bpa wrote: > I am not familiar with the content sent by Tidal and Qobuz but I suspect > they play "tracks" which are essentially flac files. The BBC is > streaming a live stream which is one continuous infinite flac file where > there has to be to regular sync points and no obvious start or end. > Qobuz and Tidal may be streaming file ones one after anonther - each of > which is a finite length (i.e. length is sent as part of flac header). I'm listening to the Radio 3 track stream right now, on firefox 52.02 (a downloaded copy because the standard ubuntu ppa version doesn't include some widget or other). It seems to work fine thus far on my desktop ubuntu PC. As you say, being continuous they must have some way of syncing it. It's way behind live FM - so much so I'm not sure how much, I'll have to wait for a time check. When I tried Qobuz some time ago it was indeed playing tracks, and I'm not aware of any continuous live stream from them (or Tidal).
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