So until now if I wanted to take advantage of the fact that the Marantz supports high-res music up to 24bit/192Khz you had to buy the music and rip it to a device and then stream it over the network.

Pretty good mobile app - better than the Qobuz one, which sometimes gets itself in a twist and requires a phone restart.

Good for podcasts, playlists, music discovery, track radio, artist radio, etc.

Tidal new releases is just a torrent of stuff I hate.

New releases and discovery is much better than Tidal because I can set permanent filters to never show me genres that I don't want to see.

High res streaming (with options available to buy).

Heos has decent support for Tidal, and with Soundiiz I can copy playlists around. So I have a Tidal subscription and a Qobuz subscription and a Spotify subscription (for the rest of the family). The Amazon API makes the feature set very restricted, but at least you can do it. It's mostly functional and has perhaps a few features other platforms might not - support for Amazon HD streaming for example. I doubt anyone thinks Heos is fantastic or state-of-the-art as a streaming software platform. No doubt many people know this already, but for those that might not.

Just thought I'd share something which has made me a very happy boy.

TLDR: Fantastic Android app => BubbleUPnPĪllows Qobuz streaming direct to devices without using the manufacturer's streaming software platform.

Is there a windows desktop heos app