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Android DAC Compatibility list

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This is the Android compatibility list we started in 2015 for Android devices. All the previous user comments have been copied below, and you can from now on (March 2020) add new comment in the new comment system (based on WordPress) below.

2020 update

As of 2020 more phones works with Android DACs. We will shortly add more to the current phone compatibility

Older phones

This is a tread to gather experiences on what phones works and doesn’t work with the Hifime DACs. Please submit your phone model and software version if it is not listed below.

In general, the Android and Tiny model works with most phones as it uses a simpler and older USB receiver chip (PCM2706). 

Android Lollipop 5.0 is supposed to support USB DACs out of the box, however it seems that some phone makers still haven’t implemented DAC support even for 5.0

Hifimediy Android and Tiny DAC

This is the recommended DAC for Android, as it works with most phones, and the Android model comes with a microUSB cable that plugs directly into the phone

Should work with most Android phones running android 4.2.2 and above.

Note: Several reports that the sound is mono with the Tiny/Android models under Android 6.X – Please send a message if you have it working in stereo in Android 6 with this model.

Confirmed working:

  • Samsung Galaxy Note 2 running newest software update
  • Samsung Galaxy Mega running Android 4.2.2
  • Samsung galaxy S3 with newest software
  • Samsung Galaxy S4 with Android 4.2.2
  • HTC One X, 4.2.2 (Software number 4.18.401.2
  • HTC ONE M7
  • LG Optimus G Pro 4.1.2+
  • LG G2
  • Motorola Moto G
  • Motorola Moto E (2. Generation) 4G LTE – confirmed working (Dec 2019)
  • HP Slate 7 Extreme tablet running Kit Kat 4.4.2 (volume level change doesn’t work)
  • ASUS Padfone S
  • Nexus 5 (5.0.1. and 5.1.1 both tested)
  • Nexus 6p (with microUSB to type-C adaptor)
  • Asus MemoPad 7 – K01A(ME70CX) volume buttons doesn’t work
  • Acer Iconia One 10 (Android 5.1)
  • Sony Xperia Z1 Compact (D5503) android 4.4.4
  • Amazon Fire 7″ (2015) – Volume control works after 2017 update
  • Lenovo Tab 3 A8 (TB3-850F) running Android 6.0

Not working:

  • Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini (doesn’t support USB OTG)
  • Samsung galaxy SII i9100 with Resurrection Remix 5.0.x and 4.4.4 (probably due to kernel)
  • LG Nexus 4 (doesn’t support USB OTG)
  • LG g4 (Android 5) plays in mono. Works with USB Audio Player pro app
  • Asus Memo 7′ ME173X android 4.2 / ME176C k013 android 4.4
  • Nexus 7 with Android 6 (output in mono only) updated: fixed in newer version

Hifime Sabre 9018 (Standard and Type-C, microUSB versions)

Works with most Android Lollipop 5.X and above phones

Confirmed working:

  • Nexus 6 Android 5.0 (see below)
  • Nexus 6p Android 6.0 (see below)
  • LG G2
  • LG G4 (H815), Android 6
  • OnePlus One, Android 6.0.1 (custom rom Resurrection Remix v.5.6.8)
  • Amazon Fire 7″ (2015)
  • Xperia Z5 Compact – works sometimes (let the phone search for USB devices before plugging the phone for best luck)
  • Huawei Nova running on Android 7.0

Not working:

  • Samsung Galaxy Mega Android 4.42
  • Galaxy G7 Edge – works but stutters every 3 second (please try USB Audio player pro)
  • Nexus 6p, 5X Android 6.1+ – sound stutters. Workaround: set in Airplane mode

Hifimediy Sabre (UAE23)

Works with most Android Lollipop 5.X and above phones

Confirmed working:

  • Nexus 6 Android 5.0+
  • Samsung J7 Pro
  • Samsung tablet 3V

Not working:

  • Samsung Galaxy Mega Android 4.42

Hifimediy U2 

Should work with most Android Lollipop 5.X and above phones.

Confirmed working:

  • Nexus 6 Android 5.0+
  • Samsung Galaxy S4, Android 5
  • Samsung Galaxy S3, Android 5 CM12 – requires USB HUB!
  • Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (SM-N910F) stock rom, Android 5.0.1 (note: may need to disconnect and reconnect from time to time, works better with Onkyo HF Player or USB Audio Player Pro)

Not working:

  • Samsung Galaxy Mega Android 4.42

Hifimediy DAC 2 (UAE23+)

Should work with most Android Lollipop 5.X and above phones. 

