Davy van zantvliet
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anyway of getting audio through usb-c?
- Thread starter Davy van zantvliet
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Yes.
You need an adapter plug though.
Davy van zantvliet
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i got one but when i plug it in it still comes out the speakers
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twister6
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I guess you're looking for something like this, usb-c otg audio adapter, under $8: here. and if your default audio app doesn't recognize it, get free HibyMusic app which can recognize most usb-c audio interfaces.
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...from the audio king himself, twister6!
twister6
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...from the audio king himself, twister6!
Thanks Mike
I like to visit my androidforums roots from time to time, to see what's up. Glad I can help with something
Missed you @twister6. How's the high end audio life treating you?
On an interesing tangent to this topic I recently purchased a Bluetooth speaker from my local pharmacy that only had a microUSB jack on the speaker itself but the included cable had a 3.5mm plug along with the USB for charging so you could get audio from the 3.5mm headphone jack on a PC. Ain't technology grand!
On an interesing tangent to this topic I recently purchased a Bluetooth speaker from my local pharmacy that only had a microUSB jack on the speaker itself but the included cable had a 3.5mm plug along with the USB for charging so you could get audio from the 3.5mm headphone jack on a PC. Ain't technology grand!
twister6
Android Expert
I'm good bro, busy as usual. High end audio review hobby has a lot smaller audience, yet in comparison to android forums I get 10x more questions lol!!! Gotta be some fuzzy logic here
With your bt speaker, did I get it right, it comes with a cable that has micro-usb on one side (going to the speaker) and something like a y-splitter on the other side with full usb (going to charger) and 3.5mm plug for audio? That would be strange, unless they have some kind of a switch between data and audio pins to multiplex it inside of the speaker.
I'll take pictures and post them tommorow night. Y-splitter sounds right.
It's a pretty short cable. In the 1st picture L-R that's the microUSB out, The TF Card slot, USB Slot (For like a thumb drive) and the On/Off switch. in the 2nd picture from iHip down it gets to complicated to list. It also doesn't sound that good but that cables amazing.
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