OraStream
OraStream uses adaptive audio bit-rate streaming to allow music listening at the highest possible sound quality available on home or mobile networks. With a good connection, music lovers can stream and play 16-bit (CD) and 24-bit (HD) audio quality.
This OraStream app streams music catalogs from distinct music genres and specialty label stores.
OraStream also provides high-definition, lossless and MP3 download options.
Music becomes a richer and more engaging experience and the higher-quality lossless file formats reintroduce a high-quality, home cinema-like experience to music audiences.
To find out more, visit us at www.orastream.com
Category : Music & Audio
Reviews (10)
Crashes on load screen. So a service that looks potentially good on paper in practice is about as musch use as a chocolate coffee cup. No point in having wonderful hd music available if you cant actually play any. Uninstalling now...
So unable to even try service.
I can't get it to keep from crashing when I try to change bit rate to ,320 and unlimited data.
Keeps crashing when I try to open it
Crashes on opening
This is how music should be played. Fantastic Lossless quality. They also provide you with 1GB to try it out. The app seems to have a few quirks here and there but works none the less.
I store all my cd here and stream them, quality fantastic
Get one free album all the rest 30 sec samples , you can't close the app except by F Close. Awful
Appeared fascinating and intersting enough at the onset, but decided to hold off on getting the app until all the bugs are completely worked out. Please get on it.
There is nothing which can compress data in lossless quality at ~160kbps, especially not at a 24-bit resolution & 96KHz sampling rate, and yet that is the bitrate seemingly being used to stream the music. The closest we currently have is the method used by apt-X HD bluetooth streaming which supposedly delivers "24-bit" audio with a 44.1KHz bitrate; even that has a higher bitrate. Also, there really isn't a music selection to choose from at all. With Rock, you would at least expect Pink Floyd to be there...