Confirmed working:

  • Nexus 6 Android 5.0+

Not working:

  • Samsung Galaxy Mega Android 4.42

Hifime UX1 

Should work with most Android Lollipop 5.X and above phones

Confirmed working:

  • Nexus 6 Android 5.0+

Not working:

  • Samsung Galaxy Mega Android 4.42

Hifime UH1

Should work with most Android Lollipop 5.X and above phones

Confirmed working:

  • Nexus 6 Android 5.0+

Not working:

  • Samsung Galaxy Mega Android 4.42

Hifime 9018

Should work with most Android Lollipop 5.X and above phones.

Confirmed working:

  • Nexus 6 Android 5.0+

Not working:

  • Samsung Galaxy Mega Android 4.42

HIFIME 9018D

Should work with most Android Lollipop 5.X and above phones

Confirmed working:

  • Nexus 6 Android 5.0+
  • Mi4i (Android 5.0.2 MIUI7)

Not working:

  • Samsung Galaxy Mega Android 4.42

Imported comments from old forum:

(scroll all the way down to add a comment in the new comment system)

67 CommentsSorted by Oldest First 

Balu

said 4 years ago

Hifime 9018D

Working fine here with Mi4i running Android 5.0.2, MIUI7S

Stefan Halter

said 4 years ago

Hifime Sabre 9018

working with LG G2 

kind of working with Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (Stutters every 3 seconds)A

Alexander Vershinin

said 4 years ago

Hifimediy Sabre U2 (SA9023) working on:

SGS4 Lollipop

SGS3 Lollipop (CM12) with USB2.0 HUB ONLY (problem with usb enumeration and setting of usb-parameters).

RK3066, RK3188 HeadUnits with latest KitKat.

To get 24/96 on Lollipop edit etc/audio_policy.conf in cathegory usb_device:

sampling_rates dynamic

formats dynamicJ

Jack Jennings

said 4 years agoI’m interested in how the compatibility with the LG G4 was ascertained – I haven’t managed to get my hifimeDIY Android DAC to work natively on a stock 5.0+ ROM, but it would only play in Mono. Now running Cyanogenmod 13 with the same issue. The only way to make it work properly is to rely on the USB Audio Player Pro app which uses its own driver…A

Antonio Ivanovski

said 4 years ago

HiFime Sabre 9018 work perfectly with OnePlus One running Android Marshmallow 6.0.1 (custom rom Resurrection Remix v5.6.8).

With all the apps that i tested it (Spotify, Pandora, Soundcloud, YouTube, Google Play Music, default media player) there is no problem.

Occasionally AudioFX is crushing, but doesn’t seem to be problem.A

Art Simon

said 4 years ago

The Amazon Fire 7″ (2015) works great with both the Sabre Android EX9023 DAC and the Sabre 9018 USB DAC. I put a review up on my blog at http://t-amps.blogspot.com/2016/05/fire-7-2015-and-android-otg-audio.html. Thanks so much for the DACs!

Hifime

said 4 years ago

Thanks everybody! We have edited the first post, and also added some data received on email.

Hifime

said 4 years ago

@Александр Вершинин – Can you explain about Rk3066, Rk3188 Head units how you use them?

And do you mean that the etc/audio_policy.conf edit work with that app only or general in Lollipop?A

Alexander Vershinin

said 4 years ago

@Hifime

About audio_policy.conf in Lollipop – generally, look at “How to enable USB audio policy” here – https://source.android.com/devices/audio/usb.html

(on this way the USB device can work with the maximum SR and bit depth which it hardware supports – may be checked by viewing of /proc/asound/device_name/stream0 when play sound).

About RK3066, RK3188 HU – look at my DIY http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=66707293&postcount=47 (PPS at the end describes the specifics of use in case of HU’s design).

Please, ask me any questions, will be glad to help.

Hifime

said 4 years ago

@Александр Вершинин Thanks!

