Audio Engineer Explains How to Get Lossless Audio Over Wireless Bluetooth

#AD Over the sixteen years of my experience as an audio engineer, I've had the opportunity to perform in bands, record, and mix them. The craft of capturing emotion, story, and experience over sound and having others share in that is truly amazing. It is also a challenge to replicate that intimacy when you hear it because of the limitations of technology and how we obtain our music.

That's why I'm thankful for Snapdragon Sound. I had a chance to go to the legendary Village Studios in Los Angeles, where they have worked with artists like Dr. Dre, Harry Styles, and Nine Inch Nails, to hear from @jpsaxe about the ways that Snapdragon Sound helps you better experience what the artists and engineers intended.

Because of Snapdragon Sound with Qualcomm aptX Lossless technology, you to hear precisely what was captured, mixed, and mastered without any loss of quality, even over Bluetooth's compression. That's like having the ability to watch a video at 4K instead of 720p!

Even if you're listening to audio that isn't master-level quality, like from a streaming service, they have developed the technology to fill in the gaps and replicate precisely what was intended in the mix without any artifacts.

So make sure the next time you listen to something, EXPERIENCE it the way the artist intended with @snapdragon Sound

Thanks to Snapdragon for sponsoring this video!

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[ThisIsTechToday]

Thanks to Snapdragon for sponsoring this video and helping us get lossless quality audio over Bluetooth!

[lemonhausmx]

Too much BT and AI, but Wired headphones are the King.

[andikappradana]

The highest bit rate transmission over Bluetooth is Sony LDAC currently and it's still not quite "Hi-Res" as far as I know. But, they have a solution for that. They make DSEE built in into the headphone itself

[joeromack]

sadly, a limited choice of phones and music players that have APXT lossless

[atifalishaikh]

hey...which is best IEM earphone under $80. Sound quality and loudness is priority

[tahsin]

Everyone just copies sony without giving them any credits. From sound virtualization to sound upscaling to bluetooth codec. Go to audio settings of an ancient xperia. Or even a bravia.

[filip]

I'm intrigued how different this will be to Samsung's exclusive proprietary lossless tech, and how it would improve Tidal Hi-fi master quality.

[jamespayter]

Very pissed off with Samsung. I got the S24 Ultra and the only 'lossless' codecs are the Samsung proprietary one, or LDAC. I won't buy the new Sony earbuds because Sony's customer service burned me hard with the WF1000-XM4s so LDAC Is out of the window. I bought the Sennheiser TWM4s recently and assumed that as the S24 Ultra is basically the flagship Snapdragon phone right now that it would support Aptx Lossless... Nope, Samsung software cripple it to force people to buy their inferior earbuds.

The moral of the story is I won't buy Samsung or Sony ever again. (And yes, i know i shouldn't have assumed Samsung would support Aptx Lossless, and i know i could just buy different earbuds to the Sennheiser ones, but i liked all the reviews about the TWM4s ok?!)

[Cleansahil]

Ldac is way much better than Aptx (sound quality)

[sagarborah]

Brandon I bought a pair of Bose QC ii earbuds. Will it get Qualcomm aptx lossless as it has the hardware