Incidentally, for home streaming services I also found that Deezer supports continuation albums. The other issue with Apple Music is that it can only be played using Apple software as it is DRM limited, not directly (for example) on a high quality streamer like the Linn. The work-round is to use Airplay, but this is a pain. Apple need to sort this and have an equivalent to Spotify Connect as well as supporting continuation albums.
Shame as Apple Music has a fantastic catalogue of loss, less and high res audio. This along with track gaps surely can be fixed with future updates. In the meantime I’ll stick with my music library via USB
What also really annoys me about streaming services is they keep changing their catalogue and updating tracks with awful "remastered" versions or even deleting tracks from their catalogue and removing words and verses to pander to the woke agenda, so over time your playlists are destroyed. Buying your own tracks is really the only way forward now.
Thanks for the feedback, I suppose mine will now have it too as It's just done an update this morning, I'll have a look. Is a 3 second stop between tracks really that annoying though? Think I could live with it.
In June 1948 Columbia introduced the Long-Playing record. I think in 2022 we should expect better than this. The audio quality is also significantly below par.
@@G8YTZ The quality is the real issue for me, what's the point in having premium sound in the car when the playback quality is so mediocre via the apps?!
@@NewmanAutomotive I agree, the best quality has to be from a USB stick with FLAC files, but the FM Radio is good as long as the source is uncompressed. At home I have traditional British Hi-Fi.
It is rumoured that Dolby Atmos will come to Tesla cars with Apple Music, perhaps that will be the turning point. The car certainly has the capability of playing 24-Bit 192kHz FLAC files.
Unfortunately the Tesla car application does not give you that option, you are stuck with try base service. One work-round for an improved experience is to use your phone with bluetooth audio, but then you run the possibility of getting into trouble with the police by using a phone whilst driving, so best stick to the Tesla app. I've not yet tried Apple Music on my Linn streamer. I'll do that over Christmas.
@@G8YTZ perhaps, the problem is with Tesla. The Apple Music app is available in newer Samsung and lg TVs. They sound fantastic when played through my sonos home theatre system.
@@tnyshare2938 The video is a review about the new Apple Music app as available in Tesla vehicles. Any other platforms are out of scope of the video. I did not comment on other delivery platforms.
Thanks Justin. Good reviews and update.
Incidentally, for home streaming services I also found that Deezer supports continuation albums. The other issue with Apple Music is that it can only be played using Apple software as it is DRM limited, not directly (for example) on a high quality streamer like the Linn. The work-round is to use Airplay, but this is a pain. Apple need to sort this and have an equivalent to Spotify Connect as well as supporting continuation albums.
Shame as Apple Music has a fantastic catalogue of loss, less and high res audio. This along with track gaps surely can be fixed with future updates. In the meantime I’ll stick with my music library via USB
What also really annoys me about streaming services is they keep changing their catalogue and updating tracks with awful "remastered" versions or even deleting tracks from their catalogue and removing words and verses to pander to the woke agenda, so over time your playlists are destroyed. Buying your own tracks is really the only way forward now.
@@G8YTZ couldn’t agree more! I generally use streaming services to discover new music then only buy a hard copy of what I really like.
Thanks for the feedback, I suppose mine will now have it too as It's just done an update this morning, I'll have a look. Is a 3 second stop between tracks really that annoying though? Think I could live with it.
In June 1948 Columbia introduced the Long-Playing record. I think in 2022 we should expect better than this. The audio quality is also significantly below par.
@@G8YTZ The quality is the real issue for me, what's the point in having premium sound in the car when the playback quality is so mediocre via the apps?!
@@NewmanAutomotive I agree, the best quality has to be from a USB stick with FLAC files, but the FM Radio is good as long as the source is uncompressed. At home I have traditional British Hi-Fi.
Do you need to have the paid version of tidal fir it to work ? I couldn’t get it to work on the free tidal option.
Yes, only the paid version is supported. The Tidal Hi-Fi version is also required for the improved audio quality.
Tesla probably still needs to do som tweaking with Apple Music because Apple music supports lossless audio
It is rumoured that Dolby Atmos will come to Tesla cars with Apple Music, perhaps that will be the turning point. The car certainly has the capability of playing 24-Bit 192kHz FLAC files.
@@G8YTZ that would be really nice
You probably didn’t set it to highest resolution for Apple Music. That’s why it sounded horrible.
Unfortunately the Tesla car application does not give you that option, you are stuck with try base service. One work-round for an improved experience is to use your phone with bluetooth audio, but then you run the possibility of getting into trouble with the police by using a phone whilst driving, so best stick to the Tesla app. I've not yet tried Apple Music on my Linn streamer. I'll do that over Christmas.
@@G8YTZ you are supposed to set high resolution for Apple Music at your phone which will then propagate to your Tesla Apple Music app.
@@tnyshare2938 Unfortunately it does not.
@@G8YTZ perhaps, the problem is with Tesla. The Apple Music app is available in newer Samsung and lg TVs. They sound fantastic when played through my sonos home theatre system.
@@tnyshare2938 The video is a review about the new Apple Music app as available in Tesla vehicles. Any other platforms are out of scope of the video. I did not comment on other delivery platforms.