Yes, I was previously a little concerned that the losses introduced by MQA encoding might still be present if we were listening to the files on non-MQA players, even if they still showed up as 16/44, but it seems that this is not the case.
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Good to know, cheers.
Iāll relax a bit while wading through Tidal duplicates in the Naim app now. Of course, I stand by my earlier point that Naim could do a better job by either hiding or letting us differentiate. Of course, indicating something is MQA when they donāt support it is also a can of worms, so I now appreciate why they donāt do thatā¦
I donāt have a pragmatic solution so I guess that means the status quo aināt so bad. Iāll shut up now!
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Even before MQA, Tidal always had a large number of duplicated and triplicated albums, artists and tracks, with no clear information about what differences there were between them. I find browsing through this mess rather irritating.
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