i am using stock media player because i am using beats awesomeness mod in cm9. whenever i change the track there is sudden pop in the sound and almost deafning loudness in the beginning and sound returns to normal after that. does anyone suffer from this... is there a fix available for this..NOTE-THERE IS NO SUCH PROBLEM WHILST USING WINAMP OR POWERAMP JUST TO USE BEATS AWESOMENESS I AM USING STOCK PLAYER
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I have been having a weird problem with the touch HD. After I installed pocket music player 5.1 I noticed that the palyer is not working correctly.
When I listen to music I notice that I hear a small gap or click in the song barely unoticeable, but to me its annoying. I store the music files on the external sd card. Also the sound quality really sucks from the hd compared to other mobile devices.
Then after playing some time I get a weird message that there is a error message ( audiomanager.exe ) encountered a problem.
Well Please tell me what might be the source of error with the pocket music player. And why do I get error messages.
Is there a better player than pocket music and gives great sound.
I don't like the music player that comes with touch hd, it does not sound that good either.
I kept getting that error with the TouchFlo musicplayer. I seem to have narrowed it down to the mps tags. I removed the track no and any comments and now have no problems.
For playback, are you talking about headphones or speaker ?
Have you installed th SD tune up prog ?
I have now installed the tune up prog.
I will test it now, but I mean that the lag in sound was when I connected the headphones.
What do u think of the sound quality ? I really am not impressed.
Is it cause of the pocket music player, or is there any other good music player
hykhleif said:
I have now installed the tune up prog.
I will test it now, but I mean that the lag in sound was when I connected the headphones.
What do u think of the sound quality ? I really am not impressed.
Is it cause of the pocket music player, or is there any other good music player
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I find my iphone headphones fine but my B&O do highlight problems (but they do on anything), overall I find it fine. You can adjust the sound to suit using the audio booster. Theres lots of different settings to tune the music.
I think is a common problem I have a few friends including me facing this problem ' skip gap within the song. We all using many brand of headphone to test it still having same problem (Audio-Techic, CrossRoads, Jays, etc). Anyone have any idea to how solve it? Thanks....
Is there any program which allows to switching songs on Android HD2 by volume buttons when the screen is off? I'm using Mixzing Player.
i use stock player and i can switch songs from volume buttons without any problem... in cm7 roms
yea CM7 its built in and great
I'm using CoreDroid 1.7 and even stock music player don't have this function so i'm looking for some apps. I was also using HeadsetDroid but sound on stock headphones is s..... very bad.
Has anyone noticed an audio distortion with Poweramp on the GS3? I have my equalizer set at flat, the gain is set at zero, yet I'm getting an obvious distortion in my audio through both the speaker and the headphone jack. I can put the same audio file in the stock music player with no ill effects. I've tried multiple songs. Thanks in advance!
In case anyone else has this problem, the distortion issue was only occurring with AAC files and not MP3 files. I never had this problem with Poweramp on my Evo.
I'd say I'll let you know but I just converted all my music to MP3 lol. I'll drop a couple AAC files in and report back when I get my SGS3 after the 9th.
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I'm not having a problem with distortion (don't have any ACC files though), but I've noticed a lot of white noise in the background compared to using the stock player, almost as if I'm listening to a cassette player.
im not getting any distortion on my att version using my shure e500 or my phonak audeo pfe 232, i have a mixture of flac, mp3 and aac files
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Best Music Player u can suggest for A500?
Pls. specify if it's FREE or Paid....
categories,..great layout,ease of use,Best sound FX,
Thanks,.
hatyrei said:
Best Music Player u can suggest for A500?
Pls. specify if it's FREE or Paid....
categories,..great layout,ease of use,Best sound FX,
Thanks,.
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doubletwist
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.doubleTwist.androidPlayer
Power amp is my choice in any device for music player. Awesome player sound is so much better with this player. I use skull candy thrashers with a Pyle headphone amplifier and power amp and I am over joyed with the results give it a try.
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Personally...
Stock ICS Google Play Music app.
I use high end headphones connected to a true hardware EQ and preamp.
Last thing I want is some annoying software layer applying crappy preset software EQ levels to .FLAC audio.
I use Poweramp too, paid. It has issues with Dolby Mobile though. I have to toggle it (DM) off and on for it to not sound tinny and distant. I have to do it every few days, and every time I reboot my tablet. Not a big deal really.
I didn't think Play Music could do FLAC, maybe I'll check it out again. That's originally why I got Poweramp.
Just my $0.02 USD
Jeckler said:
I use Poweramp too, paid. It has issues with Dolby Mobile though. I have to toggle it (DM) off and on for it to not sound tinny and distant. I have to do it every few days, and every time I reboot my tablet. Not a big deal really.
I didn't think Play Music could do FLAC, maybe I'll check it out again. That's originally why I got Poweramp.
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Play Music has no problem playing FLAC (At least, on my a500 running Taboonay ICS ROM) - sounds great.
Combine that with a good set of headphones and turn off all that dolby crap (really, it destroys how music should sound).
Question for those of you with this phone.
Are any of you using a 3rd party music player? I have Poweramp and I noticed that the sound for this is much lower on this device as opposed to the when I had the Galaxy S4. Even tweaking the EQ like I did on the S4 yields no results. Right now I am using Mortplayer Music since most of my music is in various folders not all by album. So far the sound is pretty good but it just strikes me as odd that these players are much lower than the Google Play Music app. I don't really care for that app, as it decides it wants to pull from the streaming library despite me saying local only... I don't remember having this issue on older versions...(maybe it's just me) but I was never really sold on this app anyway.
I also tried shuttle+ and Flipbeats with similar results...
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Question for those of you with this phone.
Are any of you using a 3rd party music player? I have Poweramp and I noticed that the sound for this is much lower on this device as opposed to the when I had the Galaxy S4. Even tweaking the EQ like I did on the S4 yields no results. Right now I am using Mortplayer Music since most of my music is in various folders not all by album. So far the sound is pretty good but it just strikes me as odd that these players are much lower than the Google Play Music app. I don't really care for that app, as it decides it wants to pull from the streaming library despite me saying local only... I don't remember having this issue on older versions...(maybe it's just me) but I was never really sold on this app anyway.
I also tried shuttle+ and Flipbeats with similar results...
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It could be the sound processing in general that is the issue. I have noticed that the volume is softer in general than other phones I have had. Even in my house I have found that the volume has to be at least half to consistently hear notifications/phone calls, in or out of pocket.
When playing music using headphones or over Bluetooth, maybe using the various H/K processing could be lowering the volume. With it on and the volume maxed, I still have to turn up my aftermarket car radio's volume up more than I'd like to to hear the music (oftentimes podcasts) and especially taking a call over Bluetooth.