On my old phone, Galaxy S5, there was a small mod that enable dual speakers and it totally made the experience better. So, can somebody figure out how to enable dual speakers on the LG G4? I know it has to be in mixer_paths.xml, but I don't know what lines to edit.
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I just traded my moto q global smartphone for a tilt and I love it however there is one thing that I can't get to work properly and that is my blue tooth headset I bought a Jawbone 2 an expensive device but it sounds all muffeled and and the sound breaks up I was wondering dose any one have a tweaks or tricks to make it sound the way its suppose to.
I recently purchase the At&t S4 active and a pairs of Sennheiser MM-550X,
Those of you who don't know apt-x is codec for bluetooth to keep the sound quality as the original (really close to) source sound files,
in compare to normal Bluetooth which downgrade sound quality to near 120Kbps.
SGS4 active supposed to support this but on the web there's so little information about it,
So.. I want to know how can i confirm Mine got the Apt-x? from what I heard some android version Not support this..
Does Acid audio engine support this?
Is anyone tried?
Thanks!
No need to create two identical threads.
Can someone who has both the Samsung s5 (the regular version and NOT the Active model) and Samsung s6 Active tell me if there is any difference in the volume with both the earpiece and speaker? In the S5, I know there is an option to enable hearing aid mode which seems to boost the volume some. I am assuming the same feature is available in s6 Active, but is it noticeably louder both when trying to hear calls and media?
OR would I be better off to get a T-mobile version s5 with unlocked bootloader and root it and install a volume booster? I know you can root at least some of these models of AT&T phones, but without an unlocked bootloader, I do not plan to. My AT&T s5 came with 5.0 so it is not an option anyway.
I was able to use volume boosters with other rooted/jailbroken phones, and it was enough most of the time to boost the call volume to an acceptable level without damaging the speaker of the phone.
Thank you,
Hi there.
I'm considering buying and external portable amplifier/DAC such a Fiio or a Topping NX2 , as I've bought a great pair of headphone, and the 3,5" volume output of the Z3 Compact is really, really poor.
But I've noticed that after Lollipop-Walkam/Music update the "Hi-Res Audio" feature (that allows you to connect those dac/amplifiers through the usb port with an axcellent sound) is no longer there.
Sony in its forum said it's beacuse now the feature is stock in Android Lollipop but users are reporting it's not true, and that they're not able too bypass internal z3c DAC anymore.
Anybody using an ampli/dac with the z3c could eventually confirm or deny this?
Thank you in advance.
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I have Magisk and EdXposed. I'm sure there is a way to enable aptX on this phone, since it's possible on pretty much every other phone including RP1, has anyone found a solution yet? Stock bluetooth audio is so bad it's unusable.
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