After reading up on some high end music (flac) it seems the android in general ( I have Galaxy s3 )
can't play the files to the full capacity , from what I read, I don't know if it is true or not.
http://neutronmp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1264
"Majority of high-end Android devices could do 24/96kHz! Starting from Samsung Galaxy S. But, Android OS is hardcoded to 16/44.1 kHz and it is not flexible in changing the output format. So, whatever device is low or high end it will be playing 16/44.1... Device producers did not provide any native API to overcome Android audio stack also "
My question is can the 1st batch Pandora play the - Ultra-high resolution recordings (192 kHz/24 bit) Flac files without loosing any quality ? or is it also scaled down ? Thanks Bud
can't play the files to the full capacity , from what I read, I don't know if it is true or not.
http://neutronmp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1264
"Majority of high-end Android devices could do 24/96kHz! Starting from Samsung Galaxy S. But, Android OS is hardcoded to 16/44.1 kHz and it is not flexible in changing the output format. So, whatever device is low or high end it will be playing 16/44.1... Device producers did not provide any native API to overcome Android audio stack also "
My question is can the 1st batch Pandora play the - Ultra-high resolution recordings (192 kHz/24 bit) Flac files without loosing any quality ? or is it also scaled down ? Thanks Bud