Just wondered if there's a way to make LDAC the default Bluetooth audio codec (Developer Options) ? I can select it for my current session but when my ear buds (Sony WI-H700) negotiate a new session with my phone aptx is selected and I have to select LDAC manually again.
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I just bought some nice Sony H.ear on bluetooth headphones and was wondering about the audio codecs. I turned on developer options and it's set to "Use system selection". I see the Sony headphones work with LDAC and was wondering if the phone notices that somehow and will switch over to the LDAC or if I have to manually switch to that. Any advice? I thought I could ask Sony but they will probably say that's your phone's problem.
I have a Sony WH1000XM3 headphone which supports LDAC codec. How to connect my OnePlus 5T to play high quality songs through this headphone. I went to the developer tools and enabled LDAC but if we go back and again check the codec settings, it will be selected as SBC. How to make it permanent to LDAC?
using Sony WH-1000XM3 BT headphones and was wondering if anyone can confirm if the LDAC codec is supported for this device thx
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Just received the phone and tested with Sony WH-1000XM3 headphones. Upon starting the sony headphones app shows aptx HD by default. The developer options allows changing to LDAC and the sony headphones app then shows LDAC as the connection mode. Using Spotify to play some music doesn't switch back to aptx HD. Upon restart the phone does change back again to aptx HD. LDAC thus seems to work on the phone.
Hi,
after enabled Developer options, i tried to change the bluetooth audio codec from AAC to LDAC, but everytime i set, it will then reset upon back and return to the option.
currently using Jabra Elite Active 65t.
May i know why is it?
weretiger said:
Hi,
after enabled Developer options, i tried to change the bluetooth audio codec from AAC to LDAC, but everytime i set, it will then reset upon back and return to the option.
currently using Jabra Elite Active 65t.
May i know why is it?
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Thats because those headphones dont support that codec. I have the regular 65t. If the device doesn't support a certain codec it will just go back to one that it does support.
Test it by choosing the sbc codec and it should change to it and stick. You will even notice a short pause in the music while it changes codecs.
Hello,
I was trying to switch the Bluetooth Audio Codec to Qualcomm aptX to be used with my SoundPeats TruEngine 3 SE wireless earbuds. I am able to select aptX when the Bluetooth is switched on,
but as soon as I connect my earbuds it switches by to AAC
I am certain that my earbuds support aptX codec ( Product Spec is available here
Had anyone this same issue? Is there any way I can resolve this? I just want to make sure it is an with the issue with the phone so I can be certain that I don't have to return the earbuds.