Please go easy on me, I’m not very tech savvy. So I got a new android phone, and everything is ok except the audio. This is using the same headphones I used with my old phone, so I’m not talking about improving the phone’s speakers or headphones, but the quality of the sound as it is processed in the phone itself.

There is an equalizer (Dolby Atmos) but after trying every preset and option available I give up. They all sound tinny or kind of muffled. My old phone had just a basic “Moto Audio” and it was great. Both phones are Motorola and I’m disappointed to see this downgrade.

So the question is, can I install something to fix this and if yes, what type of app am I looking for?

Thanks

  • Mothra@mander.xyzOP
    3·
    3 months ago

    Hey! Thanks for the answer. I’ve downloaded Wavelet and I barely noticed a difference. I’ve been digging around and apparently there is a setting I have no control over, DUMP:

    I’ve searched how to disable/enable this feature on Android and for anything above 7 I need to enter a command line somewhere. No idea where or how. This is beyond my skillset.

    My headphones profile (Jabra elite 8) is also not listed in the options and so far I couldn’t find a profile that makes things sound better. But at least you gave me a starting point. Cheers

    • neatchee@lemmy.world
      3·
      3 months ago

      On my Edge+ 2023, there is a tile in the pulldown menu for Dolby. It may be hidden; go to “rearrange tiles” to add or remove it"

      rearrange tiles"

      The AutoEQ project is actively updated with a repo on GitHub. You may be able to download the “GraphicEQ” file from this page Search that page for “Jabra Elite”

      The DUMP setting can usually be enabled via ADB (simple connection to a PC). Instructions here if you search for “Enhanced session detection” on Wavelet’s site

      You can use WebADB without installing anything on your PC.