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il...@google.com
This possibly also affects Linux users. When I start an android emulator my system sound quality drops significantly.
This seems to affect audio output through HDMI but not when I switch to internal speakers - strange!
SDK Version: “Android SDK Tools” Rev., 25.0.7
Host CPU Model: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4700HQ CPU @ 2.40GHz
Device name:hw.device.name =Nexus 5
This seems to affect audio output through HDMI but not when I switch to internal speakers - strange!
SDK Version: “Android SDK Tools” Rev., 25.0.7
Host CPU Model: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4700HQ CPU @ 2.40GHz
Device name:
il...@google.com
ap...@google.com
I notice the same behavior. For me. it started yesterday, not sure what changed.
Emulator version 25.2.2-3096464
Android version 7.0 (Nougat) - API 24.
I just updated to the latest images to see if it would fix the issue: it didn't. I'm now on image x86 Atom_64 revision 7
Mac os Sierra
Emulator version 25.2.2-3096464
Android version 7.0 (Nougat) - API 24.
I just updated to the latest images to see if it would fix the issue: it didn't. I'm now on image x86 Atom_64 revision 7
Mac os Sierra
il...@google.com
Even I am facing this issue since I installed mac OS Sierra and also updated to Android Studio 2.2.1.
ru...@gmail.com
It appears to be the case for every heavy processing software. When I run a heavy game on my macOS Sierra, the Bluetooth audio quality dips significantly.
[Deleted User] <[Deleted User]>
Yup, same issue here using Sony MDR-1000X on Sierra. Typical tropical dr oid.
il...@google.com
il...@google.com
il...@google.com
I have noticed this as well. What happens is that my headphones are connected using the AAC codec, and then sometime during the initialization of the AVD, it changes the codec to a lower-quality one, that is used for old-style bluetooth headsets on phones (possibly SBC, possibly something else). This happens with my Sony MDR-ZX770BT. You can find out what codec you're currently using by option-clicking on the bluetooth menu item, and hovering over your headphones in the list. More about Mac bluetooth audio quality here: http://www.theghostbit.com/2015/03/force-mac-os-x-to-use-aptx-with-your.html
[Deleted User] <[Deleted User]>
I believe the issue here is that Bluetooth switches to a lower (shitty) quality codec (SBC) when the Bluetooth mic is activated.
On my Mac I can simulate the problem by simply opening Sound Preferences while listening to music. This activates the Bluetooth mic and trashes the sound quality. According to my friend this is in the Bluetooth spec but I haven't verified that.
So if the an droid emulator could disable input there would be no problem. I've never used sound input in the emulator but others probably have.
On my Mac I can simulate the problem by simply opening Sound Preferences while listening to music. This activates the Bluetooth mic and trashes the sound quality. According to my friend this is in the Bluetooth spec but I haven't verified that.
So if the an droid emulator could disable input there would be no problem. I've never used sound input in the emulator but others probably have.
ap...@google.com
I am to join to this annoying issue. Experiencing it using bluetooth Bose buds. Anybody came up with any workaround solution so far?
Description
Version used: Fragment 1.1.0-alpha01, Nav 1.0.0-alpha07
Devices/Android versions reproduced on: All
When using FragmentFactory attached to a fragment manager, FragmentNavigator$Destination.createFragment() throws an "InstantiationException: <Fragment> has no zero argument constructor". It appears that upon creating the nav graph, NavHotsFragment instantiates fragments itself instead of delegating to the fragment manager.