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Desire i.c.w. SE HBH-DS200-> bad audio quality

I've been using this headset for a long time now. And I would like to use it with my desire as well. But the sound quality is so poor that it's like listening to a 56k mp3 file while actually I'm playing a 320kbps mp3.
It seems to me that somehow the bitrate on the bluetooth connection isn't high enough(very low actually).
Does anybody here know how I can change that easily? Or do you have any other solutions for this problem without buying a new headset.
btw, I use a Sennheiser HD215 headphone or the SE in-ear ear buds.
thanks in advance

I'm using the SE MW600 and I have no problems. Using stock rom with the update.

Zhypr said:
I'm using the SE MW600 and I have no problems. Using stock rom with the update.
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+1 over here

flitjes said:
+1 over here
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Good for you, but I would like to know how to adjust the bluetooth bitrate on Android.
sorry if I sound a bit grumpy but I've been searching for about 1,5 days straight and still found nothing.

Amrod89 said:
Good for you, but I would like to know how to adjust the bluetooth bitrate on Android.
sorry if I sound a bit grumpy but I've been searching for about 1,5 days straight and still found nothing.
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Have you selected the media and phone options in advanced bluetooth settings????

kamidadevil said:
Have you selected the media and phone options in advanced bluetooth settings????
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No actually I never touched these settings because they were already enabled when I paired the devices. And I figured it would be quite crucial to have those settings enabled if I wanted to use those profiles.

Amrod89 said:
Good for you, but I would like to know how to adjust the bluetooth bitrate on Android.
sorry if I sound a bit grumpy but I've been searching for about 1,5 days straight and still found nothing.
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Was hoping you would conclude from my post that there isn't a problem with the Desire regarding bitrates over bluetooth. Does the headset work on other devices without problems?

Zhypr said:
Was hoping you would conclude from my post that there isn't a problem with the Desire regarding bitrates over bluetooth. Does the headset work on other devices without problems?
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Ok, I know that for example the mw600 headset from SE works fine. So I think it's just the combination of devices, but that would be solved if I would be able to alter the bitrate.
I have used the headset with other devices without any problem, other than that I had to set the bitrate higher on a WM 6.5 device.

[Bug] Bluetooth Sync

Love MX Pro! Your H/W+ was the only thing that fixed my video stuttering issue on my HTC One with Android 4.4.2, thanks! My question is if there is a way to fix the Bluetooth audio lag while watching videos? It's about 1-2 seconds off. I think it's a Android bug, and did not have the problem on my HTC Sensation on ICS.

I would think this is an android bug as well. It's been mentioned on the old forum before:
https://groups.google.com/d/topic/mx-videoplayer/KlZenh0VFR4/discussion
https://groups.google.com/d/topic/mx-videoplayer/0_4M5NknAHs/discussion
The developer is aware of the issue, though I'm not sure if he has a fix yet.

CDB-Man said:
I would think this is an android bug as well. It's been mentioned on the old forum before:
https://groups.google.com/d/topic/mx-videoplayer/KlZenh0VFR4/discussion
https://groups.google.com/d/topic/mx-videoplayer/0_4M5NknAHs/discussion
The developer is aware of the issue, though I'm not sure if he has a fix yet.
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Yes - it's an Android bug, but funnily enough, apps like YouTube don't have any (noticeable) lag. I posted about this a year ago, as well (here), as it was supposed to have been fixed by then - but as it still happens, it clearly hasn't been. I've had to stop using MX Player Pro because of this (I play video through my hearing aids via Bluetooth). Fingers crossed the developer will (eventually) fix this...
Richard.

@bleu8888 any ideas?

