05-11-2016, 04:37 PM
I second the "I'd easily pay $25 for this driver to be used across Android". I already paid $8 for the app just to get the driver.
Everyone has a favorite, for an Android-only solution, I like GoneMad Music Player. For a cross-platform solution, MediaMonkey is what I use as my main library on Windows and sync to Android (I stress everyone has their favorite and please don't take this as a challenge to others to go off topic about why their favorite is better - I fully respect everyone's preferences).
It takes a lot of $ to build a killer music player UI and UAPP, while it works and most importantly has the settings to tune the driver, clearly has decimated others with respect to sound quality.
@Dwrae - I read your notes that others have to talk to UAPP, which is fine. Can you guide us towards how to describe what other players have to do to play through UAPP? I'm not asking you to do any work, just tell us what we need to do to build a grass-roots effort to campaign other players to use your service or maybe even white-label your technology as paid add-in.
You're the best - and when DAC player companies say you're the best, that says something (check out Moon Audio and other high-end USB audio folks). Heck, I've spent $2k on a DragonFly Red, JH Audio IEMs, and Mood Audio Black Dragon cables to play FLAC through my Android. $25, heck - $50, would be so worth ensuring I'm not getting mediocre sound from my rooted Android (Marshmallow).
Everyone has a favorite, for an Android-only solution, I like GoneMad Music Player. For a cross-platform solution, MediaMonkey is what I use as my main library on Windows and sync to Android (I stress everyone has their favorite and please don't take this as a challenge to others to go off topic about why their favorite is better - I fully respect everyone's preferences).
It takes a lot of $ to build a killer music player UI and UAPP, while it works and most importantly has the settings to tune the driver, clearly has decimated others with respect to sound quality.
@Dwrae - I read your notes that others have to talk to UAPP, which is fine. Can you guide us towards how to describe what other players have to do to play through UAPP? I'm not asking you to do any work, just tell us what we need to do to build a grass-roots effort to campaign other players to use your service or maybe even white-label your technology as paid add-in.
You're the best - and when DAC player companies say you're the best, that says something (check out Moon Audio and other high-end USB audio folks). Heck, I've spent $2k on a DragonFly Red, JH Audio IEMs, and Mood Audio Black Dragon cables to play FLAC through my Android. $25, heck - $50, would be so worth ensuring I'm not getting mediocre sound from my rooted Android (Marshmallow).