That they are a bunch of s**thead "audiophiles" who might genuinely believe this idiocy. They might also believe that repackaging a 44/16 file as 48/24 does in fact affect the content. no it's hard. There it is a stroke of bad luck and bad work. Because for example the Masters of Equinoxe...

Dr_Jones wrote: ↑Thu Jan 14, 2021 4:31 pm Haha, that's golden! I have made screenshots to prove otherwise.

it is clear and at least leaves no doubt.
Qobuz only offers what the labels give them but at least to be irreproachable on the quality whatever the style of music offered.
Therefore ask the label to offer a gapless version

Just received a new message from Qobuz quite hallucinating and which suggests that gapless is subjective "Hello, Thank you for your message. After listening again on our side, we understand what you want to say in your first message by the lack of naturalness of the transitions, however these a...

Dr_Jones wrote: ↑Wed Jan 13, 2021 11:27 pm I will do a comparison of the first track of both Qobuz and Deezer. I will keep you updated!

Thanks

The Flac 44.1/16 on Qobuz have the same gaps.
On Tidal streaming no gaps

I contact Qobuz and finally who respond: "We are not having the problem on our end. Can you try to re-download the album please?"
So I will be satisfied with this version. I also noticed the silences with Audacity. Weird that this info doesn't go back anymore

Hello everyone,

I bought the 48/24 version on Qobuz and I find cuts between each track. Nobody has this problem?

thank you for the information