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SGS as external soundcard ?

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I bought a pair of sennheiser hd558 yesterday (for home use on my laptop) and i am surprised how they sound hooked up on my SGS (with voodoo to get everything out of the wolfson chip), the only problem is that my laptop has a onboard sound chip (Realtek ALC883) wich gives a crappy output.

 

As i am a student on a kind of tight budget i was having some "brainfarts" about making the SGS think it is a soundcard while connected to the laptop. That way i can play everything on the laptop as usuall and the output goes thru the SGS.

 

Is this possible ? If it is, is there someone willing to help me do it ? Because there is very little information available about this (only about wireless and i dont want to send a laggy stream to my phone with the possibility of losing quality).

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search for some streaming solution on android market? I have the tab with the same wolfson chip but I haven't tried.

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That is just the problem, there are streaming solutions over the internet but these always involve some lag, not to mention if it has to buffer.

 

I am trying to contact supercurio (the man behind voodoo) and if that doesnt bring a solution then i guess it will stay a "brainfart".

post #4 of 5

SGS has a good DAC and amplifier, it makes my SHD650 sound way better than Creative Zen,

 

but I think what you seek is difficult to realize, why don`t you just buy 32Gb external sd, and forget the laptop, beerchug.gif

btw try poweramp, its the only android apk cappable of gapless playback,


Edited by sonci - 7/13/11 at 12:32pm
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I meant something like the VLC and Videolan server running on your laptop. I have seen a VLC for android player somewhere on the market. Do a search. Or you can try UPnP with foobar as the server.

 

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Originally Posted by Renegade1988 View Post

That is just the problem, there are streaming solutions over the internet but these always involve some lag, not to mention if it has to buffer.

 

I am trying to contact supercurio (the man behind voodoo) and if that doesnt bring a solution then i guess it will stay a "brainfart".



 

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