Hello guys
I can't change Bluetooth codec from developer menu. I can only see SBC codec instead aptx(i have bt compatible headphones). Someone have same problem?
Known issue on emui8. Use search.
Done but anyone have this problem on emui 9
I use aptx on my samsung level u pro
this is normal for most devices. most android phones will not allow you to choose bluetooth codecs if they are not in use. even when they are in use, your options will likely be little to none. your device will choose the best codec that is compatible.
Hello Forum,
as far as I could figure out, this has been already an issue in the past. But solved on Pie (Android 9) with the July 2019 update. Xiaomi Mi A2 devices didn't support Bluetooth codecs like AAC, aptX, aptX HD etc.
Now, after the update to Android 10, I figured out the old problem again. No support of these codecs. Only SBC is provided. Even, when I select one of them in the developer options. At least on my device!
Does someone of you can confirm the same issue and even know a working (proven) solution?
I'm on stock Android 10 with March 1st update.
Greetings
YouDontKnowJack
Same here!
Xiaomi mi note 10 reacently updated to Android 10.
WTF?
Hi all,
Would like to check if there is any way of installing APTX-HD on rooted note 9?
I've tried multiple methods including APTX for Android Oreo & Pie from Magisk.
May i know if anybody has gotten it to work?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you very much!
Current ROM: The Galaxy Project Ver 1.7.0
ffakingdom said:
Hi all,
Would like to check if there is any way of installing APTX-HD on rooted note 9?
I've tried multiple methods including APTX for Android Oreo & Pie from Magisk.
May i know if anybody has gotten it to work?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you very much!
Current ROM: The Galaxy Project Ver 1.7.0
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From what i heard APTX-HD will not work correctly on a Note 9! As it needs to send tons of bluetooth packets it will skip cut out etc, that's why the devs did not include it! LDAC is the best, stick with that codec!
ffakingdom said:
Hi all,
Would like to check if there is any way of installing APTX-HD on rooted note 9?
I've tried multiple methods including APTX for Android Oreo & Pie from Magisk.
May i know if anybody has gotten it to work?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you very much!
Current ROM: The Galaxy Project Ver 1.7.0
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I have several apt-x HD supported devices and I never got it to work. LDAC support is fantastic, as is standard APT-X.
Using sony WH-1000xm2 when selecting SBC, AAC, APT-X or LDAC from developer options will briefly stop the sound whilst it jumps to that codec, no such luck with APT-X HD. I don't believe that the codec is actually implemented on the Note9.
AptX-HD was supported on the Oreo version of the Note9.
I have two Level Pro headphones and after the Android Pie update lost the UHQ audio function from the Level app.
If you looked, you got LDAC and SBC, no AptX or HD.
Then I submit a bug report and they only brought back AptX on the latest version.
I think Samsung it's just trying to push their new Buds as the Level brand is being discounted in many markets.
Also Video Pro Mode was available on the Note9 and removed on the Pie update.
Now I can add my wife had the S8 Plus and she lost the UHQ audio from her Level app.
She went back to Apple at this time as they have better codec support.
Personally I am planning to get the Xperia that has 4K screen and yes, a long list of audio codecs and features.
Samsung keeps playing games, Qualcomm still supports Apt LL and HD, the hardware supports it but it is Samsung decision to remove it.
What's happening with aptx support in Android 10?
When Samsung removed AptX in Android Pie, I send an actual bug report with their support team, it was a pain, because they ask you to reset it then jump hoops.
At the end, they acknowledged that AptX should be "At least supported" because their line of Level headphones run on AptX and AptX HD.
Then I can say, with the next update, they added AptX to the list of supported codec.
Sony and many others are pushing LDAC for their headphones so probably just drop Samsung.
bluefish196 said:
with the next update, they added AptX to the list of supported codec.
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Are you saying that in Andoid 10 they have added AptX support to the Galaxy Note 9 again?
Are you sure?
If this is true, this is great news
ivo777 said:
Are you saying that in Andoid 10 they have added AptX support to the Galaxy Note 9 again?
Are you sure?
If this is true, this is great news
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I'm on a Sprint Note9(Snapdragon) UI. 2.0. Android 10.
The big difference is AptX supports 16Bit 48KHz and AptXhd support 24Bits also 48 KHz.
Here screenshots.
I got my 4a 5G yesterday. Tried my bluetooth earphones that supposedly supports Aptx Adaptive and they do not show up as connected with that. Just plain Aptx. And I did go in developer menu and no choice to select it either. Anyone get Aptx Adaptive to work on their 4a 5G?
765G supports it:
https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon-765g-5g-mobile-platform
Xiaomi Line supports it:
https://m.tvc-mall.com/details/xiao...-chinese-prompt-tone-black-sku681200048a.html
Unfortunately, nobody cares.
LDAC is one of the best sounding bluetooth codecs for Android. Unfortunately it seems the Redmi Note 11 doesn't have it.
If i connnect my Bluetooth device, which supports LDAC, with my phone, i can only choose between Aptx en SBC.
In Android developer options LDAC is present, but if you try to select it it switches back to Aptx.
I have understand in the meantime that more expensive Xiaomi phones do support Ldac and Aptx-HD.
So it's the same as with the Always On Display. Xiaomi ditches certain basic Android features to annoy the Redmi Note owners so you buy a more expensive phone next time.
edit, found on Google: LDAC's source code is part of the Android Open Source Project, and it should be available on any phone sporting an Android Oreo 8.0 operating system and above.