So, /g/, can I use my based android device as a USB sound card for my PC and why is it not a default function?
picrel
>>55120183
>based
>Android
Choose one
>>55120201
ever heard of ASUS ZenUI?
>>55120213
ever heard of BlackBerry 10 OS?
>>55120183
learn how to google you fucking asshole
look here it is jesus christ
http://android.stackexchange.com/questions/112496/can-i-use-my-android-phone-as-a-usb-speaker
>>55120270
Ok, you win. Back to the thread now.
>>55120286
Can't you tell a difference between a sound card and a speaker or just never learned to read?
>>55120312
What the fuck do you think a USB speaker is? It's not like USB carries analog audio.
>>55120312
I'm about to blow your fucking mind
if you plug something into the phone's headphone socket it will come out of that instead of the phone speaker
>>55120349
>>55120340
Ok moroons, try to imagine a PC without any sound outputs, everything you have is an android phone, usb cable and a pair of speakers. How do you make the phone work as a sound adapter for the said PC? Remember that the phones jack is already connected to the speakers.
>>55120413
>everything you have is an android phone, usb cable and a pair of speakers. How do you make the phone work as a sound adapter for the said PC
See >>55120286
>>55120413
You are beyond hope.
>>55120435
SoundWire uses network to transfer sound and there is a shitload of delay, it's shit - not a real solution.
>>55120518
Instead of trying to hack together a ghetto sound card, you could just buy a cheap USB one for like 2 bucks
>>55120568
I am trying to get rid of sound distortion that comes from my CPU/GPU/PSU (im not sure) when running on high performance to the 2kW amp. Ideally I'd use an external sound adapter solution but since I don't have one, I tought about using my phone. The sound quality shouldn't be too bad. A cheap usb adapter would probably be even worse than the integrated sound card that I am using right now.
Let me clear this out. When the PC doesn't draw much power the sound is ok but when I put a load on it (gaming, high cpu usage) then the buzzing appears and the sound becomes overally shit.
>>55120707
Does your amp accept SPDIF or TOSlink?
>>55120776
Chinch=====Jack
picrel
It's an old one.
>>55120880
The PC and the amp are using the same power outlet and are rather far away (more than 1m). When I turn the volume high enough I can even hear my cursor moving.
>>55120936
Your best bet is just to get an external sound card, or get a way of converting the PC's digital output (assuming it has this) to analog.
I used to use an old minidisc player as an optical to analog converter for much the same reasons, it worked pretty great.
>>55120413
Sure. But probably no one has ever wanted to do such a thing so no one coded the app.
Either do it yourself or buy a cheap USB sound card that will probably have a better DAC and less latency.
>>55121024
>>55121038
Not OP, I bought this, being delivered today.
Did I do good?
>>55121062
It'll be enough.
>>55121024
>or get a way of converting the PC's digital output
Thats a sound card
>>55121062
I bet if you opened this up it'd be nothing more than a couple of caps in between the input and output.
>>55121116
And a DAC, seeing it is doing USB to analog.
>>55121116
It was around £60 when it was first released
>>55121076
Hopefully. I'm currently trying to produce an amateur demo for my band, and my laptop only has a combined port for output and input.
>>55120286
but why would anyone do this
seriously, I don't see the point
>>55121134
>and my laptop only has a combined port for output and input.
You probably want to aim for something that has a proper line in then.
>>55121103
Yes, but sound cards can also output digital audio signals
>>55120183
>sound card for my PC
How shitty is your on board soundcard
>>55122298
this much
no shit<============================================================>shit
