Can I ask about the android app and "programming" the dongle. If I change settings in the app and then connect the dongle to a windows pc - are the settings still changed? Or do the changes only hold when connected to an Android device running the app?
Ivan I found your website, it's a cool story. Good Luck to you and Tyoma.yeah, all settings are memorized, also, you can export that as a preset, and your friend will import etc.
Yes, you can configure the upper and lower volume limit of the hardware volume range using Tweak9038 on an Android device.On my iPhone 7 Plus I find the volume control is not granular enough when using the E1DA 9038D. It is either too loud or too quiet. Is there a way I can limit the output to a certain volume and then the iPhone will use that volume range and provide more granular steps across that smaller (volume) range...
Sorry for the slight tangent but it’s also an issue on the 9038S on iPhone and Mac with my Sundara. 3 clicks from max it’s too quiet, one clic more it is much too loud.On my iPhone 7 Plus I find the volume control is not granular enough when using the E1DA 9038D. It is either too loud or too quiet. Is there a way I can limit the output to a certain volume and then the iPhone will use that volume range and provide more granular steps across that smaller (volume) range...
You can already configure your volume range so that all 16 steps are within your loudness preference and not for example 1-12 -> too quiet, 13-15 -> usable, 16 -> too loud.Sorry for the slight tangent but it’s also an issue on the 9038S on iPhone and Mac with my Sundara. 3 clicks from max it’s too quiet, one clic more it is much too loud.
i wish the volume curve were more progressive on iOS and Mac near max.
don’t know if it’s something you could change with a future update of the tweak app?
D is regular 3-Pole TRS 3.5 mm single ended out, S is 4-pole TRRS 2.5 mm balanced (I think we should be saying BTL) out, meaning you can't tie the VL- and VR- outputs together.Whats the difference between 9038D and 9038SG3?
Single ended 3.5mm vs balanced 2.5mm.Whats the difference between 9038D and 9038SG3?
Just so I get it 100%, to do that I would have pay the premium app to set lowest volume right?You can already configure your volume range so that all 16 steps are within your loudness preference and not for example 1-12 -> too quiet, 13-15 -> usable, 16 -> too loud.
But yes, I agree. It would be cool if you could define the internal volume curve.
I've already suggested that feature to the dev, but haven't gotten any news yet regarding that.
Setting a maximum volume limit is part of the free version, setting a minimum volume limit is part of the $10 pro version.Just so I get it 100%, to do that I would have pay the premium app to set lowest volume right?
Since when is the ability to configure the hardware volume range that is accessible via UAC2 commands (remember: that's not the same as plain hardware volume control via UAC2) a basic feature of dongles?Thanks for the answer
feels like a basic function like this should be free, not half free
Thanks for the answer
feels like a basic function like this should be free, not half free