PP probably refers to those very cheap USB soundcards, usually shaped like a dongle, with two mini jacks, sold pretty much everywhere. I tried a couple in the past (can't confirm if the chipset is the same) and they definitely sound better than expected from a device that cheap, however be aware that manufacturers often save on parts number or quality to reduce costs therefore it can be a hit and miss, with some of them making noises or offering inferior quality.
* USB soundcards used to work on Android but in recent tests they failed again for some reason
* Avoid any dongle that supports "special effects", "gaming", etc. Even if they can be disabled, it's such a pain.
* Dynamically adding/removing soundcards can affect your computer's notion of "default microphone", particularly relevant for video chat. Some apps this takes effect immediately, some after quitting the app.
squarefoot|2 years ago
dvh|2 years ago
Works out of box in ubuntu, this is how I use it: https://files.catbox.moe/755gbr.jpg
o11c|2 years ago
* USB soundcards used to work on Android but in recent tests they failed again for some reason
* Avoid any dongle that supports "special effects", "gaming", etc. Even if they can be disabled, it's such a pain.
* Dynamically adding/removing soundcards can affect your computer's notion of "default microphone", particularly relevant for video chat. Some apps this takes effect immediately, some after quitting the app.