A few days ago, we echoed a news system in which it was stated that the streaming music service could have its days numbered, because it was running out of funds to be able to pay record companies and artists since these were making more money than they are getting from competing music streaming services, like Apple Music and Spotify.
As expected, Tidal responded to this information by categorically denying it, as expected, without making any clarification about the company's financial situation, a financial situation that has always attracted attention, due to its small number of subscribers. While Tidal is debating, between staying open or closing the chiringuito, the company has launched an application for the Apple TV.
As we can read in the description of the version for Apple TV:
With Tidal for Apple TV, you'll enjoy the same high fidelity you expect from Tidal right on your television. Watch the latest videos, concerts and enjoy your music videos in HD. Listen to the latest album and songs from your favorite artist. All this from home meals.
Like Apple Music and Spotify, Tidal is a subscription-based music service that allows users to play music and watch videos on demand at a price of 9,99 euros per month for standard sound quality. But unlike Apple Music and Spotify, Tidal offers us a service for 19.99 euros per month that offers us a Lossless high fidelity sound quality to your subscribers.
Apple TV has not been the only device that has received the application to enjoy the videos, since devices with Android TV, you have also received this app to be able to enjoy directly on their televisions.
