Hi,
I recently bought MX player pro. I use it in nvidia shield 2017.
I have also installed the https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/mx-player/mx-player-custom-codec-dts-support-t2156254 codec.
when I use hw+ decoder, my onkyo HT-S3800 produces stereo sound.
Thanks
arindamchoudhury said:
Hi,
I recently bought MX player pro. I use it in nvidia shield 2017.
I have also installed the https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/mx-player/mx-player-custom-codec-dts-support-t2156254 codec.
when I use hw+ decoder, my onkyo HT-S3800 produces stereo sound.
Thanks
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It's intended behaviour. In fact it downsample to stereo as multi track audio out put was the only available on older Android versions.
Our development team is actively working on audio pass through to pass original audio to external device. Once it's implemented, you will be able to pass the true 5.1 to your external system.
Any update on this? Shield built-in player is passing AAC 5.1 audio just fine but not MX Pro.
rraquib said:
Any update on this? Shield built-in player is passing AAC 5.1 audio just fine but not MX Pro.
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Have you tried 1.9.10 with HW+ or SW?
In 1.9.10, if the HDMI receiver (Amplifier) reports the capability of AAC decoding it should use passthrough mode.
I am experiencing the same problem with 1.9.10 as the others. In HW, digital audio is successfully passed through to ext HDMI receiver successfully, but once in HW+, only stereo is passed through. Is there anyway to force audio passthrough in HW+ mode regardless whether MX can detect the HDMI audio capability of the receiver or not? The issue is of course video plays well and without stuttering in HW+ mode.
xentos88 said:
I am experiencing the same problem with 1.9.10 as the others. In HW, digital audio is successfully passed through to ext HDMI receiver successfully, but once in HW+, only stereo is passed through. Is there anyway to force audio passthrough in HW+ mode regardless whether MX can detect the HDMI audio capability of the receiver or not? The issue is of course video plays well and without stuttering in HW+ mode.
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HW decoder is using mediaplayer implementation which is built on the system itself. So, audio passthrough is done by the system itself. Third-party apps mostly depend on the APIs provided by android. They can't directly access the hardware. MX Player will try to detect the capability of the HDMI receiver. If it's not supported or not reporting properly, then Audio pass-through won't be used.
Can you play the video on both HW, HW+ decoder & collect complete system logs using logcat?
HI everyone, I'm using Sony WF-SP900 which Does support AAC codec, and it works fine on my Xperia phone, but I've found that I can't change SBC to AAC on my S10e. When I tried to switch to AAC, it makes no difference and automatically switched back to SBC. is there anyway to fix?
Hello,
I have a question is there an option to change audio system codecs? I am not talking about bluetooth codecs but system codecs in general.
My problem is with application Lego Boost. When I play sound it is slooooooooooowed and distorted but only on phones speakers. When I connect any bluetooth earphones sound is ok. Bluetooth uses LDAC so I guess that problem is that OnePlus uses some unsupported by application sound codecs.
Maybe there is some app that can change system sound codecs? I did not found any system settings for that.
I use 10.3.0 Android system.
Thanks in advance.
I have the mi airsots pro which support aptx but no matter what I do they keep using AAC which doesn't sound bad but aptx would give much better battery.
Tried developer settings but they won't stick.
So I bought a new earphone that supports aptx and paired it with my mi note 10 then I saw that it's in SBC mode which is kinda weird so I tried to change the bluetooth codec in developers option to APTX but it's reverting back to SBC. Any solutions?
you can change in developer option.