andrewilley

I rather doubt this will happen any time soon. While they will play fine, Audiobooks and Podcasts are not really Poweramp's target market. I use folders to keep mine podcasts/etc separated from music files by the way, and I use the 'Restore Per-Track Progress' feature on those folders to remember where I had got to so I can return to listening to the same podcast later. Andre

If there is a new preset available in the AutoEQ settings repository, it will be added to Poweramp the next time the database is updated for a new build. Andre

@MotleyG I guess you can always set a high-res output anyway, but you may not know if a particular track needs it? That actually one was one of the multiple "low hanging fruit" requests that I collated for Max a while ago, covering stuff that could be fairly easily added without entailing a lot of work (as opposed to spending a long time on one larger request). Andre

Once you have set everything up and applied permissions (which you appear to have done) you should be able to start playback in any audio app and then open the Known Players menu and you should see the currently playing audio app and have the option to enable it for equalization. A reboot first might help. Andre

Many more audio applications can be equalized if you apply the relevant Android special DUMP permission. However the app does need to announce itself as an audio playback app (games for example probably would not work with it). Andre

I'll agree it would be a novelty. But pretty daft and not really something for an audiophile player. Andre

Generally DVC has more of a noticable audible imact than high-res output, but it depends on your equipment and of course your ears. Use the one that sounds best to you. You could also try other Output methods (e.g. I use AAudio) and see if you opt for any higher resolutions with DVC still enabled. Andre

@idviscious Please add your vote in the Requests list then. Thanks. Andre

@Lucky Max Not quite sure why anyone would want their songs to start playing at random points somewhere in the middle? What would be the point? There is a Request for a more "radio-like" segue option though, to avoid songs that have sudden starts or abrupt endings from being cross-faded unnaturally. Andre

@Lucky Max You can't custom sort the genre list, the other option being discussed would be to create a custom playlist containing all the songs in a new order. Andre

Check in your device's Settings=>Developer Options, you may be able to choose different codecs for the currently connected BT device. Andre

@fff Are you referring to the stand-alone EQ app, or the Poweramp Music Player app? Either way, both are capable of saving EQ Preset values for specific Output devices (and songs, albums, Genres, etc. too for the Music Player). If you have done that, the appropriate saved preset will be re-enabled every time you play something using that output device or category. Andre

Doesn't UAPP use some sort of dedicated custom-written code for direct driving of USB devices? Which is how it does its bit-perfect(ish) mode? Andre

Yes, this is the case on some devices and/or ROM variants. Either use 192kHz with DVC, or 384kHz without. Andre

Could you post the results of the 'Audio Info' display when you are playing audio via your car? It may be that Android is reporting the output method is just "Speaker" so PA simply responds to what Android is telling it (especially occurs with wireless Android Auto connections). Andre