Closed Thatstinkyguy closed 1 month ago
Please tap on the three dots at the bottom and go to the "Details". Post a screenshot of it.
Also you should really turn audio normalization off in the current version see https://github.com/z-huang/InnerTune/issues/1526
Please tap on the three dots at the bottom and go to the "Details". Post a screenshot of it.
Also you should really turn audio normalization off in the current version see #1526
I also have audio normalization off, the audio quality is set to high, and I also turned off battery optimization.
I have no idea why the bitrate is lower on ones like this. I checked another song (King's X - Complain) and the bitrate listed in the details on that was 131.
I have no idea why the bitrate is lower on ones like this
Did you have the audio quality set to Low or Auto when you played the song for the first time? Because InnerTune currently saves songs in a cache on first playback in the quality it was first loaded in. So if the audio quality is low on first playback -> it will always stay low
This might change in the future see: https://github.com/z-huang/InnerTune/issues/1527#issuecomment-2324855247
The only workaround I know for now is you need to ensure that songs are never loaded in low quality.
To do this:
1) Close the currently playing song
2) Open settings
3) In Player and audio
set Audio quality
to High
4) Go back to settings and to Storage
5) Select Clear all downloads
and Clear song cache
Unfortunately, the low bitrate on some songs persists (including the one used in the example), even after following the steps, and clearing the app cache from the settings.
Unfortunately, the low bitrate on some songs persists (including the one used in the example)
Just tested the example song and I get high quality opus (format 251)
even after following the steps, and clearing the app cache from the settings.
Hm you could test uninstalling the app, reinstalling it and set audio quality to High as first step after installation before playing any song.
If this doesn't help it might be a server-side limitation. In this case using a VPN/Proxy might help.
What format do you get in the original YT Music app or the Web player?
@gechoto I get the high preset with YT Music itself. I'll try uninstalling and reinstalling.
@gechoto Update: I reinstalled it with importing a backup with my liked songs. That made the issue persist. However, after reinstalling it again and not importing a backup, it's fine. I'll have to like all my songs again, but as Thanos said...
Thanks for all your help, by the way!
Continuation: https://github.com/z-huang/InnerTune/issues/1631
Checklist
Steps to reproduce the bug
Expected behavior
It should sound more clear.
Actual behavior
It sounds washed out.
Screenshots/Screen recordings
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/08efaf22-0564-44ff-9020-b193c9113ca0
Logs
I don't have the ability to do this.
InnerTune version
0.5.10
Android version
Android 14
Additional information
No response