Ebojager said:
Love MX Pro! Your H/W+ was the only thing that fixed my video stuttering issue on my HTC One with Android 4.4.2, thanks! My question is if there is a way to fix the Bluetooth audio lag while watching videos? It's about 1-2 seconds off. I think it's a Android bug, and did not have the problem on my HTC Sensation on ICS.
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I will try to fix it up soon.
Thanks

Samsung Tab E and Skull Candy headphones
Has this been resolved? I bought a pair of skull candy bluetooth headphones and audio is late by about a second. Samsung tab e 9.6 Model # SM-T567V Android 5.1.1

RADiuMOz said:
Yes - it's an Android bug, but funnily enough, apps like YouTube don't have any (noticeable) lag. I posted about this a year ago, as well (here), as it was supposed to have been fixed by then - but as it still happens, it clearly hasn't been. I've had to stop using MX Player Pro because of this (I play video through my hearing aids via Bluetooth). Fingers crossed the developer will (eventually) fix this...
Richard.
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Ebojager said:
Love MX Pro! Your H/W+ was the only thing that fixed my video stuttering issue on my HTC One with Android 4.4.2, thanks! My question is if there is a way to fix the Bluetooth audio lag while watching videos? It's about 1-2 seconds off. I think it's a Android bug, and did not have the problem on my HTC Sensation on ICS.
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postman07 said:
Has this been resolved? I bought a pair of skull candy bluetooth headphones and audio is late by about a second. Samsung tab e 9.6 Model # SM-T567V Android 5.1.1
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It's seems to be audio latency issue. Either It may be from ROM or Headset.
Kindly try the latest nightly version. It has an option to audio offset. You can even set default audio offset for bluetooth devices.
Sent from my SM-G900H using Tapatalk

ktsamy said:
It's seems to be audio latency issue. Either It may be from ROM or Headset.
Kindly try the latest nightly version. It has an option to audio offset. You can even set default audio offset for bluetooth devices.
Sent from my SM-G900H using Tapatalk
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Thank you very much for your response. excuse my ignorance, but what is the nightly version? Is that something I get outside of the google play store or is it just the latest version of mx player pro?
Thank you

postman07 said:
Thank you very much for your response. excuse my ignorance, but what is the nightly version? Is that something I get outside of the google play store or is it just the latest version of mx player pro?
Thank you
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You can find beta version here: https://sites.google.com/site/mxvpen/translation/test-build

Lg V20 QuadDAC vs. Astell & Kern AK240 SS HiFi music player (($3400)) oops.

http://www.ubergizmo.com/articles/lg-v20-quad-dac-how-it-works/
I just quotes Source ubergizmo .. worth reading
,,..."I COMPARED THE LG V20 WITH A $3400 PLAYER: NO PERCEPTIBLE DIFFERENCE IN QUALITY"
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Finally, I went “high-end” and borrowed a pair of Sennheiser HD 800 (~$1,400) and an Astell & Kern AK240 SS HiFi music player (~3,000). With the HD 800 headphones, I compared the LG V20 with that $3400 player: no perceptible difference in quality. If you take away one thing about this article, that should be it...,,
What is the LG V20’s “Quad DAC” and how does it affect audio quality?
http://www.androidauthority.com/lg-v20-quad-dac-explained-713587/
ESS Technology Brings Advanced Audiophile Features to Mobile Devices for the First Time
The ES9218 Highly Integrated HiFi SoC combines Quad 32-bit stereo DAC channels, Analog Volume Control, 2Vrms outputs and HyperStream II Technology
http://www.esstech.com/index.php?cID=419

It does sound amazing. I just wish I could get the stock music player on my AT&T variant so I know I'm getting the full benefit of the DAC

I haven't really played with the DAC on the v20 yet but this is pretty amazing if true.
I loved the v10 DAC of course I am not using thousand dollar headphones I've got Bose QC 25s and Klipsch. Both show a fair difference with the v10 DAC.
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nerdninja said:
It does sound amazing. I just wish I could get the stock music player on my AT&T variant so I know I'm getting the full benefit of the DAC
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This was written by a forum moderator PowerAMP: :good:
(Ie there is a chance that the output can handle High Res files)
,,...Yes, at the moment work is ongoing on the new user interface to allow v3 to be release officially. Then I'm sure Max will look at other devices and high-rez output (the V20 isn't even officially listed as working yet, you're lucky you managed to get high-rez output working on it). ...,,

nerdninja said:
It does sound amazing. I just wish I could get the stock music player on my AT&T variant so I know I'm getting the full benefit of the DAC
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Download a US996 ROM and take the APK out of their priv-app folders and put it in yours.
Now you have the v20 music player.

