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Finnaly I can get 24bit 192Khz on my S9+ G9650 with Pie. Disabled DVC in everything and set OpenSL only to bluetooth, others and speaker. In high-resolution output I set USB DAC and wired insert/AUX. Select 192Khz and voilà!

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Houston, we have a problem here. rsrsrs Galaxy S9+ SM-G9650 with Android Pie. Only 16-bit and 48KHz with the last update.

What? Is not Direct Hi-Res? Oo

Hi. Can you add support for Galaxy S9 and S9+ (G9600 and G9650 both with Snapdragon 845)? Here the files (audio_policy_configuration.xml, USB and a2dp.) Many thanks! Qualcomm WCD9341 codec (i can't find the datasheet): https://www.qualcomm.com/products/wcd9341 EDIT: added audio_output_policy_conf. 😉 files_g9650.zip audio_output_policy.conf.zip

Hey folks! First, sorry for my sh** english. Here we go! I started to tweak a bit more with equalization, but I noticed that even though you have more options than the rest of the equalizers available for Android, there are still several options left in the Poweramp equalizer. 1° More bands. The default equalizer has the basic bands, which are 10 in total. With the high-resolution audio option, a few more adjustments to the equalizer are required and this requires more bands available for setup as there are headphones that require a more refined fit. How about 31-band equalizer? A variable equalizer would also be welcome. Look this example: 2° Show the current decibels of each band. One of the main options that must be mandatory in an equalizer, does not exist in Poweramp. There is simply no way to guess how many decibels were added or taken in each band. 3° An equalizer graphic. I do not know if there would be any way to deploy this in the current interface (you may need to make a new interface for the equalizer). Here a example: Well, these are some suggestions I have at the moment to improve the equalizer. I hope you can understand what I wrote. Many thanks!