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If the transmission of music is your favorite, you have probably heard that Apple is entering its Alac format without losses in Apple Music for all users.<\/p>\n
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Like other important music transmission services, Apple is promoting the advantages of lossless audio and high resolution on traditional audio reproduction.<\/p>\n
The change throughout the industry to offer high resolution audio options and without losses poses each of the following questions:<\/p>\n
What is lossless audio? Is it the same as high resolution? If not, what is the difference and why should you care?<\/p>\n
Let’s examine the terms to see if there is something that supports the exaggeration.<\/p>\n
Audio without losses<\/p>\n
In the first days of music transmission, transferring music files through the Internet was cumbersome. The Internet is still in diapers, so the speeds are low and questionable reliability.<\/p>\n
In the past, the storage space was also quite expensive. Therefore, music publishers must find ways to launch music using the least amount of resources possible. This is where the audio is entered with loss.<\/p>\n
When it comes to music, study recordings are quite large. They can occupy dozens of storage space megabytes. In an era in which most people do not have storage gigabytes, it is not practical to offer uncompressed study recordings.<\/p>\n
Therefore, musical production creates highly compressed audio files to significantly reduce the size of the file. These compressed files are what we know today as audio files with loss.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"