I've tried that and I always get a "Package appears to be Corrupt" error. Doesn't matter which ROM I take it from

nerdninja said:
I've tried that and I always get a "Package appears to be Corrupt" error. Doesn't matter which ROM I take it from
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Get the DAC fix from the playstore , it definitely works with the v20 and 3rd party players.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.phascinate.lgv10.dacfix&hl=en

Pjs187 said:
Get the DAC fix from the playstore , it definitely works with the v20 and 3rd party players.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.phascinate.lgv10.dacfix&hl=en
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I would love to see people stop suggesting this - the DAC fix app hasn't even been needed on the V10 for some time (since marshmallow), and does nothing for the V20. What the V20 needs, is a fix to allow apps other than the stock app to output higher than 44khz (more info here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=70637384&postcount=44)

Divine_Madcat said:
I would love to see people stop suggesting this - the DAC fix app hasn't even been needed on the V10 for some time (since marshmallow), and does nothing for the V20. What the V20 needs, is a fix to allow apps other than the stock app to output higher than 44khz (more info here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=70637384&postcount=44)
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Just trying to help, it seemed like it made a difference on my phone with high impedance headphones, anyway here's the apk for stock lg music app just pulled it from my T-Mobile v20, good luck.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B72lH1bFfFJ3WmlQRFctS1JRck0/view?usp=drivesdk

Pjs187 said:
Just trying to help, it seemed like it made a difference on my phone with high impedance headphones, anyway here's the apk for stock lg music app just pulled it from my T-Mobile v20, good luck.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B72lH1bFfFJ3WmlQRFctS1JRck0/view?usp=drivesdk
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I tried installing the apk but it says its corrupt. Thanks anyways!

Too bad the V20 doesn't do dsd
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xxxrichievxxx said:
I tried installing the apk but it says its corrupt. Thanks anyways!
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Cant just install a system only app.
It needs to be put into system/priv-app/
And permissions set to match the other apps in
That directory. It works on att. There's a post about it working for a att user who did it. Can also just put into your rom.zip
In the same spot and flash rom and it will install.

I just can't wait for DAC support on AOSP. Albinoman887 had said it was possible a few weeks back so I'm eagerly awaiting support! As much as I love the DAC, I just can't give up the 35 hours of use per charge I get on AOSP with Thrasher's RR.

Team DevDigitel said:
Cant just install a system only app.
It needs to be put into system/priv-app/
And permissions set to match the other apps in
That directory. It works on att. There's a post about it working for a att user who did it. Can also just put into your rom.zip
In the same spot and flash rom and it will install.
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It works!! Thanks!

Squadala said:
Too bad the V20 doesn't do dsd
Sent from my LG-H990 using Tapatalk
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I use usb audio player, it is $10 on play store this uses the dac if you toggle it on in quick settings,
This app plays dsd files.. If your flacs/MP3 are encoded at 48k or above, that is the resolution they are played back at.
Sent from my LG-H990 using Tapatalk

Artcrime said:
I use usb audio player, it is $10 on play store this uses the dac if you toggle it on in quick settings,
This app plays dsd files.. If your flacs/MP3 are encoded at 48k or above, that is the resolution they are played back at.
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USB audio player will play ALL files, however, it is transcoding them to 48khz PCM prior to outputting because it can only see the Qualcomm DAC not the ESS Sabre DAC even though it is toggled on.

