marcsazy Posted September 15 Recently, out of the blue (I think after the most recent Android update) the music I play from Poweramp stutters/crackles when I increase the volume. This happens especially if my phone is locked. I tried setting my audio buffers to high but that hasn't fixed it. Also, this only happens with Poweramp; Spotify/Google Play Music both work perfectly. Specs: Poweramp build: v3-build-882-uni [882009-7a32587c], 64-bit, Full Version Device: OnePlus5 Android version: 10 Quote Mention Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
andrewilley Posted September 15 Does it happen with normal playback, or high-res (or both)? Andre Quote Mention Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
marcsazy Posted September 15 4 minutes ago, andrewilley said: Does it happen with normal playback, or high-res (or both)? Andre Hi Andre; might be a dumb question but how do I find that out? Quote Mention Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
andrewilley Posted September 15 While you are listening to music, go to Settings > Audio > Audio Info. Look for the text shown under 'Output'. Andre Quote Mention Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
marcsazy Posted September 15 8 minutes ago, andrewilley said: While you are listening to music, go to Settings > Audio > Audio Info. Look for the text shown under 'Output'. Andre When just played on the phone Speaker: OpenSL ES Output, 16 bit 48 kHz, Latency: 120ms Flags: 0x200020 NO HEADROOM GAIN USE STREAM3 When played on my headphones: OpenSL ES Output, 16 bit 48 kHz, Latency: 200ms Flags: 0x200310 ALWAYS UNITY GAIN PAUSE FAST VOLUME SEEK FAST VOLUME USE STREAM3 Quote Mention Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
andrewilley Posted September 15 That is regular output. You could try one of the other options in Settings > Audio > Output - e.g. try going in to AudioTrack or Hi-Res and enabling one of those for the Wired Headset output. Andre Quote Mention Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
marcsazy Posted September 15 3 minutes ago, andrewilley said: That is regular output. You could try one of the other options in Settings > Audio > Output - e.g. try going in to AudioTrack or Hi-Res and enabling one of those for the Wired Headset output. Andre You. Are. A. God. Thank you so much! Turning it to Hi-Res worked perfectly (at least so far). If the problem persists I'll let you know, but with my usual testing where the problem would normally appear, nothing yet. Cheers! Quote Mention Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
