PlayerPro DSP pack

BlastOn SA

About this app

PlayerPro DSPPack is a free digital sound processing plugin for PlayerPro. PlayerPro is an advanced music and video player for Android devices.

PlayerPro DSPPack provides an incomparable sound experience thanks to a 32/64-bit audio rendering engine that allows playback in high resolution format. Audiophiles have their own preferences as to how they enjoy sound. The DSPPack offers them a 10 band graphic equalizer, alongside booming bass and virtualizer effects and many customization options: gapless playback, cross fade, replay gain, audio limiting, audio balance etc.

PlayerPro DSPack supports a range of more than 30 different audio formats, from the very popular to the very specialized. In addition, it contains highly optimized ARM Neon and X86 routines that dramatically reduce battery consumption, making it the most battery friendly DSP plugin of the Android market.


INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

* From PlayerPro app, go to Settings > Audio and check the "Activate the DSP pack" option. Alternatively, if you are performing an upgrade, you need to click on the "Upgrade the DSP pack" option.

* Restart PlayerPro app for the changes to take effect (PlayerPro will ask you to do so).

* You can now access the audio effects screen via the options menu or from the player screen (EQ button).

* Use the audio settings menu to customize your preferences: adjust manual and auto crossfade time, activate gapless or replay gain, adjust left-right volume balance, adjust resampling/dithering options etc.


HIGH-RESOLUTION AUDIO:

The DSP pack comes with a 32/64-bit audio rendering engine that allows playback in high resolution format:

* Automatic detection of internal and USB DAC configurations.

* Direct output to internal/USB DAC format without any limitation.

* Support of bit depths and sampling rates up to 32-bit and 384 kHz.

* Choice between SW (high quality) and SoX (very high quality) resamplers.

* Ability to change the resampler dithering method.

* You can check the output sampling rate in Settings / Audio / Resampler section.

* Make sure the "Use 32 bit output" option is checked for high-resolution playback (automatically configured).


DSP PACK FEATURES:

* Supports playback of all common audio formats, directly from PlayerPro music player: mp3, mp4, m4a, aac, wma, ogg, wav, flac, 3gp, mov, alac.

* Supports playback of some less popular audio formats, using an external file browser app like ES File Explorer or ASTRO File Manager: ape, opus, mpc, wavpack, aiff, mp1, mp2, au.

* 10 band graphic equalizer with more than 20 default presets.

* Ability to edit existing presets or create new ones.

* Preamp control.

* Bass boost control.

* Virtualizer control.

* Gapless playback.

* Auto and manual crossfade.

* Replay gain.

* Audio limiter.

* Volume balance control.

* Mono output playback (optional).

* Support of bit depths and sampling rates up to 32-bit and 384 kHz.

* Audio resampler (SW or SoX).

* Resampler dithering method.

* Runs on all ARM and X86 processors (32/64-bits).

* Contains highly optimized ARM Neon and X86 routines that dramatically reduce battery consumption.


TROUBLESHOOTING.

In case you experience playback skipping, you can try one of the following:

* Increase the audio buffer: from the Settings / Audio menu, change the "Audio buffer" value to "Very large".

* Change the equalizer implementation: from the Settings / Audio menu, change the "Equalizer" value to "Playerpro low-end".

* Change the resampler implementation: from the Settings / Audio menu, change the "Resampler" value to "SW resampler".

* Disable the dithering: from the Settings / Audio menu, change the "Dithering method" value to "None".

* Disable 32 bit output format: from the Settings / Audio menu, uncheck the "Use 32 bit output" checkbox (this will disable high-resolution audio).

Ratings and reviews

Been using this for a long time. It WAS the best… it's been usless to me for the better part of a year. It suddenly can't load music off my sd card. And not just me! There plenty of folks with the same problem with not a word from the dev, so who knows whether he's even working on this serious, ongoing problem?? It's gotten beyond ridiculous. Other music players read my sd card just fine. I guess its way past time to pick one of them. It's a shame to let a great app go straight down the tube

Super extensive options for adjusting the music output. Between the resampler, bass boost, reverb effect, and replay gain, you can really improve the sound quality to bring the most out of headphones and phone speakers. It's almost sad how bad everything sounds when I exit PlayerPro. Thanks Blaston!

I've used PlayerPro with the DSP pack for years and it's always worked, but I just got a new phone and installed both apps, but after activating the DSP pack, I instantly get a notification saying "DSP has been deactivated, tap here to grant access to SD card to reactivate" When I do this though, nothing happens. I've tried moving both apps to internal storage, I've uninstalled and reinstalled, but it makes no difference. I don't know how to get it to work and music sounds bad without the DSP.

What's new

- Upgraded to Android 13