Will Xbox music sound quality improve ?

I want to use Xbox One music , but it's only 192 kbs .

it makes my high end stereo sound like a walkie - talkie

I now use Google play at 320 kbs.

Will things at Xbox music improve ?

:)

 

Audio Through Xbox 360 Elite Only Works through TV, Not 5.1 Surround Setup

Hopefully these links may help you
support.xbox.com/.../improve-audio-quality &
support.xbox.com/.../connect-sound-system

 

I have Bose cinemate series audio system and I am not hearing Xbox 360 sound from Bose speakers

Hello SubmarineSnake5,



You can find out exactly how to get to those audio settings on your console on our page to

Improve the audio quality of the Xbox 360 console.



Let us know if adjusting those settings help get you some sound.



Thanks!

 

It wont hurt to speak with support they might have a solution for your issue.

 

You should test your connection. You could be experiencing low quality because the system is unable to stream anymore. Netflix has a similar system where the quality will lower if it can't keep up to avoid buffering.

 

I've never had a problem and I have music downloaded on my windows phone works wonderfully through my alpine deck with bose speakers I got from the junk yard

 

Where can you see the kbs?

 

The only way I see it is in either wmp or the music app

 

This is a little late, but I'm sympathetic to the OPs dilemma. I'm considering a subscription to similar services but after different free trials I've concluded Xbox Music pass has the lowest stream rate of any online music service amongst the big 4 or
5. Downloaded content is at 320 kbs, streaming is only 192 kbs. Average listeners over pc speakers or earbuds won't care, but anyone who have sunk $$$ into audio equipment can absolutely tell the emptiness of the bit rate on Xbox compared to others. If
you think its a fad, consider Jay-Z has invested in higher bit rates for streaming services with their acquisition of Tidal (which has the highest of all streaming services at over 1400 kbs). Microsoft needs to bring it. I don't think it should be expected
to compete with Tidal at $19/mo., but at the same price point as other services of $9/mo. you shouldn't on get half the bit rate of other services. Come on Microsoft...just be good at something, or over achieve for once. Let the weak link of my streaming
service be the ISP or my machine not the streaming service. I'll probably have to opt for Tidal until MS kicks it up a notch or 20.

 

I thought the XB1 supported the best sound out there (7.1 surround sound), so what's the issue? The quality of the sound? Hmm... Never bothered me, but then again, I'm hard of hearing - as long as I can hear it, I'm good to go.

 

Maybe it will sound better once they change the name to Groove.

www.theverge.com/.../microsoft-groove-music-features