- Apple says he has superior quality technology in the iPhone 17 and AirPods Pro 3
- Latence weaker than Bluetooth, better than LDAC
- Designed for multi-Appareils multi-dissoria applications
One of the frustrating things to own an Apple helmet is that as long as you listen to second generation airpods wired, you cannot get Apple -free Apple Nived on Apple AirPods of any generation. But it seems that it is about to change – and the technology is already inside the iPhone 17 and AirPods Pro 3.
Apple apparently introduced the support of AVS SPRs in the latest iPhones and Airpods Pro, and although some details are always under Wraps, this could be the future of high quality Airpods audio.
Why Apple’s Apple Audio acronym could provide serious sound
SPR AVS is the acronym for heaviness of space relay for audio-visual synchronization of the space relay, and like Apple, Apple, it is designed to replace or operate alongside Bluetooth and Airplay via the Apple n1 wireless chip and its A19 processor.
His work is to offer a very low and wide bandwidth communication between Apple devices. Latence is even lower than that of Bluetooth Audio and Snapdragon Sound, low enough for real -time tasks, including play and translation live, and quality is high enough to provide an audio streaming “True School” to AirPods Pro 3 and Future Apple Headphones and Earbuds.
It is not quite clear exactly what obviously means that Apple means by “real lossless”, but I suppose that means that Apple Lossless Alac (Audio Codec Audio) of Apple Music, and any high -quality streaming or audio, can be transmitted without recoditing or compression. Just the audio source, sent to your ears, roughly.
Especially for Apple, it also synchronizes on several devices – you could therefore have your iPhone, Vision Pro and AirPods Pro 3 during a perfect reading. And because it is peer-to-peer-it connects the device to the device without having to go through a Wi-Fi router-it is simple and helps protect the confidentiality of users.
So why can’t you use it in Apple Music? The main reason seems to be that Apple focuses on space computer science – Vision Pro and its successors – and what Apple obviously describes as “multisensory experiences which require a close connection between the devices”.
This has sense based on the fact that Airpods Pro 2 in fact are Also capable of making audio without loss … but only when used with vision pro. Apple clearly sees a need For that here, that it is not elsewhere – and who knows, maybe the new technology is a battery killer.
This means that lossless streaming is, hopefully, a feature that could possibly flow from a pro vision, rather than something that Apple will prioritize for AirPods at the moment. We live in hope …
