Hello, can anyone who bought Moto Z Play confirm it supports aptX audio codec and successfully play audio through an aptX connection to an aptX supported audio device, or confirm it does not? On the official pages and GSMArena specs I saw only A2DP which is SBC codec.
I wrote to Lenovo tech support and they responded they don't know anything about aptX then suggested me ask aptX team. So wrote another e-mail and seems that the response will be slow. So does anyone can kindly prove it here? Thanks you.
There is another way to confirm, one can check if there is a file named something like libbt-aptX-ARM-4.2.2.so under the path /system/lib/ which means this device supports aptX codec. Can somebody confirm this?
RenoYeh said:
Hello, can anyone who bought Moto Z Play confirm it supports aptX audio codec and successfully play audio through an aptX connection to an aptX supported audio device, or confirm it does not? On the official pages and GSMArena specs I saw only A2DP which is SBC codec.
I wrote to Lenovo tech support and they responded they don't know anything about aptX then suggested me ask aptX team. So wrote another e-mail and seems that the response will be slow. So does anyone can kindly prove it here? Thank you.
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RenoYeh said:
There is another way to confirm, one can check if there is a file named something like libbt-aptX-ARM-4.2.2.so under the path /system/lib/ which means this device supports aptX codec. Can somebody confirm this?
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There is a file with the exactly name you said on that folder. So i am inclined to think it has support to aptX codec.
Even the first Moto G supported aptX, last years Moto X Play supported aptX, even though Motorola did not mention it anywhere. Somehow they never talk about aptX but one can take it as granted.
Weird how aptx support almost never seems to be marketed or even mentioned. It costs money to license, you'd think hardware makers would at least tuck the info somewhere. Not that I'm implying that this phone absolutely does support it, as much as circumstantial evidence would suggest. Only way to be sure would have someone with one of those devices that light up some indicator when it's supported test it and chime in.
I'm using Moto Z transmitting to Cambridge BT100, and the LED on the Bluetooth dongle blinks every 2 seconds. That means apt-x is ON!
Hi guys,
I have a Samsung Galaxy S4 i9505 (jfltexx) device and a headset which supports bluetooth aptx connectivity but LineageOS.
Does anyone know why LineageOS revert aptx support on the certified devices?
I've tried a MOD that supposed to add aptx support but it works but after a while it changes back to the SBC bluetooth.
Need help
I possess some aptx HD enabled bluetooth headphones and while I hope I can use them with P2XL which supposed to support aptx hd, I'm looking for same quality adapter for PC. My old csr8510 only supports aptx music transmitting while I seek for aptx HD
Had anyone found one such? Share links plz
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With the global version 9.6.7.0 (OEDMIFD) neither LDAC or aptX are working. Even when trying to enable them in developer options.
I'm using it with my shanling m0 DAP which shows the codec being used. With my other phone running Android 8, LDAC is activated. Here only AAC works.
It also works on my friends Pocophoe running MIUI 10.
Anybody got it running or will I have to wait until MIUI 10 is out?
Hi, did you managed to solve this problem? Have you tried updating to latest V10.0.1.0.OEDMIFH to see if that fixed the problem?
Yes, I updated last week and LDAC is working perfectly fine now. Thanks for asking
So our phones have a Qualcomm 845 SoC, which afaik supports Qualcomm's TWS+. This would allow an individual bluetooth connection to both left and right earphones, if you have a pair of bluetooth TWS that also supports TWS+.
I finally updated to the latest Feb update of 10/Q from the Aug 9/Pie software on my phone yesterday, just to see if TWS+ was available and working. I've been hoping for it for a quite a while now, really since I got this phone. It will potentially give 1.5-2x more battery life for some of my BT earphones.
I'd like to enable this feature or know if it's going to finally be added to the Pixel 3 XL. Is there a way and I've just missed it?
Check Bluetooth settings in developer options
ktmom said:
Check Bluetooth settings in developer options
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Not an option in developer options.
