11-Sep-2015, 15:36
(11-Sep-2015, 14:31)JohnnySix Wrote:(11-Sep-2015, 10:17)hesi Wrote:(09-Sep-2015, 14:04)GuillaumeB Wrote:(09-Sep-2015, 13:27)hesi Wrote: The MQA (Meridian) technology (http://www.musicischanging.com/) seems to be very promising.
Roon and Tidal are already on board to support this new technology in the future.
Does anybody know what Devialet has on its mind with MQA?
Nope why don't you ask them?
Guillaume
I will try.
What Do you think about MQA ?
It's fantastic that there are still people in the world with the smarts to innovate music signal processing like this, but it needs to be implemented at the recording stage as well, to get the best out of it. Saw an article in a (British) magazine a while back - think it was HiFi News - that was a full technical investigation.
Yep, I think thats the only key to get the whole approach (formats, etc.) on another level. I heard, that Meridian is already established in the recording studio sector as well. But I am not sure. Its like the dolby licensing approach, it could work......
I think it will be possible to receive MQA via Tidal (example) in the future, the question is, if e.g. players like Roon or the rest in the chain (Devialet) will "decode" the MQA via Software.
When the HUB (Dialog) will come for the expert line, that could be a good spot to integrate the MQA decoding. We will see. But the technical approach of MQA makes absolutely sense. But the best approaches do not alway win (e.g. VHS v.s. Beta and Vid2000)....
