Any way to hook up a usb mic to the keyboard and make it work? The mic recording ability is terrrible
I'd say try it.
Guess I should mention
Sorry, should have said I tried it, but with no luck. i wonder if there is an app that will directly play around with the usb ports on the dock--in terms of configuring etc.
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I got the standard headset which comes with the HTC Kaiser. I now want to plug it into my PC and use also the microphone. Since its a mini USB device I would need a converter. I searched google and came over ordinary mini usb to usb converters.
Question: Did anybody do this already and did the microphone work?
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Did you already find an driver for it.
It's a usb-device.
I would say give it a try.
Better buy for the money an microfoon. Hope you've great soundcard, so it will filter the background noise. You shouldn't hear your echo.
the usb port in most htc devices is not normal usb which is just a digital serial interface
but is extUSB which also carry audio IO
no pc have extUSB so it can't get access to the audio part
but a client server software running on both the pc and the pda
would be able to what you want
if anybody made it I can't tell
how about this?
http://shop.brando.com.hk/prod_detail.php?prod_id=01945&dept_id=002&cat_id=0312
you'll need the reverse thing of that =)
Hi Everyone,
I appreciate the great work developers have been putting in exploring the hidden capabilities of Nook.
I am struggling with USB host now. Here is my situation:
I have a pair of Logitech USB speakers (Please google, Logitech audio Hub, since I am not allowed yet to post direct links).
These use external power and were originally being used with my notebook connecting via USB.
Now, since I do not use my laptop any more and use only NOOK, I am interested in using them with Nook.
I am currently running Nook with CM-7.1.0-RC1-encore. Is it possible to use these speakers? I read a thread about USB host and some people have mentioned using USB audio but I am not sure if they are using powered ones and I am concerned whether connecting a powered speaker may fry the USB port.
Any thoughts, experience, ideas would be appreciated.
Update to a recent nightly. There have been so many updates for USB there is no point in trying to troubleshoot the RC.
Sure, I will update to that. Any other directions to get the USB speakers working?
I read your post and decided to try it. I do not have the speakers you mentioned but do have a set of insignia usb powered speakers.
I turned on host mode and connected the speakers to the nook. Tried 3 different games and had the same results. The speakers will power up and receive a signal from the nook. They work for about 20-25 seconds then lose the signal from the nook . I have to reset host mode to reenable them.
At this time, I would recommend using powered speakers through the headphone jack or a headset. Not sure what's going on through host mode but it had me worried when I had to reset host mode 3 times.
I'll run a logcat to see what's going on in the system but it looks like a no-go for the present. I get excellent results from powered speakers through the headphone jack. Just a thought and I'll get back to you with the results of the logcat.
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Thanks a lot Moshe5368 for your response. The problem I have is that these speakers do not have 3.5 MM input and USB connection is the only possibility.
Though they are really nice speakers, I guess if this doesn't work then its time to just order another pair of speakers.
I have just ordered the USB converter today (from Micro USB to USB-F) and have not tried it with the speakers I own yet. Will test that and revert back on what I find.
BTW, the speakers I have are powered with regular power (USB connection is just for Audio signal). Do you suggest I try them? Any chance they could fry the Nook's USB port?
It is a possibility that that type speaker would work. My logcat showed (if I read it right) that since the speakers were drawing their power from the usb port (even through the usb powered hub) I exceeded the power available through the micro USB port on the nook.
I was not sure what to expect but thought that might be the case. I have a set of powered speakers from jwin that plug into the headphone jack and perform perfectly.
Let me know what your results are.
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Sure. I will keep you posted as soon my adapter arives.
Hi all,
Has anyone hooked up a USB mic to the USB port of a Note via a USB OTG cable?
I would be really interested in using a decent USB mic with Audio Evolution that just got released last week.
I'm not sure if you'd need drivers for it, or it would just register as a mic in the same way a mouse or keyboard works OK.
I tried googling but couldn't find anything, except a video in which someone hooked up a USB mic preamp, but once you start doing that you lose some of the portability of just having the Note plus a USB mic.
I've seen the iRigMicCast, but I think a USB mic might have the potential for better audio quality, and also more options if any USB mic worked.
thanks,
Rich
mouse, keyboard, pen drives and a few portable disks on fat32. that's it i guess.
Yes, you can. You need to compile kernel with your usb mic drivers and flash it to your device.
I tried to connect a couple of usb audio devices to the note (otg cable) - No luck...
Hopefully ICS will fix this.
Chris
I suppose on a rooted version you could all sorts of things with a USB microphone.
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I suppose on a rooted version you could all sorts of things with a USB microphone.
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I'm surprised Google didn't turn OnHub into Google Home with the addition of a USB microphone. OnHubs already have the built in speaker.
I recently got a new portable dac/headphone amplifier (Sony PHA-3) and can't seem to get it to work with my OPT. I run the OEM usb-c to usb-a cable to the input of the PHA-3 but sound keeps coming through the speaker at the bottom of the phone.
Developer option to disable usb audio routing is OFF, and even if I try to toggle the usb configuration to "audio source" I still don't get any sound (though sound stops playing through the speaker).
Using resurrection remix v6.0.1_r52-MOB30R.
So far I have been unable to locate any sort of usb otg settings to enable if that makes any difference...
Also, when using the app USB Audio Player Pro I get an initialization failure, so maybe it's something the ROM just doesn't support?
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More likely the kernel that must support or at least have drivers for the DAC device built-in, in normal Linux you would type dmesg to see what gets detected and make sure the proper module gets inserted for device support, but this is Android so no such thing. Maybe you could check with Boeffla to see if he knows how to include this?
Same issue here. Looks like OP2 don't support external USB DAC.