Amirhamdy45 Posted October 23, 2022 Share Posted October 23, 2022 this problem is only on a specific Bluetooth device hi there i have been using Poweramp for over a year with dvc enabled and i heard that this improves sound and increases Poweramp control over audio hardware but i have a problem with this specific Bluetooth speaker (jbl flip 4 ) where sound gets very weird as soon as i enable dvc how wierd? 1-sound gets drastically low and I'm not talking about a small change 20 % with absolute volume sounds louder than 62% with dvc how come? 2-the sound quality itself is wierd and the bass release is very short than usual like its as if the speaker is underwater with that bass 3-the highs are a little distorted and unnatural , mids and highs in general are very flat with dvc enabled So yeah dvc seems to be causing alot of audio problems with my jbl flip 4 however it sounds completely normal on my samsung buds pro which is also a Bluetooth iem by the way My settings: 1-equalizer is disabled 2-preamp is at 0 db No external sound effects are enabled 3-i disabled absolute volume from android developer settings as it was said that it should solve the low volume problem but thats not the case So what is happening here with this specific device? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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MotleyG Posted November 1, 2022 Share Posted November 1, 2022 @Amirhamdy45 Some devices just do not support DVC, regardless of the Bluetooth absolute volume setting. If you find this is the case with this Bluetooth speaker (jbl flip 4) then leave DVC disabled. You can set it this way just for that device. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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