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It's convenient. It's where all my playlists are... that said, I'm open to alternatives?
I like this model, because YT has niche creators and I dont have to care about "Spotify changes X" news. Note: I have 1.5GB songs stored locally and listen ~30 minutes daily. I acknowledge discovering new songs is slower
160kbps? Jesus no lol
For Opus codec its when you hit diminishing returns stage
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/8d/Opus_quality_comparison_colorblind_compatible.svg
Learn something new every day!
What devices can play OPUS format?
What's OPUS compression like?
You can just use NewPipe background player. NewPipe lets you create and save playlists. No ads.
Well, piracy, but I'd say apple music or tidal, etc are even better than Spotify. There are services for transferring your playlists.
Some are paid but if it's just a one time transfer you could do them all in a free trial window.
Been using Soundiiz.com for that!
That's the one! I'm sure there's many options though.
People, don't let your playlists stop you from shopping around streaming services.