Some saying the Tiny DAC with PCM2706 USB chip only plays in mono in Android 6. Any idea what can cause that, and could it be fixed in the etc/audio_policy.conf settings or elsewhere?A

Alexander Vershinin

said 4 years ago

@Hifime

I think it may only happen because in the etc/audio_policy.conf

channel_masks is dynamic 

usb_device {
    sampling_rates dynamic
    channel_masks dynamic
    formats dynamic
    devices AUDIO_DEVICE_OUT_USB_DEVICE
}

It should be changed to:

channel_masks AUDIO_CHANNEL_OUT_STEREO
J

Jack Jennings

said 4 years agoPlaying in Mono is the exact issue I have with the Android DAC – on an LG G4 on Android 6.0, an Honor 7 on 5.0 (EMUI), and an Elephone P8000 on 5.1. Any ideas?A

Alexander Vershinin

said 4 years ago

@Jack Jennings @Hifime

My last post didn’t showed.

In the etc/audio_policy.conf , in the usb_device subcathegory, edit the line

channel_masks dynamic

to

channel_masks AUDIO_CHANNEL_OUT_STEREO

Hifime

said 4 years ago

Anybody have a rooted device, currently only working in mono with the Tiny that could give a try with changing the usb_device setting to AUDIO_CHANNEL_OUT_STEREO?

Jack Jennings

said 4 years ago@Alexander Vershinin @hifime Yes, I’m rooted, gave it a go, but unfortunately no change. Rebooted a couple of times too 🙁 Good idea though – any others?J

Jack Jennings

said 4 years agoI should point out that that was tested on the LG G4, CM13.A

Alexander Vershinin

said 4 years ago

@Jack Jennings Could you paste here all text from /proc/asound/cardX/stream0, where X is the number of your USB-DAC in system (the largest number)? Open file in the moment of music playing.
J

Jack Jennings

said 4 years ago@Alexander Vershinin Info from Card1, Stream 0 as follows: Burr-Brown from TI USB Audio DAC at usb-xhci-hcd.0.auto-1, full speed : USB Audio Playback: Status: Running Interface = 1 Altset = 2 Packet Size = 96 Momentary freq = 48000 Hz (0x30.0000) Interface 1 Altset 1 Format: S16_LE Channels: 2 Endpoint: 2 OUT (ADAPTIVE) Rates: 32000, 44100, 48000 Interface 1 Altset 2 Format: S16_LE Channels: 1 Endpoint: 2 OUT (ADAPTIVE) Rates: 32000, 44100, 48000

1 person likes thisJ

Jason

said 4 years ago

@Alexander Vershinin

I tried setting channel_masks AUDIO_CHANNEL_OUT_STEREO and then rebooting, but it didn’t fix the mono issue.

I also checked  /proc/asound/cardX/stream0 (card1 in my case, and there was both stream0 and stream1), but both ‘files’ are empty/blank. (I checked the files when music was already playing).

My device: Nexus 7 2013, Stock Android 6.0.1, rooted.

USB DAC = 2013 version of HiFimeDIY Sabre USB DAC ES9023 96kHz/24bit (w/ Tenor chip).

Any other ideas?A

Alexander Vershinin

said 4 years ago

@Jack Jennings Well, I made some reformat:

Burr-Brown from TI USB Audio DAC at usb-xhci-hcd.0.auto-1, full speed : USB Audio

Playback:
  Status: Running 
    Interface = 1
    Altset = 2
    Packet Size = 96
    Momentary freq = 48000 Hz (0x30.0000)
  Interface 1
    Altset 1
    Format: S16_LE
    Channels: 2
    Endpoint: 2 OUT (ADAPTIVE)
    Rates: 32000, 44100, 48000
  Interface 1
    Altset 2
    Format: S16_LE
    Channels: 1
    Endpoint: 2 OUT (ADAPTIVE)
    Rates: 32000, 44100, 48000

  And you can see that TI USB-reciever chip has two Altsets – 1 for 2 channels (stereo), 2 – for 1 channel (mono), but for unknown reasons Altset 2 has been used for output. I have no idea except some problem exists with setup hw parameters in the moment of USB-DAC detecting in the system. To see that try to install CatLog from google play and post here logs of the moment you pluging your DAC and starting playing (run catlog, plug in dac, start play, stop catlog, save and post it here).J

Jack Jennings

said 4 years agoOk, I think I’ve managed that. It’s a difficult app to use! 

1 person likes thisJ

Jack Jennings

said 4 years ago

@Alexander Vershinin

Yep sorry!! Didn’t realise that wasn’t formatted and that it would be approved by the moderator at all!

