Hi all,
I was just curious if anyone has tried to use a pair of USB Type C headphones with the Verizon G5 or if they know if it works with it. I purchased a really really cheap type c to 3.5mm adapter and it did not work, but I don't know if the adapter is bad or it the phone doesn't support the type c audio.
Thanks.
I would assume that the phone supports audio over USB. If you turn on developer options and open them, scroll almost to the bottom under Media there is an option to Disable USB audio routing stating "Disable automatic routing to USB audio peripherals. This is of course Verizon hasn't found some way of disabling this also since they have removed a lot from their G5 variant.
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Thanks in advance.
is anyone able to answer this?
I am trying to play audio via the USB-C socket attached to my Audiolab dac.
I have got the usb cable & a usb to usb-c adaptor. When i connect to the phone the music comes out of the speakers on the phone.
Does anyone have any ideas how to get the music to go to the usb-c & to to the dac.
Do I need some other special cable?
Are there any settings on the Note 10+ that have to be changed?
I did try the disable usb audio routing both on & off but it didn't fix the problem.
Any ideas?
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I am trying to play audio via the USB-C socket attached to my Audiolab dac.
I have got the usb cable & a usb to usb-c adaptor. When i connect to the phone the music comes out of the speakers on the phone.
Does anyone have any ideas how to get the music to go to the usb-c & to to the dac.
Do I need some other special cable?
Are there any settings on the Note 10+ that have to be changed?
I did try the disable usb audio routing both on & off but it didn't fix the problem.
Any ideas?
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I don't have the note 10, but have you already looked under audio settings for any relevant settings that would enable/use the dac?
My S10 have same problem. Just fix by restart when connecting with Dac. U can try.
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