Raul G.

@maxmp well, I don't know how was it a year ago, but, at least in my phone (redmi note 9s), UAPP works fine, and I have a custom rom (it works fine with stock rom too); I mean, the playing is smooth, no disconnections or anything. But the app interface is not the best and is a bit slow, that's true. So, is not possible an option to ask the user to allow direct connection to the external DAC? Like this app does. Sure, it would need some kind of driver, but wouldn't be possible some kind of general driver for external DACs, I remember that I read that new USB C ports have advenanges over old micro USB connectors, so, it should be easier. The DAC is HIBY FC3.

@andrewilley Well, sending the raw audio signal to a USB DAC would be great, that's why dongle DAC exist. But, "no resampling" is necessary, no matter if the signal is not true "bit perfect" due to volume adjustment or because of the DSP (eq). But this app at least needs an option to respect the music sample rate. I don't know how much work it takes, but I'm willing to pay up to 2 bucks extra and I think many who expect these player features are too. But, as many already mentioned, with these features, this player would be perfect, it would be the top of audiophile players, so @maxmp. Make it real, we've begged for this feature for years. And just to add, the new widgets are excellent, very cool.

C'mon, this is the only feature this app need to be better than the other audiophile appsC'mon, this is the only feature this app need to be better than the other audiophile apps. Please add the no resampling and bit perfect modes, mainly for USB DACs. But for built-in DAC too if it's possible.

Hi @maxmp, I don't know what is happening, but, with this new update, the app isn't working well with my USB DAC and the Hi-Res output, the sound change, for bad, is like saturated or, with echo. I have a Hiby FC3. Now, looks like the Hi-Res output has "bit perfect", because of the volume control is just adjustable with the DAC controls and with the aux I can't change the volume, and is just too loud, is this at porpouse?

@dhruvburman --e_name "EARHONE_NAME_HERE" The file with parametric settings should have the same name + parametric, etc. Execute the file in the same folder where your parametric settings are.

@maxmp excelent! With a manual import please, for custom eq files made with the auto eq tool.

I've already made a python script for that. Like a temporary solution. Here's the code: expToPA.py

@andrewilley It worked, partially. I have to say, that I'm surprised. So, I think with some tweaks, it could work better. I mean, the curve could be improved.

I think, despite of the disadvantages like incompatibility with some DACs, can't get notification sounds or don't have crossfade, it could be great to have the option. I mean, if someone don"t care to listen notifications and just listen music, it's perfect. I think the solution could be add this festure exclusively for USB play. Like it works in apps like Tidal and Hiby player. This app is great, and this feature could be an improvement, I don't know any app with an equalizer like this has.

@andrewilley I will try it

This is for adjust the frequencys accord to the frequency response of a headphone or earphone. So, if your earphones doesn't have the best sound or frequency respone, with this settings yo can get an improvement.

Please, add support for AutoEq project, by import GraphicEQ settings. With parametric Eq it's possible to approximate the results but it have to be done manualy. An import option like in the app Wavelet would be great. And, having the option to adjust Bass and treble too(like in parametric eq). This is an example for KZ ZSN Pro X earphones: GraphicEQ: 20 -5.9; 21 -6.0; 22 -6.1; 23 -6.2; 24 -6.3; 26 -6.4; 27 -6.4; 29 -6.5; 30 -6.6; 32 -6.7; 34 -6.8; 36 -6.8; 38 -6.9; 40 -7.0; 43 -7.1; 45 -7.2; 48 -7.4; 50 -7.5; 53 -7.6; 56 -7.8; 59 -7.9; 63 -8.0; 66 -8.2; 70 -8.4; 74 -8.4; 78 -8.5; 83 -8.6; 87 -8.6; 92 -8.6; 97 -8.7; 103 -8.7; 109 -8.8; 115 -8.8; 121 -8.8; 128 -8.8; 136 -8.8; 143 -8.7; 151 -8.7; 160 -8.6; 169 -8.5; 178 -8.4; 188 -8.4; 199 -8.3; 210 -8.2; 222 -8.0; 235 -7.9; 248 -7.7; 262 -7.4; 277 -7.2; 292 -6.9; 309 -6.6; 326 -6.3; 345 -6.0; 364 -5.7; 385 -5.3; 406 -5.0; 429 -4.7; 453 -4.5; 479 -4.1; 506 -3.8; 534 -3.6; 565 -3.3; 596 -3.0; 630 -2.7; 665 -2.5; 703 -2.2; 743 -2.0; 784 -1.7; 829 -1.6; 875 -1.5; 924 -1.5; 977 -1.7; 1032 -1.9; 1090 -2.4; 1151 -2.9; 1216 -3.5; 1284 -4.0; 1357 -4.3; 1433 -4.5; 1514 -4.7; 1599 -4.8; 1689 -5.1; 1784 -5.2; 1885 -5.4; 1991 -5.7; 2103 -6.1; 2221 -6.3; 2347 -6.3; 2479 -5.8; 2618 -4.9; 2766 -3.8; 2921 -2.6; 3086 -1.6; 3260 -0.8; 3443 -0.3; 3637 -0.2; 3842 -0.5; 4058 -1.2; 4287 -2.5; 4528 -4.6; 4783 -6.3; 5052 -7.1; 5337 -6.4; 5637 -4.9; 5955 -3.5; 6290 -2.0; 6644 -1.5; 7018 -3.0; 7414 -4.0; 7831 -4.0; 8272 -3.6; 8738 -3.5; 9230 -3.8; 9749 -4.3; 10298 -4.9; 10878 -5.5; 11490 -6.0; 12137 -6.7; 12821 -7.4; 13543 -8.2; 14305 -9.1; 15110 -10.1; 15961 -11.1; 16860 -12.2; 17809 -13.4; 18812 -14.6; 19871 -15.9 All the settings come with this format. AutoEq : jaakkopasanen/AutoEq: Automatic headphone equalization from frequency responses (github.com) The dark green line is the paracmetric eq vs the original GraphicEq