@mlknez has answered questions extensively about the use of the DAC in the following thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/help/music-player-utilize-dac-t3491458

Squadala said:
Too bad the V20 doesn't do dsd
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Download HibyMusic on the Playstore.Plays DSD files

MajorChioHazard187 said:
Download HibyMusic on the Playstore.Plays DSD files
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I tried that app. It does indeed play DSD files, but like the rest of them, it only sees the Qualcomm DAC capabilities. It converts to PCM and decimates to 48khz. It will however see any EXTERNAL dac and play DSD files natively that way. Quickest way to check is to play a DSD file and if you get any notification sounds without the music going quiet, you are really hearing PCM. The SABRE DAC cannot do both DSD and PCM at the same time.

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I tried that app. It does indeed play DSD files, but like the rest of them, it only sees the Qualcomm DAC capabilities. It converts to PCM and decimates to 48khz. It will however see any EXTERNAL dac and play DSD files natively that way. Quickest way to check is to play a DSD file and if you get any notification sounds without the music going quiet, you are really hearing PCM. The SABRE DAC cannot do both DSD and PCM at the same time.
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Aaah thanks for the explanation:good:

You like music? Don't buy it. (About The Honor 8 Audio Subsystem)

Hi.
Please forgive my grammar mistakes; English isn't my first language.
Why no reviewer talks about it? Why are reviews so superficial? I'm quite irritated. I've been using the Honor 8 since 1st Dec. 2016 and so far I've noticed that:
1. There's no system-level audio equalizer: this means that you have to live with the flat audio that comes out of the sound card, which is not pleasant if you really enjoy listening to music. Of course you can use a cool audio player such as Poweramp, but what about sounds coming from other apps? What about YouTube, for example?
2. You can't adjust the L-R audio balance: WTF? Again, you can use Poweramp, but what about any other sound?
3. The included earphones sound bad, like really bad. OK, if you are an audiophile you use something else, but... WTF?
4. MIDI audio output: I played a MIDI file using com.lonelycatgames.Xplore and after about a minute the phone rebooted. I used to enjoy using those piano-simulator-apps(?), such as com.rubycell.pianisthd, but the audio output is full of clicks and pops (can't explain it better, sorry). EDIT (02/03/2017): no more clicks and pops after upgrading from Android 6.0 (FRD-L09C432B120) to 7.0 (FRD-L09C432B360).
5. (a bit off topic): When using MX Player (to play video files, not audio) the HW/HW+ decoder fails to play some videos the right way (I mean, they're like slowed down).
edit (08/04/17):
6. Good luck using with satisfaction apps like "Samsung Health" or "Huawei Health". Their processes get terminated randomly when the phone is not in use (display is off). No, telling the phone to never close those processes doesn't work. AND NO, telling the apps to "ignore battery optimizations" doesn't work either. F--K!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I wouldn't buy it again. This phone is clearly not made for audio(/video)-obsessed people.
Guys, what are your thoughts about the A/V experience this smartphone offers?

cataskingforattention said:
Hi.
Please forgive my grammar mistakes; English isn't my first language.
Why no reviewer talks about it? Why are reviews so superficial? I'm quite irritated. I've been using the Honor 8 since 1st Dec. 2016 and so far I've noticed that:
1. There's no system-level audio equalizer: this means that you have to live with the flat audio that comes out of the sound card, which is not pleasant if you really enjoy listening to music. Of course you can use a cool audio player such as Poweramp, but what about sounds coming from other apps? What about YouTube, for example?
2. You can't adjust the L-R audio balance: WTF? Again, you can use Poweramp, but what about any other sound?
3. The included earphones sound bad, like really bad. OK, if you are an audiophile you use something else, but... WTF?
4. MIDI audio output: I played a MIDI file using com.lonelycatgames.Xplore and after about a minute the phone rebooted. I used to enjoy using those piano-simulator-apps(?), such as com.rubycell.pianisthd, but the audio output is full of clicks and pops (can't explain it better, sorry).
5. (a bit off topic): When using MX Player (to play video files, not audio) the HW/HW+ decoder fails to play some videos the right way (I mean, they're like slowed down).
I wouldn't buy it again. This phone is clearly not made for audio(/video)-obsessed people.
Guys, what are your thoughts about the A/V experience this smartphone offers?
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2. You can actually adjust the L-R balance : Settings- advanced settings-accessibility-sound balance.
3. There were no earphones with my phone (L04).
My impressions are audio is not bad, I had HTC M8 before and it was definitely better, but the Honor does the job and i'm pretty satisfied.

