Hi. I would be happy to see asio and wasapi support in your windows desktop app. Tidal has this function and in my opinion it really smoothens sound and makes quality slightly better.
Would love to have this. Will be a great edge against Deezer’s competitors. A lot of audiophiles are quite technical. An implementation advantage like this in PCs/Macs would be a good thing to put in marketing material.
Hi, currently testing Deezer and Tidal, and I wonder why this option has not been implemented yet. This is important option and would make many people happy.
I don’t understand what the holdup is with this. Now that Spotify failed, it’s a better time than ever to give us a bitperfect desktop app and get ahead of the competition.
Where I live Deezer hifi actually costs more than I’m paying for Tidal hifi plus. Qobuz isn’t available in my country but when it is, if Deezer doesn’t have a bitperfect desktop app, I’ll cancel Deezer and add Qobuz in addition to Tidal.
Please, stop dragging this out. It’s 2022, hifi customers expect bitperfect. Otherwise, we can use Spotify for 5 euros a month...
Hi All, is https://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/WDM_Driver an option in the meantime to bypass Windows audio stack? I am sure there are other WDM drivers out there as well. Trialing at the moment.
I just started a 2 months trial (just to test integration with Google Home) and was thinking I might stay on it if sound quality was there and that I would stop using Qobuz. Then, I immediately realized that there’s not option to select wasapi exclusive output on desktop… This has to be a joke when they advertise than sound is “hi-fi quatity” and whatever other lies they write (“ as if you were right in the recording studio”, “crystal clear music on your home sound system”, blah, blah, blah). I guess I’ll stick to Qobuz then.