I’ve reformatted both that log file and a small device info file using Excel, then saved back into txt files so they’re much easier to read. Formatted as UTF-8 as requested and attached to this post. Let me know if this isn’t what you need…TXTdeviceinfo.txt(672 Bytes)TXT2016-05-22-1…(65 KB)

1 person likes thisA

Alexander Vershinin

said 4 years ago

@Jack Jennings WOW! You should better save it in UTF-8 text file and post here a link to a cloud. Or at least use Code Snippet… Ok, I repaired it already. Align to log, you have ALSA installed in your system. Could you check /etc/asound.conf exists and post it (link or code snippet) here?
J

Jack Jennings

said 4 years ago

@Alexander Vershinin

Nothing called asound.conf in the ETC/ folder 🙁

I have apns.conf, audio_effects.conf, audio_platform_info.xml, audio_policy.conf and a few others like mixer_paths.xml and media_profiles.xml…

Thanks by the way, I really appreciate the effort!

Is it worth my capturing a log from when I use USB Audio Player Pro to play music (where it works properly)?A

Alexander Vershinin

said 4 years agoWell, that means alsa is on audiodriver layer only in your ROM. I can’t find any unusual in your log. So I think the problem is more deeper than we can fix. UAPP’s log is not helpfull, becase UAPP uses its own usb audio drivers. There is nothing to compare.J

Jack Jennings

said 4 years ago@Alexander Vershinin OK fair enough, never mind then. As I said though, it does the same thing when I’m running a stock ROM, which is weird 🙁 So the G4 isn’t compatible after all?

Hifime

said 4 years ago

Thanks for looking into this. Yes it might not be fixable by a simple conf file edit, we must hope that Google will repair this asap. We have confirmed Sabre 9018 and Sabre DAC (uae23 -newest batch with Savitech chip) works (in stereo) Android 6 with Nexus 6p. S

Sarath

said 4 years ago

Hello there

Can anyone confirm whether the type c version works with NEXUS 5X ???Z

Zuhairi Zainudin

said 4 years ago

Hi guys, I know that a poster above said that this DAC (Sabre 9018 USB) will work with OnePlus One. Just wondering is this only ROM/kernel specific? I’m currently on Sultan’s CM13 Stable. How the volume operation works? Does it respond to volume buttons or software only? Thanks in advance.

jmarie leman

said a year ago

thank you for answering,

In settings I’ve no USB item, nor developer option (I had them on the S3 with android 4.0) …
A

Alexander Vershinin

said 4 years agoWell, that means alsa is on audiodriver layer only in your ROM. I can’t find any unusual in your log. So I think the problem is more deeper than we can fix. UAPP’s log is not helpfull, becase UAPP uses its own usb audio drivers. There is nothing to compare.J

Jack Jennings

said 4 years ago@Alexander Vershinin OK fair enough, never mind then. As I said though, it does the same thing when I’m running a stock ROM, which is weird 🙁 So the G4 isn’t compatible after all?H

Hank van Leuwen

said 2 years ago

Hi there, does it work with Samsung J5 ,android 7.0

Hifime

said 2 years ago

@Hank 

it depends what DAC model you refer to.  The Android/Tiny model should work. Regarding the Sabre 9018 model – it might have some skipping/stuttering issues as it happens with some Samsung’s.Z

Zuhairi Zainudin

said 4 years ago

Hi guys, I know that a poster above said that this DAC (Sabre 9018 USB) will work with OnePlus One. Just wondering is this only ROM/kernel specific? I’m currently on Sultan’s CM13 Stable. How the volume operation works? Does it respond to volume buttons or software only? Thanks in advance.

Hifime

said 4 years ago

Thanks for looking into this. Yes it might not be fixable by a simple conf file edit, we must hope that Google will repair this asap. We have confirmed Sabre 9018 and Sabre DAC (uae23 -newest batch with Savitech chip) works (in stereo) Android 6 with Nexus 6p. 

Hifime

said a year ago

@jmarie, you have to enable developer mode. 

Go to Settings > About device > Build number

Tap Build number seven times. After the first few taps, you should see the steps counting down until you unlock the developer options. Once activated, you will see a message that reads, “You are now a developer!”

Go back to Settings, where you’ll find a Developer options entry in the menu.

Hifime

said 4 years ago

@ Sarath – we have not tested with nexus 5x, but would be very surprised if it didn’t work with the 5X.F

Fred Hoogendoorn

said 3 years ago

Sony Xperia X works with DAC/ AMP  I went to a hifi store to test the dragonfly usb dac with the phone. I didn’t expect it to work, but it did. I am on Android 6.0.1
J

jmarie leman

said a year ago

Yes, it works now !! Still an hidden option For Samsung ?

