canada16uk
Prominent Member
I have a note 9 and was playing the Ultra HD 3D stuff on my XM4's and noticed I was only getting about 44Khz compared to a song original of about 96khz
I have a Yamaha RX-3050 and Nvidia sheild and the sound is even worse on those devices listening though my MA Golds.
Deezer was so so much better through my phone and my Nvidia Shield, why is Amazon doing such a bad jobs with my phone and Nvidia Sheild?
I have ensured all the Dolby Atmos, and Best quality Audio settings are checked.
I know I was not expecting to hear a night and day difference, but with the 3D audio on my XM4 I was hoping to hear something better, but on a remastered Hotel California on CD quality and Amazon Ultra HD 3D, I cannot hear any difference.
I know my phone and Nvidia are my weak link, but I cannot afford a proper Media Streamer which costs stupid money, also I would need one for out and about as well.
I actually had to turn my amp to 1 where as when I was with Deezer I was listening on about -38db, that is a huge gap in sound loudness.
How can I get to the Amazon 96khz original Ultra HD without spending stupid money?
Or is there a easy way around this?
I have a Yamaha RX-3050 and Nvidia sheild and the sound is even worse on those devices listening though my MA Golds.
Deezer was so so much better through my phone and my Nvidia Shield, why is Amazon doing such a bad jobs with my phone and Nvidia Sheild?
I have ensured all the Dolby Atmos, and Best quality Audio settings are checked.
I know I was not expecting to hear a night and day difference, but with the 3D audio on my XM4 I was hoping to hear something better, but on a remastered Hotel California on CD quality and Amazon Ultra HD 3D, I cannot hear any difference.
I know my phone and Nvidia are my weak link, but I cannot afford a proper Media Streamer which costs stupid money, also I would need one for out and about as well.
I actually had to turn my amp to 1 where as when I was with Deezer I was listening on about -38db, that is a huge gap in sound loudness.
How can I get to the Amazon 96khz original Ultra HD without spending stupid money?
Or is there a easy way around this?
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