When campared to my note 4 , the note 4 wins by a land slide.. I was disappointed when i first heard music on my honor 8.

Easiest fix: Just flash v4a
Unless you really don't want to unlock your device then i don't know but v4a gets the job more then done

cataskingforattention said:
Hi.
Please forgive my grammar mistakes; English isn't my first language.
Why no reviewer talks about it? Why are reviews so superficial? I'm quite irritated. I've been using the Honor 8 since 1st Dec. 2016 and so far I've noticed that:
1. There's no system-level audio equalizer: this means that you have to live with the flat audio that comes out of the sound card, which is not pleasant if you really enjoy listening to music. Of course you can use a cool audio player such as Poweramp, but what about sounds coming from other apps? What about YouTube, for example?
2. You can't adjust the L-R audio balance: WTF? Again, you can use Poweramp, but what about any other sound?
3. The included earphones sound bad, like really bad. OK, if you are an audiophile you use something else, but... WTF?
4. MIDI audio output: I played a MIDI file using com.lonelycatgames.Xplore and after about a minute the phone rebooted. I used to enjoy using those piano-simulator-apps(?), such as com.rubycell.pianisthd, but the audio output is full of clicks and pops (can't explain it better, sorry).
5. (a bit off topic): When using MX Player (to play video files, not audio) the HW/HW+ decoder fails to play some videos the right way (I mean, they're like slowed down).
I wouldn't buy it again. This phone is clearly not made for audio(/video)-obsessed people.
Guys, what are your thoughts about the A/V experience this smartphone offers?
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I do agree that the lack of equalizer is very unpleasant. I miss my good old phones with Cyanogen and my equalizers.
I had Honor 7 and LG G3 before the 8 and I managed to install Viper4Android which is the best equalizer of all times but since I didn't unlock the Honor 8 yet...
This phone CAN be GREAT for people like us, but we have to flash a few things for that
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takichiman said:
2. You can actually adjust the L-R balance : Settings- advanced settings-accessibility-sound balance.
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No such option on my FRD-L09
takichiman said:
My impressions are audio is not bad
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:crying:

Sideness said:
I do agree that the lack of equalizer is very unpleasant. I miss my good old phones with Cyanogen and my equalizers.
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I miss the eq of the Galaxy S5
I loved it
FredMan147 said:
Easiest fix: Just flash v4a
Unless you really don't want to unlock your device
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I thought about it, but this phone is the only one I have in my hands right now and if anything goes wrong...
Sideness said:
This phone CAN be GREAT for people like us, but we have to flash a few things for that
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I'm afraid it's never gonna be great for me. I'll never trust any review anymore.

My opinion:
For music the best is Alcatel 4, stereo speakers, jbl headphones, built in app equalizer, dj mode..
But its music phone.
Honor 8 is good for daily using whatever you want.
Great camera, display and even one speaker of sound is nice though should be louder. Honor have HiSilicon Hi6402 audio chipset. DTS sound effect in music player.
Ok, it have no equalizer (it piss me off because in play store you can find only trash), but we can install Viper if we rooted our phone.
If no root mode we can use poweramp as you said, maybe no works with youtube but who listen to music on youtube if audio there have not good quality.

