Does the iphone 11Pro support bluetooth APTX?
Hi There,
I'am planning on Buying the new B&W headphones. Does the iphone 11Pro support bluetooth APTX or APTX HD?
Thanks
iPhone 11 Pro Max
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Hi There,
I'am planning on Buying the new B&W headphones. Does the iphone 11Pro support bluetooth APTX or APTX HD?
Thanks
iPhone 11 Pro Max
Thanks for the answer. that's incredible, you pay 1400€ and you can't play full resolution audio files. that's a shame. Apple don't care anymore about high quality Audio, they also removed the optical output on the new Apple TVs so I'm keeping the old one.
Regards
Thanks for the answer. that's incredible, you pay 1400€ and you can't play full resolution audio files. that's a shame. Apple don't care anymore about high quality Audio, they also removed the optical output on the new Apple TVs so I'm keeping the old one.
Regards
1) Apple feels AAC+ provides high quality output, plus APTX requires the payment of rather high licensing fees to Qualcomm.
2) There's little need for optical on the AppleTV as HDMI is more than capable of carrying the audio. If you really need it, there are many boxes on the market that will strip digital audio from HDMI and transmit it over optical and perhaps provide a conventional headphone jack as well; examples can easily be found on Amazon and other sites.
Thank you Will for the reply, very helpfull. AAC+ is much better than MP3 no doubt but I still prefer lossless Codec with 24bit 96khz sampling or 192kz. when using good headsets you can feel the difference, you don't hear it sometimes, unless trained but even neophites can feel that after 15 mins listening to high Quality they kind of like more the songs.
But the problem is that Bluetooth compress all those formats unless it's Bluetouth APTX HD. it's surprising that many manufacturers with phones at 500 bucks, don't care to pay licensing fees While apple, who has the biggest margin in the market, does not.
I had search already for the Audio "stripper" from HDMI and could not find any. I mean they all are active boxes while I don't need to convert the signal, just to take take it as it is to a Coax. Sincerely it would not have cost a lot to Apple put a Coax or optical output.
thanks again
Regards
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I reply to myself since I found the answer to my previous post and it could be useful for others.
Passive HDMI sound stripper can not be made because in an HDMI cable the Digital sound is not carried in separated Wires but it is indeed Coded within the same signal/cables as the Video. So you will always need an active device capable of extrating that signal.
Regards
No iOS device has ever supported APTX/APTX HD.
Does the iphone 11Pro support bluetooth APTX?