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This link is to a PDF from Apple. Read it and I think you will agree that this is good news for hi rez music lovers. With increased bandwidth and cheap storage, Apple may be getting ready to stream in HD 96/24 . At least, we can hope...

http://images.apple.com/itunes/mastered-for-itunes/docs/mastered_fo...

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Comment by Jim Milton on February 29, 2012 at 8:26am

I just read an article that says Apple may be embracing "adaptive streaming", meaning that if you have the bandwidth, voila, your iTunes will stream in HD:

A source with inside knowledge of the process says Apple has asked a London studio to prepare audio files for a new streaming format that will adapt to bandwidth or hardware capabilities.

"All of a sudden, all your audio from iTunes is in HD rather than AAC. Users wouldn't have to touch a thing – their library will improve in an instant," said the source, who requested to remain anonymous.

Comment by Ross Jones on February 24, 2012 at 11:32am

Jim, what I got from a brief scan of the article is that 256kbps AAC is still the highest resolution you can download from iTunes, but they recommend mastering the original recording in 96/24 nonetheless.

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