{"1":{"question":"What is lossless?","answer":"<p dir='ltr'>Music that is streamed or downloaded digitally typically comes in &quot;compressed&quot; formats like MP3.<\/p><p dir='ltr'>Uncompressed does not imply &quot;lossless.&quot;<\/p><p dir='ltr'>Instead, it&rsquo;s a certain class of compressed digital audio files.<\/p><p dir='ltr'>It doesn&#39;t &quot;lose&quot; any detail during the compression process by employing superior data compression algorithms.<\/p>"},"2":{"question":"Is lossless better than high-quality?","answer":"<p dir='ltr'>A sample of audio that hasn&#39;t been degraded by compression is said to be lossless.<\/p><p dir='ltr'>These samples are the original versions.<\/p><p dir='ltr'>Therefore, lossless audio doesn&#39;t necessarily guarantee better audio.<\/p><p dir='ltr'>Lossless audio can be created from any audio, regardless of resolution.<\/p><p dir='ltr'>High-resolution audio, on the other hand, is higher quality audio that has a greater bit depth and a greater sample rate.<\/p><p dir='ltr'>Audio in high resolution can be lossless or lossy.<\/p>"},"3":{"question":"What is the difference between streaming music vs downloading?","answer":"<p dir='ltr'>Both downloading and streaming entail sending a file to the target device.&nbsp;<\/p><p dir='ltr'>The main distinction is that a download is retained in memory while a streaming file is merely played when it becomes available.&nbsp;<\/p><p dir='ltr'>Both procedures entail downloading.<\/p><p dir='ltr'>Yet, only one results in a copy of the material remaining on your device that you may access whenever you want without having to re-receive (or download) it.<\/p>"}}