I work on an Android UE4 game projet since 3 months,
I use Fmod for it since 1 month and everything was wonderfull…
…until I decided to update from Fmod 1.07.05 to the new 1.08.
When I play my prototype in Unreal Editor, everything is ok,
but when I launch it on my device (Galaxy S6) sounds have many bitcrushes, its horrible.
I tried many setup, Vorbis quality 100% compressed, etc. but the problem is still here.
Hi Mathieu
If you go to previous versions on the download page , ie https://www.fmod.org/browse-studio-api/ you could get 1.07.08 as an update to 1.07.05, instead of jumping to 1.08.
That is hard to diagnose but can you tell me how you play the sound? Is it an FMOD Studio event? Or are you playing a sound using the low level API.
Are there any effects on the event?
You could try an API capture using the FMOD Studio profiler, and send us the files it creates, and if you could send the studio project as well that would be good, we could then run it on an android device here.
regards,
That waveform looks very odd and has a deliberately strange effect on it. When you play that sound in Studio does it sound how you expect it to? Can you describe how it sounds different on mobile to when its played on PC?
The best thing to do is to connect to the game in FMOD Studio and record a profiling session, which will include the audio. You should be able to connect to the ip address of your mobile device when launching your mobile title from UE4. From there, bring up the profile window in Studio, create a new session and record it.
You should be able to play it back afterward and hear the same sound the game made on the device. If you have isolated the issue you can then contact support and send in the profile capture so we can examine it.
Yes, there aren’t any known issues with 1.08 and Android that would cause that, so it should work. If you get a capture we can look into what is going on.