the android device I might buy with the audio format I usually listen to.

Some of my flacs are way over 3 mbps (up to 6 mbps). The bluetooth on my desktop supports speeds up to 1 mbps. If the pixel is going to support similar rates, I don’t see how this is going work.

ETA: Im still going to nuke the device and install graphene or lineage on it. Do both foss support higher rates?

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    6 months ago

    I got big Shure headphones supporting aptX HD (and that Sony codec) both to my little NAD amp and my phone. The Sony earbuds only support the proprietary Sony lossless codec and only to the phone, but they’re for walking around, so that’s fine.

    It’s not hard if you just make this a requirement when picking your kit.

    Obviously no Apple stuff.

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      In my experience, Sony codec stuff also works with computers if you have the necessary codecs installed. My Sony headphones use LDAC when connected to my PC and laptop, for instance.

      Neither LDAC nor aptX HD are lossless, though. There’s a lossless variant of aptX but that’s quite hard to find in practice, because most product pages only list “aptX” and not the specific codecs.

      Apple’s AAC works on almost anything in my experience. I think LDAC has slightly better latency, but I honestly can’t tell the difference.