante audio. Solo se ve un diagrama de la onda sonora telefónica en pantalla, con un fondo de colores. Está bastante bien.
 
gary1991 dijo:
La serie de Apple TV+ es Calls a secas, de Fede Alvarez. La cosa está en que todo se cuenta mediante audio. Solo se ve un diagrama de la onda sonora telefónica en pantalla, con un fondo de colores. Está bastante bien.
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HOSTIAAAA! Conocía el concepto, lo que no sabía era que era de Fede Álvarez!!! Entonces voy a tener que ponérmela si o si!!! :babas
 

HomePods are Better with Tidal HiFi​



"For the vast majority of people who will buy HomePod, Apple Music is perfect. It’s integrated with Siri and sounds more than good enough to most ears. For me, I could hear some displeasing compression artefacts in the treble and also in a slight little muddying of the soundstage. Both issues were completely solved with a Tidal subscription. I’m OK with having to select music manually from my computer or phone and use Airplay to get it to the HomePods, although I wish Tidal would integrate Siri.

The HomePods work with Airplay which caps out at CD quality. Apple Music uses only around 1/4 of that bandwidth. Tidal Hifi can stream at CD quality and use all of it. There’s a big difference if I are listening to the sound in carefully, but most people won’t ever notice even if they try.

To my ears Tidal makes the HomePods, turning them from average sounding speakers into clear and spacious speakers. I also think Apple Music has issues and wish Apple would provide a Hifi option".
 
gary1991 dijo:

HomePods are Better with Tidal HiFi​



"For the vast majority of people who will buy HomePod, Apple Music is perfect. It’s integrated with Siri and sounds more than good enough to most ears. For me, I could hear some displeasing compression artefacts in the treble and also in a slight little muddying of the soundstage. Both issues were completely solved with a Tidal subscription. I’m OK with having to select music manually from my computer or phone and use Airplay to get it to the HomePods, although I wish Tidal would integrate Siri.

The HomePods work with Airplay which caps out at CD quality. Apple Music uses only around 1/4 of that bandwidth. Tidal Hifi can stream at CD quality and use all of it. There’s a big difference if I are listening to the sound in carefully, but most people won’t ever notice even if they try.

To my ears Tidal makes the HomePods, turning them from average sounding speakers into clear and spacious speakers. I also think Apple Music has issues and wish Apple would provide a Hifi option".
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y esto a las puertas del Lossless de Apple Music... Ok.
 
@Discord Pie @DeBilbao @deimos . A ver si me podeis ayudar a entender que está pasando exactamente, porfa.

Resulta que desde que se lanzó Mac Os 11.4 e IOS 14.6, muchas canciones no se reproducen si las añado a mi biblioteca y las descargo, pero sin embargo si se reproducen correctamente si las busco y doy al play directamente en Apple Music sin añadirlas a la biblioteca. Tengo un caso abierto con Apple sobre el tema. Las que no se reproducen estando descargadas en mi biblioteca, si me voy a obtener información del archivo, no pone "Archivo AAC de Apple Music", que es lo normal, sino "contenido HLS" (?!). Dice Apple que es un nuevo formato/protocolo de transmisión, y que todo el catálogo pasará a estar en HLS, pero que sin embargo, las versiones actuales de Mac Os e IOS tienen problemas con su reproducción (no debería ser así).

Están en ello. Mientras tanto me han aconsejado que no descargue las canciones offline, porque una parte importante del catalogo ya está en HLS y por tanto no se reproducirá.


En fin, vaya tela...


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Cuando toda la vida ha puesto esto.


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En fin, vaya chapuza.
 
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Yo he notado saltos y cortes pero si se me reproducían al final eliminé las descargas y listo. No sabía nada del champús HLS este.
 
Tengo varios compañeros de trabajo a los que la última actualización de macOS les ha matado Time Machine. No sé qué cambios habrán hecho en general pero yo por si acaso no actualizo por el momento.
 
Tim dijo:
Tengo varios compañeros de trabajo a los que la última actualización de macOS les ha matado Time Machine. No sé qué cambios habrán hecho en general pero yo por si acaso no actualizo por el momento.
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Joder, Time Machine viene con el SO. No entiendo como pueden joder funciones tan vitales.
 
@Discord Pie. Oferta de trabajo publicada por Apple...


Are you passionate about Music? The ‌Apple Music‌ team is looking for stellar software engineers to create awesome listening experiences for our over 1 billion active users. Our team enjoys a tremendous impact — we are one of the first applications on every new Apple platform, and our app is often featured in Keynotes and in marketing materials. The experiences you enable are sure to be tweeted and blogged about all over the internet. You'll get to work with system engineers across Apple, learning the inner-workings of iOS, watchOS, tvOS and homeOS, and optimizing your code for performance in ways only Apple can. Come join our team and make a real difference for music lovers worldwide.

The ‌Apple Music‌ Frameworks team owns the technology stack that enables the system-integrated ‌Apple Music‌ experience on all of our mobile platforms: iOS, watchOS, and homeOS.


¿HomeOS?. ¿Cómo que HomeOS?
 
gary1991 dijo:
Pero... ¿qué es exactamente HLS?
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Un protocolo para el streaming de contenidos con bitrate variable, desarrollado por Apple y en el mercado desde... 2009 (¡dos mil nueve, sí!)

De HTTP Live Streaming - Wikipedia

HTTP Live Streaming (also known as HLS) is an HTTP-based adaptive bitrate streaming communications protocol developed by Apple Inc. and released in 2009. Support for the protocol is widespread in media players, web browsers, mobile devices, and streaming media servers. As of 2019, an annual video industry survey has consistently found it to be the most popular streaming format.[2]

HLS resembles MPEG-DASH in that it works by breaking the overall stream into a sequence of small HTTP-based file downloads, each downloading one short chunk of an overall potentially unbounded transport stream. A list of available streams, encoded at different bit rates, is sent to the client using an extended M3U playlist.
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