[BlazdiqFoods]

I'm pretty sure it doesn't. aptX HD or LDAC are your best options. LDAC can sound pretty good, bit it's highest bitrate is best for short distances - like headphones

You choose by selecting Connection type -> Best sound quality in BT settings under each device (which will select LDAC or aptX HD instead of lower quality codecs). Then choose bitrate under LDAC playback quality in the Developer Options menu.

Thanks a lot! I asked because i wanted to have the lowest latency for playing fps games. Though i know cable is my best option as it has no latency.
Thats why i thought maybe by updating my firmware i will have the option for TWS+

 

[Dannemand]

Thanks a lot! I asked because i wanted to have the lowest latency for playing fps games. Though i know cable is my best option as it has no latency.
Thats why i thought maybe by updating my firmware i will have the option for TWS+

Understood! If low latency is more important to you than sound quality, then I suggest choosing the lower bitrate options: Stability over Sound quality.

But I cannot really say I have experience with how this might affect games. I'm just assuming...

 

[monsieurfromag3]

Thanks a lot! I asked because i wanted to have the lowest latency for playing fps games. Though i know cable is my best option as it has no latency.
Thats why i thought maybe by updating my firmware i will have the option for TWS+

I don’t think TWS+ is supported by the Snapdragon chip in the V30, so even a firmware update won’t work.

 

[Ufasas]

Cans that I enjoyed listening on v30 with oreo and quad dac on: audiotechnica ag1x, sony ma900, akg y50bt, beyerdynamic custom game, sound was unchanged like on usb dongles (hidizs s3 or creative g3), full, detailed, moving and not overpowered bass.

I didn't enjoy 1more 1707, too muddy and not clear sound (dac on or off) as I listen to prog metal mostly lately, was off-putting

 

[BlazdiqFoods]

Found

 

[andrewski]

I'm pretty sure it doesn't. aptX HD or LDAC are your best options. LDAC can sound pretty good, bit it's highest bitrate is best for short distances - like headphones

You choose by selecting Connection type -> Best sound quality in BT settings under each device (which will select LDAC or aptX HD instead of lower quality codecs). Then choose bitrate under LDAC playback quality in the Developer Options menu.

In developer options, I can only change the bitrate with LDAC. AptX HD always reverts to 24-bit.

 

[Dannemand]

In developer options, I can only change the bitrate with LDAC. AptX HD always reverts to 24-bit.

Yes, I don't believe you can adjust aptx HD settings.

 

[W1ll1eTheP1mp]

Wow!!Someone knows where i can get this?https://www.0db.co.kr/index.php?mid=REVIEW_0DB&page=5&document_srl=904118. Its excellent for us LG Quad dac users! Dont have to carry resistor s to trigger HIM!!

 

[BlazdiqFoods]

Wow!!Someone knows where i can get this?https://www.0db.co.kr/index.php?mid=REVIEW_0DB&page=5&document_srl=904118. Its excellent for us LG Quad dac users! Dont have to carry resistor s to trigger HIM!!

Yup i recently discovered that. I used one found on aliexpess. Just plug that extension first until "AUX" appears(HiFi LG app) and then plug in your headphones.

 

[Chris Kaoss]

Wow!!Someone knows where i can get this?https://www.0db.co.kr/index.php?mid=REVIEW_0DB&page=5&document_srl=904118. Its excellent for us LG Quad dac users! Dont have to carry resistor s to trigger HIM!!

But be aware of the possible frequency altering of the headphone when using such imp adapters.
This depends on the headphone you're going to use with.

 

[W1ll1eTheP1mp]

Yup i recently discovered that. I used one found on aliexpess. Just plug that extension first until "AUX" appears(HiFi LG app) and then plug in your headphones.

Can u send me a link? Would be awesome to NOT have to use a resistor everytime!

 

[W1ll1eTheP1mp]

But be aware of the possible frequency altering of the headphone when using such imp adapters.
This depends on the headphone you're going to use with.

That cable measure's almost deadflat! They measured it on a korean fprum where i originally found it. It was made just specifically to trigger HIM on LG quad phones! So would be so nice to use just that instead of fiddling with the impedance adapter everytime. Another soltuion for me is to buy the dunu duw02 modular cable for my U12T's. Then i atleast can trigger AUC mode just with the cable.

 

[Chris Kaoss]

Hmm.
If i'm not all that wrong you can't trigger the HIM without adding some ohm to the sys.
Well, i'm unsure how this will affect the freq response of your preferred iem/headphone bc it depends on the resistance curve of the headphone itself.

Glad you'll find a solution that'll fit your needs.
To force aux mode i'be a really cheap 4 pol short extension cable (to make use of the micro on my CH9T) or use the Grado extension cable.


https://www.amazon.de/System-S-gewinkelt-Winkel-Stecker-Adapter-Samrtphone/dp/B00NMFKVGS


Grado Mini adaptor cable

 

[BlazdiqFoods]

Can u send me a link? Would be awesome to NOT have to use a resistor everytime!

https://a.aliexpress.com/_mqUGbnH

https://a.aliexpress.com/_mLPnk0x

Btw, whats your resistor value? And whats the minimum value for it to do be triggered?

 

[W1ll1eTheP1mp]

https://a.aliexpress.com/_mqUGbnH

https://a.aliexpress.com/_mLPnk0x

Btw, whats your resistor value? And whats the minimum value for it to do be triggered?

So these works? In the first link , a commenter says that is doesnt work to trigger HIM on V30/v40. Does the bottom link one work?

My 3.5 mm jack adapter has a 75 ohm load i think. That triggers HIM. I had a M1060 thats was 50 ohm i think , and it triggered it. So 50 ohm.