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LDAC in Aquaris X2
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Android 8 introduced LDAC BT codec support (thanks to Sony) in Android AOSP. But eventually it's up to device manufacturers to actually enable LDAC support or not. 1. Is it possible to switch between Bluetooth codecs in Aquaris X2 without enabling Developer Options? 2. Is it possible to explicitly choose LDAC? -- Thank you, Vit |
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That's also of my concern. I would love to hear I don't need to enable Developer Options in order to (1) see which BT codec is currently in use or (2) to select the one I think fits best for the particular case.
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Hi,
@VitaliyK LDAC is Sony's own license. In Android Oreo it introduce a support for LDAC and Google works with Sony so that the implementation of this technology was easier for manufacturers. However it doesn't mean that all the device with Android One must have the LDAC. In our case we don't offer support for LDAC. If it was the case, we would inform like we do it with aptX. Best regards.
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Hi,
@VitaliyK LDAC is Sony's own license. In Android Oreo it introduce a support for LDAC and Google works with Sony so that the implementation of this technology was easier for manufacturers. However it doesn't mean that all the device with Android One must have the LDAC. In our case we don't offer support for LDAC. If it was the case, we would inform like we do it with aptX. Best regards. |
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