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Posts posted by eio
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In case Max needs some field test for high-res support on new devices, we'd love to be guinea pigs
It doesn't have to be a full fledge player, just an ugly test apk with a single "test" button and built-in signal would do.
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On 1/10/2017 at 4:01 PM, andrewilley said:
Or rather, Poweramp alpha-test does not support the high-rez features on those devices as yet.
Andre
Sorry, My mistake, Hi-Silicon Hi6402 does support hi-res playback!
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Huawei devices do not support hi-res output for now.Hi6402 does support hi-res playback.
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On 12/17/2016 at 9:25 AM, wellivea1 said:
- Device model: LG V20 Sprint (LG-LS997)
- ROM version : Stock ROM (Android 7.0)
- The device is explicitly branded as supporting Hi-Res audio, and has an ESS DAC (ES9218) capable of outputting it. Poweramp does not show the hi-res option, unlike the user above. I suspect this is due to differences in carrier models (The Sprint model also does not have a stock music app for some reason).
have you tested with alpha 704? (the latest version in play store is 703)
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1. LG V20 (Korean SK telecom F800)
2. Android N 7.0, build NRD90M, stock ROM F800S10s
3. ESS ES9218.
stock music player (as well as many generic music player apps) can playback 24bit files in DIRECT mode without SRC, dumpsys media.audio_flinger while playing 24/44 in stock player is attached. however 16bit files will be resampled to 16/48 in MIXER path with those players.
Hi-Res option in Poweramp alpha 704 does show up, but doesn't work, always "Failed: Poweramp Hi-Res Exp Output" no matter which output sample rate or buffer size I choose.
dumpsys_media_audio_flinger.txt
Audio Speed Playback Option
in Poweramp Feature Requests
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Great feature!
It would be better if we can set a target BPM and adjust playback speed/generate a playlist on the fly to match the BPM.
To me, the only scenario that I would want to change the tempo is to match my cadence of cycling, and that's more than half the time of playing music from a smartphone for me.
Kind of like RockMyRun or Spring, but works with a local music library.