WYPIERDAALAAC said:
My opinion:
For music the best is Alcatel 4, stereo speakers, jbl headphones, built in app equalizer, dj mode..
But its music phone.
Honor 8 is good for daily using whatever you want.
Great camera, display and even one speaker of sound is nice though should be louder. Honor have HiSilicon Hi6402 audio chipset. DTS sound effect in music player.
Ok, it have no equalizer (it piss me off because in play store you can find only trash), but we can install Viper if we rooted our phone.
If no root mode we can use poweramp as you said, maybe no works with youtube but who listen to music on youtube if audio there have not good quality.
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You're right !
Though, as a Spotify user, I'm strongly thinking about installing Viper.
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WYPIERDAALAAC said:
My opinion:
For music the best is Alcatel 4, stereo speakers, jbl headphones, built in app equalizer, dj mode..
But its music phone.
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Interesting. I have been thinking about getting a Sony
WYPIERDAALAAC said:
Ok, it have no equalizer (it piss me off because in play store you can find only trash), but we can install Viper if we rooted our phone.
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Right. But installing it now, for me, would be a pain in the ass, 'cause I'd have to unlock the bl (which would force an hard reset). I have no desire(?) at the moment to reconfigure everything
WYPIERDAALAAC said:
If no root mode we can use poweramp as you said, maybe no works with youtube but who listen to music on youtube if audio there have not good quality.
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Uhm... this is complicated. It's not a simple concept like "youtube music video suck". YouTube has any kind of video and I'd like to listen to the audio the best way possibile. And what about Spotify, as someone else already wrote?
No, f**k, it's not possible to pay 330€ to get such a low quality audio. I don't accept it. And we're still only talking about the lack of eq. What about the crappy HW video decoder? What about the bad midi output? I can't believe it.

cataskingforattention said:
Interesting. I have been thinking about getting a Sony
Right. But installing it now, for me, would be a pain in the ass, 'cause I'd have to unlock the bl (which would force an hard reset). I have no desire(?) at the moment to reconfigure everything
Uhm... this is complicated. It's not a simple concept like "youtube music video suck". YouTube has any kind of video and I'd like to listen to the audio the best way possibile. And what about Spotify, as someone else already wrote?
No, f**k, it's not possible to pay 330€ to get such a low quality audio. I don't accept it. And we're still only talking about the lack of eq. What about the crappy HW video decoder? What about the bad midi output? I can't believe it.
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I can talk only about this what i know. With root you can flash this amazing mod which destroy other music phones. I have it on lg g2m: https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/mod-beatsaudio-e-xloud-installer-t3029951

WYPIERDAALAAC said:
I can talk only about this what i know. With root you can flash this amazing mod which destroy other music phones. I have it on lg g2m: https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/mod-beatsaudio-e-xloud-installer-t3029951
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Thanks. Someday I'll try. I wish I could have access to another Honor 8 to experiment with.

cataskingforattention said:
Thanks. Someday I'll try. I wish I could have access to another Honor 8 to experiment with.
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Me too. I said when i bought it that i will not modyfing new phone.. but i cant live without viper because i love music.
EMUI must be imrpoved in sound, because hardware is good but honor 8 need firmware imrpoved for music lovers.

WYPIERDAALAAC said:
Me too. I said when i bought it that i will not modyfing new phone.. but i cant live without viper because i love music.
EMUI must be imrpoved in sound, because hardware is good but honor 8 need firmware imrpoved for music lovers.
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I agree. I'm not sure whether it's just the software that sucks, though.

cataskingforattention said:
I thought about it, but this phone is the only one I have in my hands right now and if anything goes wrong...
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I've unlocked bootloader and flashed TWRP many times without failure.
I've also bricked my phone a few times and manage to unbrick it.
I think installing v4a honestly shouldn't be hard whatsoever if you need help you can just search forums

I agree. The sound, even with dts, is mediocre. I have never had a good pair of buds or headphones come by default. I always buy 3rd party.
The only major con is the ios skin. The video is npt grreat but not bad. So 1 major flaw and 2 small issues. GREAT PHONE.

