Yash O

that is the default behaviour of Android, the only way to get bit perfect audio is by using UAPP, or else get an iPhone. I have raised this Google many a times, but they don't listen to it

Instead of complaining here it is better to take this to the Google and Android Devs, those schmucks should work on this issue, not the third party devs

The resampling occurs on certain Android devices especially LG wherein, when connected via a DAC and a Wired earphone, would down-sample it to 48KHZ. You seem to be using Wireless for which this whole issue doesn't apply. Plus Android phones have come a long way and a lot of manufactures have changed the UI and the Software over the course of years. All these issues shouldn't be there at all and there is no concrete proof for this as people who claim this issue have to test it in 100s of Android devices from different makers to validate this claim

Hi Team, I want to know if Poweramp player has the capability to bypass the Android SRC? I am using a Samsung S22 Ultra at the moment. Please advise the same, if any options needs to be enabled for that

Girish, there is no Poweramp for iOS. Poweramp is available only on Android. The ones on iOS are fake ones

Yeah pretty messy solutions..

Yeah I know this, I suffered with my iPhone 11 for a year and a half rather by following these methods

Hmm I dont beleive iOS gives permissions for the developers to make their App detect. Maybe Andre can give an answer to this...

@andrewilley Exactly, I listen to Lossless FLAC file on my Poweramp and I simply copy the Music Files from my Windows PC to my Phone and the files/folders show up in the same way inside folders like how I had copied them. In an iPhone even if copy via iTunes or iCloud they, still show up on Apple Music and any operation of explicit copy/paste isn't possible plus iPhone doesn't support multiple file formats and Bluetooth codecs. I would be infuriated if Google does something like that and they would completely loose their tag of being friendly over iOS

Yeah! I am aware of that iTunes method, but it is quite buggy to the core to sync your Music files and is not an effective method, to either sync to Apple Music or VLC. The iOS doesn't support the detection of MP3/FLAC files when synced or pushed over iCloud or any other method. The only way is to sync your Music Files over to Apple Music and then export it to other Music Players, which isn't in any way an efficient method. Whereas on an Android it's quite easy to transfer our files, just copy/paste on to your phone, just like you would on a USB Stick. No hassles, no additional apps needed. Android>iOS in a functionality standpoint and for giving a user more access to his phone.

@MR FAUGLE Read the article below on why Poweramp will not be on iOS. Apple's philosophy is to control everything on their devices, which will not help Poweramp to thrive in iOS. Do you even realize that you cannot copy your Music Files like MP3/FLAC over to your iPhone and listen to it on an Offline Music player? How do you think will Poweramp survive in a world like that? https://medium.com/@Poweramp/why-android-is-better-than-ios-Poweramp-f8aceeffc6df

Can you recommend the right Bluetooth settings for Poweramp..I sometimes feel the sound to be low and high while listening on my Wireless headset

When I use the headset remote button to play music after a long pause, it takes a few seconds for Poweramp to wakeup. I have checked keep service enabled and battery optimisation turned off. Is there a suggestion for this? Thanks in advance You guys are great!

Thanks for your suggestions! Will try it Cheers!

Thanks Andre! Noted it...the Poweramp is going well in my current MotoG, but faced such issues in previous phones but never received this suggestion. It's annoying if the Poweramp doesn't Resume after a long pause, through Headset Remote control button. Are there any possibilities that the UI in certain phones might conflict with the settings?, cause it wasn't an issue in the earlier Android versions, in fact there wasn't a need for me to even modify these settings.