Oh wow that’s awesome, how does it work can I download my whole Playlists with just a few clicks?
Qobuz by default, Spotify if I can’t find something on Qobuz. Youtube if I can’t find it on Spotify/Qobuz. Haven’t tried Amazon Music or others yet. I had Tidal before but they were more expensive than Qobuz.
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For the first time I heard a clear difference between YT and YT Music. It’s as if there were more details/resolution.
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@Cameleon30 Yes, indeed. Also imo a quality upgrade from there to Spotify. I added
Amazon HD recently and find that by comparison Spotify is louder, fuller bass and overall richer…but Amazon is more detailed and adds a significant amount of depth and spaciousness…so much so that I prefer it now, though YT is decent enough for the concerts and other videos I enjoy. They all have their place in my place for now. 
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I’ve tried Amazon HD but the app is pretty bad (for example downloads are not organized by album smh), no Chromecast support and the library is missing some artists/albums.
I’m sticking to YT Music for now
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I have had tidal audirvana Spotify Amazon some other players and now Apple lossless The later is fine for me
Apple is the one i may be tempted to try next
so does anyone here has some experience with Deezer because Amazon Musics App doesnt really work out for me 
Dont get me wrong i like the sound quality and song library but the song finding, sorting and downloading of songs doesnt really work in the app of that f*ing multi billion dollar company and its not really gotten better the last two years i did try it 
that brings me now to the alternatives i did like spotify but dont think ill see hifi music on it in a resonable time frame 
, apple music is a no go cause im not an ios user and tidal and MQA can do you know what 
so now before i jump to deezer and invest many days to rebuild my library i, in my desperation want to summon the wisdom of the internet to see if the switch could work or if i did miss some serious flaws of deezer or i did overlook a potentional other competor for my money 
and yes i know i should simply buy my music and get a NAS but meh and i like streaming to find new music 
I use VLC player mostly playing FLAC or MP3 files. All those online only services can go jump off a bridge >.> I refuse to pay subscription fees for music, or have my music locked down to a specific device (i’m looking at you Apple! You suck!)
Deezer is probably the closest thing you’ll find to Spotify library wise and for music discovery. They’ve had free trial periods in the past, I’d just do one of those and give it a test run.
I used one of the playlist export services to rip everything once instead of painstakingly rebuilding stuff.
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