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  1. @kissarmyonline  I've just checked with the latest OneUI update on my A54 and it seems like they have not fixed the high-res issue. I'm not sure if @maxmp has been able to replicate the issue and find a work-around from the Poweramp side as yet.

    I suggest using AAudio Output, rather than the Experimental High-Res feature.

    Andre

  2. As there are cover art images and Artist, duration, etc details in your screenshot, it would seem the song tags have been scanned into the Library correctly (a non-scanned file would show filename only, with no other details). Try a Settings=>Library=>Full Rescan anyway.

    Might be an issue with the files themselves? What does Info/Tags show, from the menu for one of those songs?

    Andre

  3. Probably the Album Artist tags are not set identically for all of the tracks that are meant to be contained within one album. You can check this via the Info/Tags option in the menu for each song.

    See the second section of this Guide for more details:

    Ansre

  4. You should be fine with a folder of your own called "My Music", with all of your music saved in subfolders of that. It's only direct root access that you cannot assign access permissions any more (and some restricted system folders, like "Download").

    Make sure File Access Legacy Mode is turned off - which it sounds like you've already had to do. Then revoke/disable any existing permissions that might still be hanging around so you have nothing selected at all in Settings=>Music Folders. Then use the 'Add Folder' option in that menu to choose just your "My Music" folder and tap 'Use this Folder' to grant access to it (and also do the same for "Playlists" if you need that).

    For more detailed instructions, see:

    If all that still fails, try a clean uninstall/reinstall - but backup your existing settings/etc (using Settings=>Export Settings/Data) first. 

    Andre

  5. @andrewz No, power management settings probably would not get synced to a new phone, it'd be up to you to enable them as and when wanted. Not all devices are so aggressive about it, but if you are getting playback issues (especially when the screen goes to sleep) it's a good one to check.

    Andre

  6. How you access the audio controls on your car's head unit is down to that manufacturer's design, it's nothing that Poweramp (or even Android Auto) has any control over.

    On my Hyundai for example, there are Bass, Mid, and Treble sliders in the 'Equaliser' section of the 'Sound' Settings menu (which can be accessed via a physical 'Settings' button on the front panel, even while music continues playing in Android Auto). But that is more of a general setup feature, you probably shouldn't be changing those values on a per-song basis while driving.

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    Poweramp's equalizer system allows you to set up EQ 'Presets' - and even auto-assign them to particular albums, genres, etc if you want. But again, tweaking them is not something you should contemplate doing on-the-fly while driving.

    Whatever happened to good old physical bass and treble knobs eh?

    Andre

  7. I didn't know Disc# tags were being stored in the database as text, which is what would cause this issue as that sorting pattern is normal for ASCII text sorting. I assumed they were being sorted as integer numbers like Track tags are (leading zeros are not necessary in Track# tags).

    I agree there aren't many real-world examples with more than nine discs in a set, but as you say a few such multi-disc collections do exist. Hopefully Max might be able to address this issue as part of the changes he's already making to Track# and Disc# handling:

    A visual break-point within album listings when a new Disc# starts would be a nice idea too.

    Andre

  8. The old 'File Access Legacy Mode' is no longer available for Play Store downloads due to recent Android restrictions. However it is still available for website downloaded APKs though, if you really want it for some reason.

    To use regular Android file access, just go into PA Settings=>Library=>Music Folders and use "Add Folder or Storage" to grant access to the desired master folder for your music collection (any subfolders will be automatically available too, you don't need to add them separately).

    Do not try to grant access to root locations or to Android reserved folders (such as Download) as they are prohibited by recent Androids too.

    Andre

  9. I can't speak for the AutoEQ app, I was comparing with the source data in the github tables.

    For example, crinacle Gras 43ag-7 for HIFMAN HE400se shows as:

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    And that's exactly what I get for the Parametric bands if I select that specific item from the AutoEQ Presets list in Poweramp.

    Andre

  10. As is the way with crowd-sourcing, there's more than one submitted entry for any given device. There are seven for HIFMAN HE400se as far as I can see. The default one which pops up from the Results list is "Oratory1990 over-ear", https://github.com/jaakkopasanen/AutoEq/tree/master/results/oratory1990/over-ear/HIFIMAN HE400se. This parametric option matches with PA's "HIFMAN HE400se, Oratory1990 over-ear" (although the ordering of the bands is slightly different). 

    Andre

  11. @Fitzian is correct. With streaming services, the Chromecast device (just like Sonos speakers, etc) handles the actual fetching of the bytes of audio data over the internet and it plays the music directly. In such cases, the phone acts more like a remote control in that it simply tells the Chromecast where to find the content, so the phone never actually sees the audio stream so it can't manipulate it.

    Andre

  12. @Masklin Strange, although foobar2000 seems to show your stated +2.75dB and +3.82dB values, every editor/viewer that I've tried shows a tag name of "R128_TRACK_GAIN" but with content of zero - which would just apply your chosen RG Preamp value (which you can change in Settings=>Audio=>Replay Gain=>RG Preamp).

    I wonder if the files are using header OutputGain values instead of that tag?  We'd need Max to take a look at the files in more detail anyway.

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    Andre

  13. If you ordered from the Play Store, you will need that installed on your new device and then use the same Google account.

    If you bought directly from the website, you can only use that licence on one device at a time. If you have lost the email with your purchase ID, please contact Support at poweramp.maxmpz [at] gmail.com.

    Andre

  14. The ones in your image are not built-in (such as 'Bass', 'Classical', Pop', 'Flat', etc) they are originally sourced from the Auto-EQ database of specific headphone models. There are over a thousand of them, so Search is the best way to find a particular one.

    Of course once you have enabled one that works for you and your headphones, you can then re-save the settings into a new Preset using your own name, which would then become part of the shorter 'User' list.

    Andre 

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