Lol which music fanatic buys a phone to listen to music sorry but you failed completly by yourself
Get viper and you should be fine

xontec said:
Lol which music fanatic buys a phone to listen to music sorry but you failed completly by yourself
Get viper and you should be fine
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If someone want to have one device to everything is ok.
So i should buy camera, mp3 player etc?
The same with people which buys phone for taking pictures, why not? Now smartphones haves very good audio chipsets and firmware addons which makes phone better than many other players. Problem with honor is that his firmware is not made for music lovers but as you said Viper can change it.
Ps i find no root, not bad app, good for headphones
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=music.bassbooster.equalizer&hl=pl

xontec said:
Lol which music fanatic buys a phone to listen to music sorry but you failed
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Have you tried reading the whole post instead of just the first two sentences?

WYPIERDAALAAC said:
Ps i find no root, not bad app, good for headphones
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=music.bassbooster.equalizer&hl=pl
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Had tried it; doesn't sound any good to me.

aptX Adaptive support

I haven't got my OnePlus 8T yet, so I wanna know if the OnePlus 8T supports aptX Adpative. I've checked on aptX site and it says 8T supports adaptive. I would be grateful if anyone confirms this.

dewri21 said:
I haven't got my OnePlus 8T yet, so I wanna know if the OnePlus 8T supports aptX Adpative. I've checked on aptX site and it says 8T supports adaptive. I would be grateful if anyone confirms this.
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My Anker SoundCore Liberty Air 2 Connects with aptX enabled, they sound great. You will see a little pop up with aptX when they connect. Did not have to modify anything in regards to bluetooth codecs, etc. in developer options.

breadman2843 said:
My Anker SoundCore Liberty Air 2 Connects with aptX enabled, they sound great. You will see a little pop up with aptX when they connect.
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Yes. It does support aptX and aptX HD.
But I wanna know if it supports aptX Adaptive. Can you please check the available codecs in developer options and share a screenshot of the same?

dewri21 said:
Yes. It does support aptX and aptX HD.
But I wanna know if it supports aptX Adaptive. Can you please check the available codecs in developer options and share a screenshot of the same?
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Here you go.

breadman2843 said:
Here you go.
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Don't see anything specific to adaptive

breadman2843 said:
Here you go.
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The audio codecs list, please? Just a tap on the "bluetooth audio codec". Sorry if I'm asking too much.

dewri21 said:
The audio codecs list, please? Just a tap on the "bluetooth audio code". Sorry if I'm asking too much.
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Looks like it does, my bluetooth device doesn't support it.

breadman2843 said:
Looks like it does, my bluetooth device doesn't support it.
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Thanks a lot! :good:
Yes, Liberty Air 2 supports only aptX, AAC and SBC. I got my pair a few days back. :angel:

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Looks like it does, my bluetooth device doesn't support it.
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Or, apparently it might be the phone. My device only supports the aptX codec that it's connected to.
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dewri21 said:
Thanks a lot! :good:
Yes, Liberty Air 2 supports only aptX, AAC and SBC. I got my pair a few days back. :angel:
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That's quite a coincidence! Can't beat em for the price. Didn't see any references to the 8t, but it looks like the 8pro supports hd, but not adaptive. Guessing since the hardware is pretty similar, we will have the same.

breadman2843 said:
That's quite a coincidence! Can't beat em for the price. Didn't see any references to the 8t, but it looks like the 8pro supports hd, but not adaptive. Guessing since the hardware is pretty similar, we will have the same.
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8T is the first OP device to get aptX Adaptive. The other OP phones with aptX support have aptX and aptX HD only. They had put in adaptive and tws+ codecs in some builds (which obviously didn't work) only to remove them later. I have a 7 Pro and planning to upgrade to the 8T. Will probably do when 9 launches, should get good some discounts.