Thank you for this tip and for your help

Hifime

said 4 years ago

@Zuhairi Zainudin yes, it is ROM and kernal specific, as some kernels might have removed this feature. CM seems to generally work now, but a couple of years ago it often didn’t work even when Samsung native Android worked.Z

Zuhairi Zainudin

said 4 years ago

Thanks. OK so from my understanding now the new SA9023 USB Receiver Chip has better Android 6 support unlike the PCM2706 right? A

alstare84

said a year ago

Hi to all,

I have a strange behavior…

OnePlus 3T, lineageOS 16. HiFimeDIY UAE23 USB DAC freshly bought.

If I connect it directly to the phone from USB-C to classic USB (OTG cable), the DAC turns on (led on) but no sound. If I put in the middle between the OTG Cable and the DAC a multi port HUB (4 ports), DAC working perfectly.

I really don’t know what can be the issue. I was considering something related to the voltage but if I connect an hub, I expect the voltage should be “lower”?!

Do you have any thoughts?

Thanks and regards

Roberto
S

Sarath

said 4 years ago

Hello there

Can anyone confirm whether the type c version works with NEXUS 5X ???

Hank van Leuwen

said 2 years ago

Hi there, does it work with Samsung J5 ,android 7.0

Hifime

said 2 years ago

@Hank 

it depends what DAC model you refer to.  The Android/Tiny model should work. Regarding the Sabre 9018 model – it might have some skipping/stuttering issues as it happens with some Samsung’s.R

Reyden P. Carnicer

said 2 years agoIs there anyway I can make this work without having to buy UAPP? Im from huawei gr5 2017 with the hifimediy sabre 9018 usb dac via otg cable.

Hifime

said 2 years ago

@ Reyden. In our experience some Huawei phones doesn’t seem to support usb audio at all. What you can try is the free program HIbyMusic. It is similar to UAPP. G

Gerhard

said 2 years agoHi there, Nexus 5X with Android 8.0 Oreo here working really well with Sabre Android DAC. Am using this Tronsmart usb-c to micro-usb adapter to bridge the gap. Thanks for the nice product.C

Carlosgmgomez

said a year ago

Hello to everybody!

I am new user of

UAE23 USB DAC (ESS Sabre ES9023+Savitech SA9023)

It seems that works on w764 home premium sp1 over a gigabite b85m-d3h motherboard, the volume and clarity of music has increased, above all volume..quality and clarity are a bit crisp from what i`ve benn listening.

I have nice flac files and nice active speakers,  so..

But positively surprised for the price, to say.

what i have to do to make it work over android both 5.1.1 , 4.4.2  and jelly bean? (if it could) or there`s one that works?

Usb audio player pro is needed?

Regards to everybody
C

Carlosgmgomez

said a year ago

btw, i have the next devices:

*Samsung galaxy tab a 2016 7″-wifi- tm-280 (android 5.1.1)

*Samsung galaxy core 2 (sm -g355hn) (android 4.4.2)

*Samsung Galaxy Young (GT-S5360) (android 2.3.6) ¿is possible that any dac works with it)?

Please if anyone has any dac running over those o.s , i`d aprrceiate any information.

Regards!
C

Carlosgmgomez

said a year ago

from what i`ve been trying:

 *Samsung galaxy tab a 2016 7″-wifi- tm-280 (android 5.1.1) and *Samsung galaxy core 2 (sm -g355hn) (android 4.4.2) dont recognize at all the UAE23( excuse my English..) .
 what i did was connecting it to them, its green light turns on, but when i press play in Poweramp and Tidal app to giving some examples, the devices dont sound.

what i`ve been doing bad?


 A

Alexander Vershinin

said a year agoFirst of all, for the best quality you need a bitperfect music streaming, without any affecting of OS mixer . Under Win7 you can use Foobar with ASIO drivers for that or WASAPI out at least. For bitperfect under Android you can use USB Audio Player Pro (UAPP is the best) or other direct players like Neutron, Onkyo, Hiby – all of them has their own usb audio drivers and streams audio directly to USB-DAC. But notice, they all monopolizes USB-DAC, so system cant use it at one moment. If you want all apps play through the DAC under Android, your need to check your ROM has snd_usb_audio driver first. Check this folder exists /sys/module/snd_usb_audio. Then open /proc/asound/cards as text to check your dac determined there. But you need the root access for further doing, so I will not go to the deep of that for now. I have tab a tm-280 too. It is bad for usb audio in case it uses dwc_otg usb driver from DisignWare. You can find info about interrupts from that driver and clicks and pops in sound of usb dac on Raspberry PI forums. You can try to use your tm-280 with UAPP with tweak#1 and 16 bit limitation. But any processor/bus load will be heared as a multiple clicks. So I not recommend that. I think better find any old SGS4 or any newer device for usb audio with usb host function.C

Carlosgmgomez

said a year ago

Thak you for answering!

