Hi, I'm thinking about getting the Mate 9 and see that the Oreo release is supposed to happen soon.
Has anyone with the Beta been able to test if you can enable aptX for your Bluetooth headphones? Does pairing under aptX or aptX Hd work?
Thanks!
Yes, it seems to me aptx and aac works in this beta. I can't show you hci log, cause phone does not create HCI log. But phone shows *streaming aptx* when i listen to the music with my beyerdynamic byron bta. You can even choose discretisation 44'1 and 48 khz. You can choose aptx, sbc, aac. AptxHd and Ldac doesnt work, despite of these are in the list too. I will not lie to you, that i hear great difference, but i definitely notice video/audio sync is much better with aptx, then sbc. So i made a decision it really works!
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AptX is a newer streaming codec for better quality.
http://www.csr.com/technology-solutions/av/audio-products-powered-by-csr-aptx/smartphone
Got my Sony WH-1000XM2 headphone today. After connecting, I can see bluetooth codec being LDAC in Sony Headphones Connect app, which confirms Oreo rom does indeed support LDAC codec.
Even though I've heard Oreo added LDAC support before, I'm still amazed support for it is built into this 3-years-old Android TV device. Videos seem to play fine in Kodi, without noticeable latency.
Always reverts to APX. When I select APXHD or Sonys ldac it reverts back to regular APX after song change
Awesome glad I can use my nice BT headset to full effect, NOT!
Is oneplus aware and how do I make them software better BT options??
It's "aptx" not "apx"
What's headphones are you using? Name them
Where are u changing codec, in developer options?
Both the headphones and the device needs to support the codec. If the phone is switch back to aptx, then that means that the headphones have only support for aptx and can't use other codecs like ldac.
There aren't many BT headsets that are aptxHD compatible, especially so if you've had your headset for over a year. They will revert back to the highest compatibility of the headset you're using. I bought My Sony MDR-XB650BT headset just about a year ago and they are only aptx not aptxHD capable.
Ya'll are right, ty
I'm not a developer or a modder, but I was hoping someone could help with some information, since I was steered here on a search.
I have a Moto Z play running Oreo, which I discovered has the ability to use AptX HD in the Developer Options. When I would try and select AptX or AptX HD in the options, it would just revert back to SBC. I believe I discovered that the phone's system automatically chooses the Bluetooth Codec, depending on the connected device.
I just got a Bluetooth receiver to integrate with my home stereo. The Bluetooth receiver can handle AptX HD, and has indicator lights for what it is receiving.
I played around a bit with the setup using the Amazon Music App as the source on my phone. The indicator on the receiver had AptX lit up. I went to Developer Options on my phone and it showed AptX was the Codec. However, if I ticked the AptX HD in the Developer Options on my phone, it continued in AptX.
Can someone explain why the phone will not transmit with AptX HD? Is it because that is the highest rate Amazon Music App supports? If I use a different music player app on my phone will I be able to utilize the AptX HD Codec?
Thanks for the info. I like learning and I'm hoping to be able to get the best quality sound to my HiFi through Bluetooth.
Can someone help me understand AptX and audio latency? I bought a pair of BT headphones to game with on the 8T. I originally thought BT 5.x was supposed to help with audio latency, but it does not. From what I was told, I needed AptX support. I purchased another set of headphones with BT 5.x and AptX support, but I was still getting noticeable audio lag when gaming. With either headphones, I do not notice latency when watching YouTube or something like a movie on Netflix.
Check headphones that have game mode that can be turned on (with low latency).