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The migration itself is not difficult because I also have UK and US accounts. I compared each catalog the other day. I'm a classical fan, so it's mostly classical albums. Many albums are still missing in the US catalog compared to Europe. There isn't much difference between the UK and Europe, but I found some albums that are missing from the UK catalog. So I can't think of moving to the US or UK account right now.

Finally Qobuz Studio Premier came in Europe. But I'm disappointed at €19.99/m. US $14.99/m, UK £14.99/m... Why?

Qobuz currently provides Track Gain via API. It can be used as ReplayGain on Roon, BubbleUPnP (Android App) and BubbleUPnP Server. However, I think that generally use Album Gain more than Track Gain for ReplayGain. I request that Qobuz provide Album Gain.

I have thousands of favorites in the Qobuz catalog, but there are limits to managing them just with the Favorites and Manual Playlists features. I want the ability to build my own library from the Qobuz catalog. It is equivalent to managing local files with Audirvana. (I personally don't want to use Roon) Especially for classical sound sources, it is very important to manage them by tags such as composer, instrument, style, conductor, orchestra and soloist. Since Audirvana can be linked with Qobuz, it is better if Audirvana can manage it, but currently Audirvana does not provide such a function. I'm reaching the limit of managing libraries on Qobuz.

I also confirmed with Qobuz. It is currently under negotiation and the situation is temporary and they seem to be working on a Studio Premier plan in Europe. I checked the US classical catalog about a year ago, and it was missing a significant number more than the European classical catalog. I may need to check the US catalog again.

Does anyone know why Qobuz Studio Premier isn't coming in Europe? Qobuz Studio Premier is currently offered for $15/£15 in the US and UK, but I keep paying €25 in Netherlands. Are they working on offering Studio Premier plan in Europe? I feel a little frustrated with them.

I connect my Android Device and Android DAP to Personal Hotspot of iPhone to build portable network audio. The advantage of portable network audio is that you don't need to connect DAC to the iPhone by wire, and you can control everything from the iPhone application wirelessly. (Excluding volume adjustment) Create Android App's Renderer as OpenHome Renderer by BubbleUPnP Server. Qobuz can be streamed by instructions from the control apps on the iPhone that supports OpenHome. I use Custom IEM. Custom IEM is the highest performance passive noise canceling with extremely high sound insulation. Therefore, custom IEM does not require active noise canceling. Controller: iPhone (LUMIN App, LINN Kazoo, LINN App) Renderer: Android DAP (Neutron Music Player, USB Audio Player Pro) or Mojo + Poly, Hugo2 + 2go Create at OpenHome Renderer: Android Device (BubbleUPnP Server)

You can compare the number of catalogs by searching in each store. After searching in one of the country stores, you can easily compare by copying the URL and rewriting the country path directly. (fr-fr, de-de, gb-en, us-en, etc) As an example, results of searching for word "beethoven" in the classic genre is as follows. French: 15556 https://www.qobuz.com/fr-fr/search?q=beethoven&i=boutique&f[gi]=10#results German: 15609 https://www.qobuz.com/de-de/search?q=beethoven&i=boutique&f[gi]=10#results British: 15379 https://www.qobuz.com/gb-en/search?q=beethoven&i=boutique&f[gi]=10#results US: 11978 https://www.qobuz.com/us-en/search?q=beethoven&i=boutique&f[gi]=10#results Although US search results are very few compared to other countries, consider that there are many identical albums with different labels in European catalogs.

The price of Studio Premier in US is attractive. However, please note that if you move from European account to US account, you may lose some tracks. (Especially classic fans) When I transferred a classic playlist created with my European account to US account, it only met 90% of tracks in that playlist. (I used Soundiiz for transfer) There are differences in tracks that can be streamed and purchased with accounts in each country. You may also encounter this issue when move from US account to another country. Therefore, I abandoned moving to Studio Premier of US account.

Hi rodrigaj, Thank you for the information on Channel Classics. I feel that some european record label streaming continue to be severe state for a while in the USA. Nobody knows this at this moment whether Qobuz follows the same path as IDAIGO or follows Spotify. I can only wish for being the latter.

Hi, This is just a current report of US Beta. In streaming in US, Rachel Podger's songs are all samples. Amsterdam Sinfonietta on the same Channel Classics label also has many sample songs. In UK, all songs of these artists can be streamed as non-samples. UK: Rachel Podger US: Rachel Podger UK: Amsterdam Sinfonietta US: Amsterdam Sinfonietta US

I have been using the UK account for a long time. I got a US account the other day and I'm trying it. I'm comparing the accounts of the two countries. (Store and Streaming) In the US, I can see many artists with fewer albums than UK. Especially classical artists and European bands. This is true for both store and streaming. (As you know, the tracks that can be streamed are the same as the tracks that are dealed at each country's store) For me it is best to pay both purchases and streaming in US dollars, but I'm Classical fans and I also like European metal bands, so the number of albums in US is worst for me. Do you think the lack of some albums in US will be improved? https://www.qobuz.com/gb-en/interpreter/lisa-batiashvili/download-streaming-albums (19 albums) https://www.qobuz.com/us-en/interpreter/lisa-batiashvili/download-streaming-albums (5 albums) https://www.qobuz.com/gb-en/interpreter/amaranthe/download-streaming-albums (13 albums) https://www.qobuz.com/us-en/interpreter/amaranthe/download-streaming-albums (6 albums)

I noticed that Qobuz's US download store has been added. Was the service officially launched in the US? https://www.qobuz.com/us-en/shop

I am looking forward to Qobuz launch in USA, but I'm concerned that the number of classical sound sources will be limited more than European account.