I do have # of BT connections set to 5, which is the same as default.
You don't have a codec or channels configuration in developer options?
ktmom said:
You don't have a codec or channels configuration in developer options?
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I do. Codec or mono/stereo isn't what TWS+ does. Codec is how the audio is encoded, mono/stereo mode is whether is sending mixed/mono audio or L&R stereo audio.
TWS+ is Bluetooth being connected to each earphone directly. Instead of the older method of connecting to a single 'master' earphone which then transmits to the second 'slave' earphone.
https://www.qualcomm.com/products/features/truewireless
assassin10000 said:
I do. Codec or mono/stereo isn't what TWS+ does. Codec is how the audio is encoded, mono/stereo mode is whether is sending mixed/mono audio or L&R stereo audio.
TWS+ is Bluetooth being connected to each earphone directly. Instead of the older method of connecting to a single 'master' earphone which then transmits to the second 'slave' earphone.
https://www.qualcomm.com/products/features/truewireless
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What earphones are you trying to use this with? I'm thinking you might have to download their specific app to enable the feature
KUSOsan said:
What earphones are you trying to use this with? I'm thinking you might have to download their specific app to enable the feature
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Mavin Air-XR, no app but does have TWS+.
It's not an app or 3rd party software that is the issue. TWS+ support on BT earphones is part of the chipset and with or without a supporting app it will work. It just has to be supported and enabled on the source device, as it's the source device that connects directly to each earphone.
If you can get the files from another device that has 845 SoC and has it enabled you could use magisk to make a module to enable it. Seems the lib files are not on our device. Not sure what all the libs needed are, sorry.
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Mavin Air-XR, no app but does have TWS+.
It's not an app or 3rd party software that is the issue. TWS+ support on BT earphones is part of the chipset and with or without a supporting app it will work. It just has to be supported and enabled on the source device, as it's the source device that connects directly to each earphone.
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So how do you know it's not already enabled? Are you able to connect just the left one and hear sound? I believe if it's just regular Bluetooth wireless it's usually always the right headset that handles the connection that's how it was for my Jabra and my brother's bragis
Under the Qualcomm website for the SD845 SoC it just says true wireless stereo and I don't see any mention of true wireless stereo Plus
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Here's the link for the true stereo 'plus' filter and I don't see any of the flagship SoC's listed. Oddly enough it's the budget style ones that seem to have it lol
https://www.qualcomm.com/products/c...yZW8lMjBQbHVzJTIwdGVjaG5vbG9neSUyMiU1RCU3RA==
I think you are SOL
wangdaning said:
If you can get the files from another device that has 845 SoC and has it enabled you could use magisk to make a module to enable it. Seems the lib files are not on our device. Not sure what all the libs needed are, sorry.
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A bit beyond me. But that would be awesome if I can figure it out.
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So how do you know it's not already enabled? Are you able to connect just the left one and hear sound? I believe if it's just regular Bluetooth wireless it's usually always the right headset that handles the connection that's how it was for my Jabra and my brother's bragis
Under the Qualcomm website for the SD845 SoC it just says true wireless stereo and I don't see any mention of true wireless stereo Plus
(((((EDIT)))))
Here's the link for the true stereo 'plus' filter and I don't see any of the flagship SoC's listed. Oddly enough it's the budget style ones that seem to have it lol
https://www.qualcomm.com/products/c...yZW8lMjBQbHVzJTIwdGVjaG5vbG9neSUyMiU1RCU3RA==
I think you are SOL
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If TWS+ was working when connected BOTH earphones would show up as connected (only one active) in the Bluetooth list.
As it stands, only the Left shows connected and if turned off music turns off on the right. My Tronsmart, Mavin and Sabbat all use the left as the main connection. Other MFG such as Jabra use the right.
Tws + does not work either.
The same problem, only on another phone (Xiaomi mi 9t). On MIUI firmware, tws + works fine, but when I install the Pixel Experience firmware, tws + stops working.