High-Resolution Audio is well supported from the Android 10 release. It could really improve audio quality.
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I use AudioRealy Premium (no compression) to stream from Tidal (HiFi and Master quality) and from lossless hires audio files (MacOs) to Android DAP). I can hear some audio quality degradation when compared to the same Tidal songs played directly on the DAP itself. Increase of the volume helps a bit, but it is still not the same. I would be regular user and fan if the quality could be increased.
I agree with Konrad. Audiorelay should support bit perfect playback. I saw that every audio which transmitted from PC to another device will be resample to 16/48 with bitrate compression. I don’t know why developer do this but this can cause artifact in the audio such as alias and distortion. I hope the app will improve very soon.
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Another vote for this.
Bitperfect streaming (for both output and input), would make this app the perfect bridge between devices.
This post has been posted more than a year ago. Why no response from any dev?
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The app allowed me to make a sound card from my phone. The sound works great with no audible lag in games etc. However, I would love to be able to stream in 24bit and 192kHz quality as the phone supports this quality natively as it has an AK4490. I use Realtek Digital Output instead of the virtual card from the application. I can freely change it to 32bit and 192kHz, but the network connection is still 1.7Mbps. I wonder if it will ever be possible to connect several phones to achieve multi-channel sound. The quality of this phone is unsurpassed and it’s a pity they don’t make it anymore.
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