I clean mine every week with q-tips, a damp micro-fiber cloth, and a dab of alcohol.I still find it weird that they announced this without an AirPod refresh
I clean mine every week with q-tips, a damp micro-fiber cloth, and a dab of alcohol.I still find it weird that they announced this without an AirPod refresh
Given their track record with selling specialized speakers, I think you’d be better off with any number of other brands for a sound bar…I’d take a soundbar/HomePod/Apple TV combo please Tim!!
Indeed. Show me the product, give me the spec facts, and tell me what the product can do today, not what it might do in 6 months to a year from now. Keep it short and simple. I have cheering and everything in between on MR to see. lolExactly. And it removes the pressure of having a crowd line up for hours to get in — if there are only 45 minutes worth of announcements, no need to pad it out to 2 hours just to make everyone feel like they got their money’s worth.
In my opinion, all in one products are a bad way to go. When one part of it goes, it is a pain in the butt to deal with.I’d take a soundbar/HomePod/Apple TV combo please Tim!!
It does for music videos. Not all of them, currently, but a decent number of them.That, is not how Apple Music spatial audio works. In the TV app, yes. Not for music. The music app doesn’t do any head tracking
It’s going to be a Spatial Event.
No gyro needed since there is no head tracking needed with Music. With video you are tracking how audio is reproduced in a relation with the screen. With Music that would be terribly disorienting. Apparently spatial audio for Apple Music will therefore be available with any headphone.Not really. You need gyroscopes in the headphones, so only Apple ones with them.
Someone can please, nicely explain to me how Spatial Audio is not a gimmick like iPhone parallax effect.
1. I understand that if you are watching a video and you move you head, the source of the sound keeps "static" so you can artificially get the sensation of being in a theater and turn your head towards the left, right or back speakers. Amazing. Question, how many times a regular person would be turning the head just to perceive this effect?
2. Spatial audio for Apple Music is a mystery to me...do I need to keep looking at the iPhone to perceive the channels in the original order? I don't get it...If a put the iPhone on my pants pocket, I will perceive all the sound coming mostly from one side of my head?
Incorrect. Apple's spatial audio for video content (movies/tv) is only supported on a few models such as the AirPods Pro because it requires realtime head-tracking in relation to the screen/device.Not really. You need gyroscopes in the headphones, so only Apple ones with them.
For me I will watch movies at gym when I am on stairmaster or treadmill and since my head is moving constantly that effect is noticeable and pretty cool.Someone can please, nicely explain to me how Spatial Audio is not a gimmick like iPhone parallax effect.
1. I understand that if you are watching a video and you move you head, the source of the sound keeps "static" so you can artificially get the sensation of being in a theater and turn your head towards the left, right or back speakers. Amazing. Question, how many times a regular person would be turning the head just to perceive this effect?
2. Spatial audio for Apple Music is a mystery to me...do I need to keep looking at the iPhone to perceive the channels in the original order? I don't get it...If a put the iPhone on my pants pocket, I will perceive all the sound coming mostly from one side of my head?
Still could happen before, during or after the event.I still find it weird that they announced this without an AirPod refresh
I may be wrong, and if so, that won't be the first time today but, I don't think there will be immediate buy options tomorrow. if there is hardware announcements tomorrow, I think there will be a short interim before being able to purchase.I'm so excited about tomorrow as if I actually have money to buy anything.
It's clear that they're focusing on the Spatial Audio aspect since the event is called 'Introducing Spatial Audio'. Lossless is just something extra they're providing for people that are already invested in Hi-Res audio equipment.Is this weird to anyone else? A special event just about lossless audio playback... that none of their devices support?
1. This is underselling spatial audio for movies/Tv. It’s actually surround sound, but with the head tracking you mentioned. So do you find surround sound to be a gimmick? Most people would not.Someone can please, nicely explain to me how Spatial Audio is not a gimmick like iPhone parallax effect.
1. I understand that if you are watching a video and you move you head, the source of the sound keeps "static" so you can artificially get the sensation of being in a theater and turn your head towards the left, right or back speakers. Amazing. Question, how many times a regular person would be turning the head just to perceive this effect?
2. Spatial audio for Apple Music is a mystery to me...do I need to keep looking at the iPhone to perceive the channels in the original order? I don't get it...If a put the iPhone on my pants pocket, I will perceive all the sound coming mostly from one side of my head?