Latency refers to the delay between a user's input and the system's response, and is not typically used as an audio quality metric for music streaming services.

Lossless audio streaming typically uses a bitrate range of 960 kbps to 1411 kbps to maintain the original audio quality without any loss.

Lossless audio streaming is a feature related to audio quality, not music discovery.

Music streaming services offer the convenience of accessing a vast music library on-demand, without the need for physical media or downloads.

Audio quality is a factor that affects the listening experience, not the user experience of the music streaming service itself.

Music streaming services typically require a subscription fee, while traditional music ownership allows for a one-time purchase.

Tidal is a high-fidelity music streaming service that offers lossless audio streaming, while the other options are more popular mainstream music streaming services.

CD-quality audio typically uses a sample rate of 44.1 kHz.

MP3 is a lossy audio format, while FLAC, WAV, and ALAC are lossless audio formats.

Lossless audio streaming services offer higher audio quality compared to lossy audio streaming services.

Spotify does not offer lossless audio streaming, while the other options do.

CD-quality audio typically has a dynamic range of around 90 dB.

Music streaming services typically require an internet connection for streaming, so offline listening features involve downloading or caching content for playback without an internet connection.

Personalized recommendations help users discover new music that they might enjoy based on their listening history and preferences.

Customer support is not directly related to the user experience of the music streaming service itself, but rather to the level of assistance and support provided to users.