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The "Cascade" setting should be a flag stored/loaded with each graphic EQ preset individually - not toggled globally. Currently, toggling this setting on effectively causes each graphic EQ preset made with the cascade setting off to sound awful. -
Advanced Tweaks -> Volume Levels resets after each update. Also, changing that option will likely cause temporary max volume, blow my ears up. Otherwise works well App ver: build-973-bundle-play Model: Xiaomi 12S Ultra Android ver: 13 MIUI ver: 14.0.3 stable -
Just got the app, I'm not that really familiar with EQ settings in general so if anybody could recommend me any good settings for a JBL bluetooth speaker (Flip 5) that would be appreciated! The phone I'm currently using is the OnePlus Nord N300. Thanks
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Poweramp is reporting as not allowing app data backup in SeedVault. I know there is manual settings backups but it would be nice for this to be integrated with the native backup API so it would work with Google/SeedVault etc If further clarification needed let me know
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Since my device (Samsung Galaxy A71) upgraded to Android 13 last week, I have noticed that the "Tone" button keeps disabling itself. I have to check each time after switching output device or before playing music and enable it. Is this normal?
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Just a text errot. Settings->Equalizer->Hi-Res block size description. See screenshot. Not "дя" but "для".
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Probably less of a feature than it is an implementation. Honestly for one I wonder if it's possible and for two I think it would just be nice to be able to I have our liked or favorite songs also be backed up with like our layout settings theme settings and everything else that gets backed up when you export settings in Poweramp to make that backup file. It'd be really useful for when you're switching the phone or you have to reset your phone completely you could just have everything and I mean everything saved to that file instead of just the settings there's also your favorite songs as well so you don't have to basically restart a favorite songs list, you know? If you have a lot of music and you have your entire library on shuffle and you come across all these songs that you really really like that stand out from the rest it's really a pain to have to go back and try to find those exact songs so having the information of the like song list preserved some sort of way within settings would be a great addition. -
So... either my ears or my headphones have a slight imbalance so that the right is slightly louder than the left. The minimum L/R balance I can do in the EQ is (+-)2% (and even this is a little difficult to reach before it snapping back to 0). But the imbalance is less than 2% (now left side is too loud). Could you add an option to choose more precise values. Perhaps I could double tap the knob to input -0.0125 for -1.25%? Maybe many don't use such precise settings but I would appreciate it.
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SoX resampler include many settings aside from bandwith and dithering, such as VHQ SRC, steep filter, phase response and anti aliasing. Since resampling oftenly takes place, could you please consider including all the sound settings SoX has to offer? That would give more control over the sound quality and signature. Thanks in advance.
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Poweramp provides an almost unlimited number of options to personalize this player to suit everyone’s preferences. With this open design, it can almost become intimidating with where to start. I thought I would offer my thoughts on some starting points for the display and layout settings. By no means are these rules, but merely suggestions to try to help some that have requested advice in other threads. And for the record I have no affiliation with the development of the app, I am just another user and fan like you! For this first post, I wanted to start with the very basics. Any of the default or 3rd party skins can help personalize your design, artwork, layout, colour choices, and even font choices to tailor it to be yours. The first thing I would consider is whether you prefer a dark or light display. This can be selected in the “Look and Feel” settings menu. While it can follow your device settings, most users will likely have a preference of one over the other. But one consistent component is the background option. This can be enabled in the main Poweramp settings page, fourth option down. It can be selected on or off regardless of your skin choice. There are just four adjustments in the “Background” menu but the combination of them can lead to some very significant differences in the resulting background. It sets the album art from the file playing as a background for the Now Playing screen. Let’s look at what each setting does, then we can combine them to get the results you want. Background Blur - Affects the focus of the artwork. As the name suggests, it controls how clear the image is, from sharp and distinct on the left end to virtually unrecognizable other than maybe shapes or lines on the right. This is helpful to blend the image away from the main art display, but keeps the detail and levels intact. Background Details - Affects the sharpness of the artwork. The far right end of the slider is detailed, and maintains the full cover characteristics. As you slide to the left the contrast of the dark and light areas start to blend together, until you reach the far left end where the entire image is a single solid colour blend of the art. Background Intensity - Affects the brightness of the artwork. At the lowest end, it is virtually black no matter what colours are in your artwork, while at the highest 250% setting it is almost eyeball burning. This is a key setting depending on your preference I mentioned earlier for a light or dark display. Background Saturation - Affects the amount of colour of the artwork. At 0% it becomes purely grey tones, a black and white image. At the 300% maximum any colours are driven up significantly, great if you want to emphasize the original art. So how do you use these settings to get the perfect album art display? Well that is different for almost every one of us. There is no perfect. Fortunately we have these adjustments to work with. To start with, I make the following settings; Blur full left at less, Details at full right detailed, Intensity and Saturation set to 100%. This essentially makes the background the same as the original art display. You will need to exit the settings to see any changes you make each time. [@maxmp perhaps this can be improved in the future to show the background behind the settings, so the changes can be seen live?] Start your adjustments with Intensity somewhere between 150-250 for light backgrounds, while 15-50 is a good range for dark and still has the cover visible. Next adjust the Saturation, move above 100% to enhance the colours or below to reduce towards grey tones. After that move the details down and blur up, each one step at a time. This may take the most time to get the combination just right. Remember to use a few different covers, what looks good on one may not be so great on another. I hope this quick guide helps to get your background display to be your Perfect! -
Hi everybody. I couldn't find any proper answer to this. I have Shanling M6 pro DAC and I am not really shure what's the proper setting of the HiRes output on Poweramp for this. Recently I have noticed some Direct HD option showing up on the HiRes settings. Any idea ? How to achieve the best (bitperfect like) setting on Poweramp ? What I am doing now : It says : variant Direct HD Output Set to HiRes and fixed 192kHz and all setting below are set to off (no EQ, no DV, No Headroom, ...) Dither : None Thanks a lot !
