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

[buckster666]

I think the Library is populated by reading the Tags in the music files. You may have to use a tagging program on your PC, to modify either the Artist, Album Artist, or Track Artist tags in the files you're concerned with.

Cheers, your suggestion worked and my library appears perfect on my Hiby R5

 

[IEManiac]

Experiencing playback interruption|resumption on two different DACs, previously working perfectly, since last update. Anyone else?

 

[baloo2]

It is clear for me, at least using HiBy R5 player, than UAPP playing Tidal is much better than Tidal in both direct 3.5mm headphone output and paired with Chord Mojo.

So, is there an UAPP brother for MacOS or Windows 10? I have listened opinions about Roon and Amarral but I am not sure if they will improve Tidal on MacOS/W10 (I have both platforms).

Thanks for your comments

Try Audirvana on desktop (available as trial both for MacOS and Windows).

 

[Gus141]

Why is Qobuz through UAPP so slow to change tracks? If I play a song in a playlist but then tap another track somewhere else, it takes 10-15 seconds before the next track plays while it says “buffering” in the play bar (I’m on giga-bit internet and the iOS Qobuz app is very fast on my iPad and iPhone). Are there any settings I can change to avoid the delay?

I’m a new UAPP user. In fact I’m a new Android user. I’ve been iOS based (using external DACs) but recently I bought 2 Android DAPs (FiiO M11 Pro, and Sony ZX507). With iOS and external DACs I’m used to getting bit-perfect playback from third-party apps like TIDAL and Qobuz, so I was surprised to find out that most of these apps on android-based DAPs experience SRC to 16/48k. It was awesome to learn that UAPP can play bit-perfect on the M11 Pro (not the ZX507 unfortunately). BUT...changing tracks is so slow on Qobuz in UAPP. Is there an explanation why the iOS apps don’t experience this slowness but the Android ones do?

Cheers,
Gus

 

[Gus141]

I just paused a Qobuz track in UAPP and then tried to resume play 10 seconds later but it took like 10 seconds to start playing again, like it had to buffer all over again. Is that normal.

 

[dgjl]

Why is Qobuz through UAPP so slow to change tracks? If I play a song in a playlist but then tap another track somewhere else, it takes 10-15 seconds before the next track plays while it says “buffering” in the play bar (I’m on giga-bit internet and the iOS Qobuz app is very fast on my iPad and iPhone). Are there any settings I can change to avoid the delay?

I’m a new UAPP user. In fact I’m a new Android user. I’ve been iOS based (using external DACs) but recently I bought 2 Android DAPs (FiiO M11 Pro, and Sony ZX507). With iOS and external DACs I’m used to getting bit-perfect playback from third-party apps like TIDAL and Qobuz, so I was surprised to find out that most of these apps on android-based DAPs experience SRC to 16/48k. It was awesome to learn that UAPP can play bit-perfect on the M11 Pro (not the ZX507 unfortunately). BUT...changing tracks is so slow on Qobuz in UAPP. Is there an explanation why the iOS apps don’t experience this slowness but the Android ones do?

Cheers,
Gus

You could try checking 'quick start' in the 'network' settings. May help...

 

[rocketsfan]

Hi,@Davy Wentzler do you have plans to add support for Shanling M6 ?

 

[ternam]

The latest UAPP does not support DSD256 nor DSD512 on FIIO M15 with HiRes driver, don't know where the limitation is.

 

[Victorr]

The latest UAPP does not support DSD256 nor DSD512 on FIIO M15 with HiRes driver, don't know where the limitation is.

In the settings section of USB Audio, set the mode to "DSD Native"

 

[Gus141]

You could try checking 'quick start' in the 'network' settings. May help...

Thanks for the suggestion. I checked the box for Network->Quick start.
I also made the following settings as well:
-Network->Network buffer size->5 seconds [the minimum]
-Internal HiRes audio->Buffer size->200 ms [the minimum]

Qobuz is much quicker now. Very acceptable.
TIDAL is even quicker.

These low buffer settings may be problematic on slower or mobile networks but it works great for my setup. I’m loving UAPP. It’s one-app-to-rule-them-all rather than jumping around multiple apps. Reminds me of using the Lumin app to control my Lumin U1 Mini (or the Blue Sound app with the Node 2i) on my main stereo rig.

Thanks,
Gus

 

[ternam]

In the settings section of USB Audio, set the mode to "DSD Native"

It's with DSD Native, but still failed to playback DSD256. “Failed to find or setup HiRes DAC!"

 

[Victorr]

It's with DSD Native, but still failed to playback DSD256. “Failed to find or setup HiRes DAC!"

Could you tell us in more detail (which external DAC and how it is connected or do you use an internal DAC)

 

[alleroy]

It's with DSD Native, but still failed to playback DSD256. “Failed to find or setup HiRes DAC!"

Does it play DSD256 and 512 correctly in pure music mode?

 

[TYATYA]

Anyone can play youtube via Uapp?
I want to do it because I need parametric eq of uapp

 

[ternam]

Could you tell us in more detail (which external DAC and how it is connected or do you use an internal DAC)

It's with FIIO M15 DAP, using the internal DAC with UAPP.
About FIIO M15.