High resolution sound quality or lossless sound quality?

The specific use of high-definition sound quality and lossless sound quality should be selected according to the actual needs and equipment:

Definition and technical characteristics of sound quality: Hi-Res, so-called high-resolution audio. Refers to the audio format that can surpass the traditional CD sound quality (sampling rate 44. 1kHz, bit depth 16bit), and usually has a higher sampling rate (such as 96kHz, 192kHz, etc.). ) and bit depth (such as 24 bits). Hi-Res sound quality can restore more details and dynamic range in music, so that listeners can feel the sound quality closer to the original sound recording; Lossless sound quality, as the name implies, refers to the sound quality that will not lose any audio information during audio compression. Common lossless audio formats are FLAC, ALAC, WAV, etc. Lossless sound quality retains all the details of the original audio signal, so it can restore the same sound as the original recording when decoding and playing.

In practical application, Hi-Res sound quality and lossless sound quality have their own advantages and disadvantages. For music production, professional recording and other fields, Hi-Res sound quality can better meet the demand for sound quality details. Lossless sound quality may be enough to meet the daily listening needs, with good compatibility and popularization.

Compatibility and playback equipment, Hi-Res sound quality has advantages in sound quality performance, but it has higher requirements for playback equipment; In order to fully experience the advantages of Hi-Res sound quality, it is necessary to use playback devices and audio interfaces that support high-resolution audio. Lossless sound quality is more compatible and popular because of its universal format.