Your answer is very appreciate to me!

So i don`t have options to use it without rooting and so, so i`ll use it on the computer and anything else, such a pitty, even though i always was conscious of it, so, well…

So, a device with usb audio with usb host function will manage the dac without problems or clics through Poweramp or UAPP?

Excuse me if i didn`t understand something.

J

jmarie leman

said a year ago

Hello all,

I used a Tiny DAC for several monthes with a Samsung Galaxy S3 without problem.

The S3 failed and I bought a new Galaxy A7(2018) some days ago.

My DAC doesn’t work anymore (not recognized by the Galaxy).

The phone use Android 8.0.0

Could anyboby help me please ?

Thank you

Sorry for my bad English, I’m French

Hifime

said a year ago

@jmarie

With some phones you need to go to settings and look for USB options.

There are USB mode options inside developer options (need to enable developer options first) and go to Select usb configuration.J

jmarie leman

said a year ago

thank you for answering,

In settings I’ve no USB item, nor developer option (I had them on the S3 with android 4.0) …

Hifime

said a year ago

@jmarie, you have to enable developer mode. 

Go to Settings > About device > Build number

Tap Build number seven times. After the first few taps, you should see the steps counting down until you unlock the developer options. Once activated, you will see a message that reads, “You are now a developer!”

Go back to Settings, where you’ll find a Developer options entry in the menu.
J

jmarie leman

said a year ago

Yes, it works now !! Still an hidden option For Samsung ?

Thank you for this tip and for your help

Hi to all,

I have a strange behavior…

OnePlus 3T, lineageOS 16. HiFimeDIY UAE23 USB DAC freshly bought.

If I connect it directly to the phone from USB-C to classic USB (OTG cable), the DAC turns on (led on) but no sound. If I put in the middle between the OTG Cable and the DAC a multi port HUB (4 ports), DAC working perfectly.

I really don’t know what can be the issue. I was considering something related to the voltage but if I connect an hub, I expect the voltage should be “lower”?!

Do you have any thoughts?

Thanks and regards

Roberto
K

Kristoffer Lindstrøm

said 11 months agoHiFime UAE23HD USB DAC (ES9018K2M+SA9023) works with the Fairphone 2 (lineage 15.1/android 8.1).

Hifime

said 11 months ago

@Kristoffer 

We have not tested this phone, but it seems to support USB OTG so it should work

https://support.hifimediy.com/a/forums/topics/8000000641M

Mikael Westermann

said 10 months ago

“In our experience some Huawei phones doesn’t seem to support usb audio at all.”

Would have been nice to know before I bought the ES9018 USB-C DAC for my Huawei P20 Pro.

Doesn’t work at all, no matter the Android developer settings or UAPP settings.

Can you please state in the OP that Huawei phones generally don’t support USB audio at all?

Hifime

said 10 months ago

@Mikael

have you updated the P20 to the latest Android version? Recently Huawei started working with DACs, including our type-C DAC. We have tested some of the Mate 20 phones, but not P20. EMUI 9.0.0 with build number 9.0.0.197 works.
M

Mikael Westermann

said 10 months agoYes, it’s a P20 Pro with EMUI v. 9.0.0.270.F

fredeo

said 3 months agoPlaying in Mono is the exact issue I have with the Android DAC – on an LG G4 on Android 6.0, an Honor 7 on 5.0 (EMUI), and an Elephone P8000 on 5.1. Any ideas?

P

pronosof

said 21 days ago

 I’m interested in how the compatibility with the LG G4 was ascertained – I haven’t managed to get my hifimeDIY Android DAC to work natively on a stock 5.0+ ROM, but it would only play in Mono. Now running Cyanogenmod 13 with the same issue. The only way to make it work properly is to rely on the USB Audio Player Pro app which uses its own driver…

rostant fotso

said  about 16 hours ago

Hifime 9018D

Working fine here with Mi4i running Android 5.0.2, MIUI7

Hifime

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