14-03-2021 08:38 PM
Anyone know? Need to know before I buy headphones. thanks
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18-03-2021 05:39 PM - last edited 20-03-2021 01:32 PM
I contacted Samsung and have spoken to 5 different people. Nobody knows the answer or how to obtain it. It was suggested i send my brand new phone off for technical examination,lol
I contacted Oneplus and Motorola with same questions when I considered their phones. Got a reply with information in under 2 hours from each.
It defies belief that a phone for use with wireless headphones doesn't have a spec to state the codecs it supports so you can match up the right headphones and get the audio quality you want.
Phone getting returned.
15-03-2021 05:49 AM
Hi @Fraziel66
You may find these helpful.
xda-developers.com/t/samsung-s20-exynos-and-bluetooth-audio-codecs.
bluetoothcheck.com/d/samsung-galaxy-s20-fe.
devicespecifications.com/en/comparison.
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15-03-2021 09:37 AM
It supports for sure sbc, aac and the samung scalable codec (works with samsung buds only)
Since it has a snapdragon inside it should support the aptx codec.
I doubt it supports ldac which is only unfortunately on sony smartphones.
If you already have the phone you should be able to easily find out what codecs your phone supports by going into developer options and then the bluetooth codec option, the grayed out ones should be the non supported
15-03-2021 12:11 PM
Hi, where do I find that in settings? I've looked and can't see it anywhere. Thanks. Motorola and OnePlus now support ldac. I contacted Samsung and the phone "expert" didn't know that an audio codec was so no joy there.
15-03-2021 03:06 PM
go into developer options you need to tap on buld versions in sequence 6 times in the phone info panel to unlock them
18-03-2021 05:39 PM - last edited 20-03-2021 01:32 PM
I contacted Samsung and have spoken to 5 different people. Nobody knows the answer or how to obtain it. It was suggested i send my brand new phone off for technical examination,lol
I contacted Oneplus and Motorola with same questions when I considered their phones. Got a reply with information in under 2 hours from each.
It defies belief that a phone for use with wireless headphones doesn't have a spec to state the codecs it supports so you can match up the right headphones and get the audio quality you want.
Phone getting returned.
04-04-2021 08:24 PM
The audio codecs supported on the S20 are
SBC , AAC, aptx, LDAC and Scalable Codec
However the headphones have to support the one you are choosing.
I was unable to choose LDAC on my Sony's until they were paired.
Now i have LDAC support on the highest bitrate setting
23-07-2021 01:08 AM
Is this the same for the FE? I have the S20FE, and it doesn't look like LDAC is a selectable option, even though I have the Sony 1000XM3s paired to them.
23-07-2021 04:41 PM
Do you have selected priority on sound quality in Sony app? This need to be selected then go to Bluetooth settings and select your headphones, there you should have ldac option
19-05-2022 09:08 AM
Yes this work with my phone. Need to set the priority on sony's apps. And go to bluetooth setting, enable the LDAC. Thanks mate.