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Deezers 'HQ' is 320kbps and depending on the mastering is either clearly worse or about the same. Like Deezer that I get free from EE, there is a million taps to get back to your offline content which is annoying when your browsing etc while listing to a downloaded album and you want to change.

#Crimson court trinkets greyed out how to

The iPhone app is not perfect, and you do need to learn how to use it. It has introduced some great artists I would otherwise never listened too.Д«ut at the end of the day, just like all the other streaming site you will never 'own' the music so stop paying and bye bye to all that music you've paid for. So far zero issues and can log in and download via the phone over cellular connectionД«ut otherwise I love the service especially the playlists they make every week.

#Crimson court trinkets greyed out full

At the full ВЈ20 I'd be more wary of subbing.

Using a VPN you can get it for $19.99 with the equivalent exchange rate (around ВЈ12.50) which helps.

#Crimson court trinkets greyed out update

There was an update in the last week or two to address this issue I thinkДЄnd yes the descriptions are a bit hit and miss, though frankly I don't really care. IPhone 6 in airplane mode, zero issues playing offline/downloaded content. Perhaps they need to reconsider their pricing structure if this is the case. Wasn't there mention previously of people using a VPN and registering Tidal anonymously of location, as the US subscription cost is only $20 per month? Now if they could stream it directly to my car stereo that would be something to have. So the portable aspect on the smartphone is of no consequence to me. I only listen to music at home or in the car, as I imagine many do. The HiFi aspect is crucial to me, because if the CD sounds better, then why bother with streaming? It would be good to see their libraries expanded to include more variety, and eradicate the greying out of tracks. I'm a bit of an old fart, and do struggle to find some albums and artists that I'd love to hear again, (Man Live at the Padgett Rooms Penarth or King Crimson In the Court of the Crimson King) and feel that the libraries currently available seem to cater mainly for more mainstream and newer music. I do love the physical aspect of owning CDs though, and am even seriously considering buying another turntable, as I heard one recently and had forgotten how glorious they sound. I'm convinced though that streaming has a place as a medium, once they've ironed out the licensing problems. This always seemed to happen with the best tracks, and found myself having to buy the cd if I wanted to hear the album in its entirety. Then became frustrated and cancelled the sub after finding certain tracks were greyed out. I tried spotify for a couple of years, for their higher bitrate quality. Im going to give it a few months, but Im not entirely convinced its worth ВЈ20 / month in its current state. Even for 'offline' mode it appears to want to log in live over an internet connection before playing anything (which is of course impossible on a lot of the underground system) - so not really totally offline then.ДЄ lot of their album notes are at the very least inaccurate, and could be construed as absolutely false/ completely wrong - I cant believe they have been written by anyone worth their salt (out of the ten 'notes' I have checked at least 6 listed inaccurate debut albums/ order of release on major releases/ artists of the time)

I don't know whether its the same app as the tested ipad one, but I have certainly seen some of the quirks on my iPhone mentioned. Tidal has some very strange licencing - there are some albums which I have had for years bought legitimately on the british highstreet that Tidal don't have the full album for (and in one sense I find it infuriating where they advertise an album, and yet one or two tracks are greyed out/unavailable). Ive been using Tidal for several weeks now, mainly on my iPhone 6 and this is what Ive come to the conclusion Firstly - you don't watch The Newsroom!!! hahaha