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will spotify be upgrading to flac support soon? and streaming in flac for higher quality music? if so spotify would be a leader in sound quality and would set it apart from other competitors. please consider this.
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For me, the FLAC quality option sould be only avilable for a classic spotify premium user
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battant22
Hey Spotify
2016 should be the FLAC year!!!
I'd also like to add that I'd appreciate having flac support in the player. I understand if they don't want to implement it as a streaming option (although, that would be nice) however not being able to add files in my existing library is stupid.
I just want to play my offline FLAC-music via Spotify. Especially since all of my purchased music aint avaible on Spotify. But no one cares.
Spotify is my main source for music. I Dont want to use several apps, simple as that.
Simply, it's because now I've switched to Spotify as my main source for music in my home theater / media room, and I use the android spotify app as a remote to control spotify connect in an AVR, and I'd like to be able to add my music to it, so when I come across an album spotify doesn't have, like blue man group's Complex (Which seems to have been added overnight...did my complaining have anything to do with it? who knows.), I don't have to go into the other room, open the folder and launch it with vlc.
Flac is free, there's absolutely no reason why the developers can't add support for it. It's 2016 now. Audio playback software, especially one that's paid for via subscription should be crippled in this manner.
I want my existing library to be accessible through the app / remote. Not 50% of it, all of it. It's one file type.
Add it already.
I was wondering what data you referenced to arrive at the 99.9% figure?
Is that a big deal, like, if someone posts a figure that's wrong, does that mean flac support isn't necessary for a modern audio player application?
I really want FLAC support for local files in Spotify!
There are lots of albums that don't exist in Spotify's streaming library. When I buy those, they always get copied to FLAC on my hard drive. But if I want to use those albums in Spotify (so they can be part of playlists or whatever), I have to convert them to crappy MP3 and keep two copies of them on my hard drive.
😞
There doesn't seem to be a good solution out there for mixing streamed music and local lossless files (unless Apple Music in iTunes has improved since the free trial ended, but I'd still have to convert from FLAC to M4A lossless). Someday someone is going to get it right and that's who will get my premium subscription - I hope it stays Spotify!
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