Android phones and USB DACs
Feb 5, 2013 at 3:25 PM Post #1,636 of 9,526
Good day,
for the sake of Danba's list,
i can prove that the Sony Xperia P interworks with the FiiO e07K Andes through USB audio recorder
And i will do that with a photo.

 
Feb 5, 2013 at 7:10 PM Post #1,637 of 9,526
Both Microstreamer and Headstreamer confirmed working on stock Galaxy S3 i747 AT&T without the assistance of Audio Recorder Application. 
 
Btw Micro > Head
 
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Edit: Also Audio GD Sparrow AMP/DAC version "A" works perfect with Audio Recorder app. 
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Feb 5, 2013 at 10:09 PM Post #1,638 of 9,526
Thanks Theogenes...
 
1.  I should have explained better.... These are for my hiking trips... I am not go to wear them WHILE hiking LOL that would be hilarious though... I have nice earbuds for that...  These are for at night in my hammock once I have made camp...
 
2.  Samsung Galaxy Note 2
 
3.  $300 or less preferably but will go more if it is worth it.
 
4.  That is great advice... THANKS
 
5.  I have researched a little.  Swimsonny instructed me to come here.  He said I would find what I needed here....
 
Thanks for your help and I hope my answers were sufficient.
 
Feb 5, 2013 at 10:16 PM Post #1,639 of 9,526
Quote:
 
Wrong thread.. hell, wrong sub-forum.  Swing and a miss, bro.. restart your computer & try again.

What are you talking about?  This is the exact thread that I am suppose to be in...  And it appears others have a Note 2 are posting for advice here as well?
I have a Android phone and need help with USB DAC's.... The name is the thread is Android Phones and USB DACs....  I don't think there could be a more perfect fit...
 
roll over to the other side of your bed... wake up, and YOU try again.  ;o)
 
Feb 5, 2013 at 10:44 PM Post #1,640 of 9,526
Quote:
Thanks Theogenes...
 
1.  I should have explained better.... These are for my hiking trips... I am not go to wear them WHILE hiking LOL that would be hilarious though... I have nice earbuds for that...  These are for at night in my hammock once I have made camp...
 
2.  Samsung Galaxy Note 2
 
3.  $300 or less preferably but will go more if it is worth it.
 
4.  That is great advice... THANKS
 
5.  I have researched a little.  Swimsonny instructed me to come here.  He said I would find what I needed here....
 
Thanks for your help and I hope my answers were sufficient.

 
No prob man. I haven't ever heard the Denons, so I'm gonna be a pretty crappy resource there. But I'll echo WiR3D's recommendation to read his thread on amps that work well with the Denons, as there are a couple of portable amps and DAC/amps in there. Also, any post that includes a variation of the phrase "you monkeys are gonna make me flip my waffles" will get my vote as being worthwhile 100% of the time. 
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Feb 6, 2013 at 1:50 AM Post #1,642 of 9,526
Originally Posted by Eliteoomph /img/forum/go_quote.gif

What are you talking about?  This is the exact thread that I am suppose to be in...  And it appears others have a Note 2 are posting for advice here as well?
I have a Android phone and need help with USB DAC's.... The name is the thread is Android Phones and USB DACs....  I don't think there could be a more perfect fit...
 
roll over to the other side of your bed... wake up, and YOU try again.  ;o)

 
You're looking for a USB DAC, now?  How could I have missed tha... oh wait:
 
ok guys... I swear I started reading this whole post to try and find my answer but when I saw 109 pages I accepted my defeat ;o)
 
I am a complete noob to quality cans.  I just bought an internally modded D2k from swimsonny.  I am very excited but I also would like to get an amp as I have been told they help greatly with the D2K's.  I am normally hiking or outside in a hammock.  I want a nice one but portability is important...
 
What do you guys recommend?
 
Thanks

Originally Posted by FlySweep 
 
Wrong thread.. hell, wrong sub-forum.  Swing and a miss, bro.. restart your computer & try again.

 
This is a thread to talk about Android-compatible DACs.  You didn't even mention you had an Android phone or that you were looking for a compatible DAC in your original inquiry.  So based on what you asked, you see why I responded the way I did?  
 
Originally Posted by Eliteoomph /img/forum/go_quote.gif
roll over to the other side of your bed... wake up, and YOU try again.  ;o)

 
^ Let's hope post #12 is better than post #10. ^
 
Feb 6, 2013 at 5:23 AM Post #1,643 of 9,526
Hi people,
 
By popular request, I have have added very basic playlist functionality to USB Audio Recorder PRO. Don't get your hopes up too much, as I said, it's very basic! You can select a folder and it will play the wav/flac/ogg files in the folder (no mp3!). Your device still needs to be turned on and the app running in the foreground, but I see it as a bonus, since it's really a recording app.
 
Enjoy (if you can live with the limitations!),
 
Davy
eXtream Software Development
 
Feb 6, 2013 at 6:37 AM Post #1,644 of 9,526
Quote:
Hi people,
 
By popular request, I have have added very basic playlist functionality to USB Audio Recorder PRO. Don't get your hopes up too much, as I said, it's very basic! You can select a folder and it will play the wav/flac/ogg files in the folder (no mp3!). Your device still needs to be turned on and the app running in the foreground, but I see it as a bonus, since it's really a recording app.
 
Enjoy (if you can live with the limitations!),
 
Davy
eXtream Software Development

 


Hey Davy,
there's really no way to make USB_AR work with the galaxy s2?
 
Feb 6, 2013 at 7:53 AM Post #1,646 of 9,526
Quote:
Hi people,
 
By popular request, I have have added very basic playlist functionality to USB Audio Recorder PRO. Don't get your hopes up too much, as I said, it's very basic! You can select a folder and it will play the wav/flac/ogg files in the folder (no mp3!). Your device still needs to be turned on and the app running in the foreground, but I see it as a bonus, since it's really a recording app.
 
Enjoy (if you can live with the limitations!),
 
Davy
eXtream Software Development

 
That's great news, thanks Davy. I'll be downloading USB Audio Recorder PRO as soon as I get home from work today. I've been lurking in this and other threads waiting for a solution to allow me to use my Fiio E17 with my Google Nexus 7. I've been researching installing a different kernal, but now that your software supports playlists/folder playback I'll be going that route as it's easier and safer.
 
Based on the amount of interest and activity around enabling USB audio via Android, if you were interested in expanding functionality/creating dedicated playback software, I think there's clearly a market for it.
 
Feb 6, 2013 at 8:20 AM Post #1,647 of 9,526
Quote:
 
That's great news, thanks Davy. I'll be downloading USB Audio Recorder PRO as soon as I get home from work today. I've been lurking in this and other threads waiting for a solution to allow me to use my Fiio E17 with my Google Nexus 7. I've been researching installing a different kernal, but now that your software supports playlists/folder playback I'll be going that route as it's easier and safer.
 
Based on the amount of interest and activity around enabling USB audio via Android, if you were interested in expanding functionality/creating dedicated playback software, I think there's clearly a market for it.

 
Be sure to download the trial version first so you don't get disappointed if the playlist functionality is not sufficient. The link is in the app's description.
 
Feb 6, 2013 at 8:23 AM Post #1,648 of 9,526
Quote:
Hi people,
 
By popular request, I have have added very basic playlist functionality to USB Audio Recorder PRO. Don't get your hopes up too much, as I said, it's very basic! You can select a folder and it will play the wav/flac/ogg files in the folder (no mp3!). Your device still needs to be turned on and the app running in the foreground, but I see it as a bonus, since it's really a recording app.
 
Enjoy (if you can live with the limitations!),
 
Davy
eXtream Software Development

 
Davy,
Thank you for the update, this will make a big difference. 
 
Feb 6, 2013 at 8:27 AM Post #1,649 of 9,526
Quote:
 
The S2 doesn't have isochronous transfers in the kernel, so unless a custom kernel comes with that feature for the S2, then I can't do anything about it.

 
And there are some custom kernels for the S2 that makes this possible?
Maybe we can dig about that..
there are a lot of sgs2 users out there.
 
 
Feb 6, 2013 at 12:27 PM Post #1,650 of 9,526
Hi people,

By popular request, I have have added very basic playlist functionality to USB Audio Recorder PRO. Don't get your hopes up too much, as I said, it's very basic! You can select a folder and it will play the wav/flac/ogg files in the folder (no mp3!). Your device still needs to be turned on and the app running in the foreground, but I see it as a bonus, since it's really a recording app.

Enjoy (if you can live with the limitations!),

Davy
eXtream Software Development

This is great news! Although basic, a big step forward. Thank you...thank you!
 

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