USB Audio Player PRO (UAPP): 24- and 32-bit playback, ubiquitous USB audio support for Android

[Davy Wentzler]

My mistake, I report something different from what I mean! In the Google Playstore I cannot update the app, the Meizu it's reported as bot compatible with the app

Ok, so that means you probably installed it once by an apk. Please send me a PM then I'll send you an updated apk.

 

[newtophones07]

I know it was just released, but I hope that UAPP can be updated for the new Ibasso DC01 type C headphone adpater.

It has this odd background volume apk, that I would rather not have to use to control the volume. Thanks

 

[marcus2704]

UAPP does not support offline mode.

Re TIDAL offline mode not being supported, I wish I had of known that before I purchased as it renders Uapp useless for my use case.

 

[m-i-c-k-e-y]

A better way to phrase it:

Tidal won't allow offline mode on UAPP.

 

[marcus2704]

A better way to phrase it:

Tidal won't allow offline mode on UAPP.

Maybe so but as an end user I care less for who wont allow what, only that this vital feature does not work.

 

[HungryPanda]

Then don't use uapp or R3

 

[marcus2704]

Then don't use uapp or R3

Clearly, I wont be able to will I.

 

[Yethal]

Re TIDAL offline mode not being supported, I wish I had of known that before I purchased as it renders Uapp useless for my use case.

We've been asking for this functionality for years bu Tidal won't budge.

 

[m-i-c-k-e-y]

As the previous poster had said, its just sad that Tidal won't budge.

It is already nice to have an app that we could use our popular streaming services thru our preferred dac/amp.

Yet too see an app other than UAPP, that will access Tidal offline files, as you said, while accessing your preferred DAC/Amp. Or at least, like UAPP, stream while using your DAC/Amp.

Good luck with your hunt.

Maybe so but as an end user I care less for who wont allow what, only that this vital feature does not work.

 

[gapone]

I have a noob question about tonebooster eq. What is the difference between digital bell and analog bell filters and which one should I use for auto eq parametric settings (saying only peak filter)? Thanks in advance

 

[anttipi]

Comments & requests:

1. "Queue album" functionality: Only 1st album can be queued. When trying to add 2nd album to queue (i.e. to follow 1st album), 1st album gets replaced/removed completely. Very awkward to queue 2nd album by tapping each individual track separately.
2. Please consider: Option to replace artist with composer in Queue view (at least). Currently only able to see composer via metadata.
3. Please consider: Option to scale UI size (to fit more on screen)

(FWIW, I'm using MinimServer library.)

 

[329161]

As the previous poster had said, its just sad that Tidal won't budge.

It is already nice to have an app that we could use our popular streaming services thru our preferred dac/amp.

Yet too see an app other than UAPP, that will access Tidal offline files, as you said, while accessing your preferred DAC/Amp. Or at least, like UAPP, stream while using your DAC/Amp.

Good luck with your hunt.

Apparently offline listening via Tidal is available on the new line of Astell and Kern players with the APK installed version. Not sure if this is an oversight by Tidal, if not then I don't see why that would be allowed and the same not allowed on UAPP.

 

[buonassi]

It's allowed because it uses the Tidal APK, and the APK allows offline storage provided the file system supports it. It's no different than you installing Tidal on your phone or android DAP. And yes, the AK system avoids sample rate conversion I can confirm.

But it only has a semi-parametric EQ which allows for limited Q (filter width) and limited gain only. You can't change what frequencies the filter is centered on. Sort of pointless if you're into hunting down and nulling out peaks/resonances. Toneboosters is a true parametric EQ, but limited to 6 filters simultaneously. More than enough for properly equalizing.

 

[329161]

It's allowed because it uses the Tidal APK, and the APK allows offline storage provided the file system supports it. It's no different than you installing Tidal on your phone or android DAP. And yes, the AK system avoids sample rate conversion I can confirm.

But it only has a semi-parametric EQ which allows for limited Q (filter width) and limited gain only. You can't change what frequencies the filter is centered on. Sort of pointless if you're into hunting down and nulling out peaks/resonances. Toneboosters is a true parametric EQ, but limited to 6 filters simultaneously. More than enough for properly equalizing.

Toneboosters is great isn't it. I like Morphit too. A little off topic, but the most effective eq/soundshaping tool I've come across is the MSEB system in Hiby Player. Very easy to dial in whatever sound you're after using sliding scales of musical attributes designated in plain English.

 

[Jephy]

Hi, I have problem. UAPP detects my Dragonfly red as DAC with 48 kHz (blue color) and plays MQA tracks (Tidal pro) only in this quality (OnePlus 5). On my NTB Dragonfly works in MQA mode (purple color). Is something wrong in my setup UAPP?