With Android L featuring native USB Audio out is it safe to assume that all USB DACs will be compatible with all devices? It almost seems too good to be true
Also with upcoming USB Audio out can you have a hardware 3.5mm microphone-only (without speaker) plugged into the AUX/headphone port, and still output sound through USB? The way it behaves now when you plug in a microphone it assumes it's a headphone/mic combo and outputs sound thru the AUX port. I'd like to take the mic for input but still output sound through USB.
Thanks in advance.
is anyone able to answer this?
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My headphone jack stopped working a while ago. Haven't been able to fix it but I do have a USB Headphone but it doesn't work when I plug it into my Transformer. Any fix or mod for that? I also have a bluetooth headphone but streaming seems to suffer whenever I use it. thanks!
Transformer's kernel does not support usb audio so IMO without deeper modifications you're not able to use it. I also have a bluetooth headphones and on A2DP profile it works great.
You could also replace the board with the headphone jack.
See here: [Q]-Audio-jack-broken,-how-to-fix?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2320978
Hi All,
I was wondering if the below scenario is possible with any android phone.
- Plug a 3.5mm splitter into the audio jack (two female ends)
- Plug a speaker system (headphones, whatever) into one split port
- Plug a microphone into the other split port
Would the phone play audio (music, etc) through the headphones normally? If someone were to call, would the voice on the other end play through the headphones and the microphone work for me to talk to them through?
Thanks!
EDIT: Since the response has been overwhelming I went and tried the method above. Works perfectly. Thanks to... me *self high five*.
I've got some stereo audio going into a USB audio interface which I want to record onto my phone.
I've plugged the USB adapter that came with my S7 edge into the mini firewire/charging port of the phone, and connected the audio interface USB cable to that. I've tried a couple of stereo sound recorders like recforge but when I record the audio going into the phone from the USB, it comes out mono only and I want it stereo.
Is the phone not equipped to record stereo from USB or can anyone recommend an app or driver?
am using redmi 3s
plz guys help me out plzzzzzzz:cyclops:
Hello guys i want some experienced expeRTS openion as well as tester RND USERS
my mi phone headphone jack was broken from one month non repairable becoz PCB tracks tapperd itself unknowly while cleaning.
this is my idea idk will it work or not without lossing AUDIO OUTPUT QUALITY
everyone aware in market lots off bluetooth usb dongles are there which haves female audio jack
i know bluetooth receiver are also there but as i mentioned earlier i want replacement without lossing quality of sound output over earphones i hv costly earphones $20-$35 house of Marley in ear pairs bassy and punchy like .
so here i m cuories about
are u all aware miui8 have audio source option are available inside devloper mode section
/audio over mini usb ? yes it there
so here is deals
1/
Micro USB Male to 3.5mm Audio Jack Female Adapter Cable {mostly only available on eastern countries so in my country i was coudnt find it all
and using with
second option
2/
Rrimin Wireless Bluetooth V4.1 EDR Music Audio Receiver 3.5mm A2DP Stereo Adapter (for Android, Black) ? {yes its there for purchase )
so procedure kind same for both little bit
Devloper option mode >>>usb source >>>setting as >>>>audio source <<<<while plugged in 1st micro usb to 3.5 female jack cable {restart some time need to set option properly.
then try to plug earphone pairs standard one like bass enabled . then play music or song of 320kpbs
would you please verify for me is it working or not without lossing quality of output /usb port mostly supports DAC output best one for high output
and second try might be like this using
2/Rrimin Wireless Bluetooth V4.1 EDR Music Audio Receiver 3.5mm A2DP Stereo Adapter (for Android, Black) ? {yes its there for purchase )
one additional item is required to perform the second procedure OTG cable
here is way of hop
all procedure are same as above mentioned way 1st in
2nd way just need to involved bluetooth pairing and otg involment
connect otg cable to standard bluetooth receiver who's have 3.5 female jack standard one most probably similar to which i mentioned
here is we just involving power output to bluetooth receiver ..
....a} after connecting usb bluetooth receiver to otg plugg it into phone micro usb port
b} setting usb source as audio from devloper mode mostly available into miui8 users idk abt know others ROMs
c}next step after powering up bluetooth receiver
d} pairing with inbuilt bluetooth connectivity of phone
e} after that friends you need to plug it earphones on bluetooth receiver. play some 320kps bass music using same standard set of bassy earphones like snnezier ...house of Marley or skullcandyes 20$40
tell us have u getting output of audio using both procedure i1st and 2nd { items }
if getting output of audio is it trustworthy ? as compare to original headphone PCB jack 3.5
PCB jack quality output vs usb output ....firstly i need some tester experienced groups or individual personality who will follow the above procedure basically who's hv both items .....
broken jack without lossing quality of source even its will be better due to DAC output
please response :good:
Greetings,
I would like to find out if/how I can get the digital sound out of the USB C port.
I want to use external DAC/amp to run in-ear headphones.
I went to the developers settings. The USB audio routing is enabled. I also switched USB default interface to MIDI.
The DAC/amp I am using is XtremePro, thumbdrive type USB/3.5mm device. The player is foobar2000 for android
Unfortunately, I get no audio out. Is the problem my DAC, needing drivers to install? Or is it the device itself? What can I do to get the digital audio out of the USB C?
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks much