SilverEars
Headphoneus Supremus
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cool, my device supports OneUI 4.0. I need to read up on seemless codec.I have the n400 and buds+ too. I agree the treble sounds too hot on them. The buds2 pro tame the highs very well and adds lots of details retrieval in the mids.
If you are using a Samsung phone which supports the seamless codec, the 24 bit sound brings even more refinement to the sound. Switching between seamless codec and AAC in developer options, AAC sounds congested when the music gets busy, whille seamless codec separates the sound nicely and has a more "uncompressed" sound, the soundstage gets "taller" and "wider". So the seamless codec not only benefits high quality music formats, it also has a better transmission chain which benefits lossy compressed files sound quality as well.
Actually, seamless sounds like switches between Samsung devices seemlessly like Apple with their headphones.
I found this tidbit online. "Samsung’s Seamless codec supports up to 24-bit HiFi audio with a maximum bitrate of 512Kbps and a low of 88Kbps." Which sounds like adaptive. BT is probably generally adaptive as it's connection and interference dependent. Signal can degrade in certain situations.
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