vext01
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Hi,
It's 2025 and Android still doesn't offer a way to set the hardware volume of a DAC...
I was wondering if anyone knew some kind of hack to set the hardware volume so that it can be used with apps that don't support exclusive audio access. Many DACs set their hardware volume to max upon connection, resulting in the android mixer simply attenuating an already distorted signal. This results in fizzy/swishy audio from apps that can't otherwise access the DAC's hardware volume (e.g. most podcast apps).
On my old phone I used to be able to initialise the DAC with UAPP or Hiby and exit, then use the DAC with any app, but my Samsung fails to release the audio device, so you can't do this hack.
Anyone know another way?
It's 2025 and Android still doesn't offer a way to set the hardware volume of a DAC...
I was wondering if anyone knew some kind of hack to set the hardware volume so that it can be used with apps that don't support exclusive audio access. Many DACs set their hardware volume to max upon connection, resulting in the android mixer simply attenuating an already distorted signal. This results in fizzy/swishy audio from apps that can't otherwise access the DAC's hardware volume (e.g. most podcast apps).
On my old phone I used to be able to initialise the DAC with UAPP or Hiby and exit, then use the DAC with any app, but my Samsung fails to release the audio device, so you can't do this hack.
Anyone know another way?