If rooting is necessary I'll dig more into it. My phone is not rooted for now (haven't got the time to investigate much on this) by I do have a custom recovery (TWRP) if that can help.
I think I understood now the problem comes from OTG itself - which is made for using a DAC more than a USB stick or to store files more than play them - but I wonder if there isn't some kind of trick or workaround to get, for example, my phone to detect my USB stick as an SD card, or to make it treat the stick as internal memory (which is possible with SD cards). It was tinny and scratchy, but I remember it most definitely worked.
#Usb audio driver stackexchange install#
So far I was unable to find any player that would detect music on my USB stick. As I remember it, there was some sort of driver we used to install that would play audio on the PC speaker. Problem: I want to listen to music through a proper player, which goes onto the next song when one is finished and let me browse my music in an intuitive manner. I mean, I can plug the stick on the device with the cable, then click onto the "USB drive" notification to see the files and then play the file I want. However, this does not work with my Android 6.0 phone. If you are lucky, the list of compatible hardware will include DualShock (or some form of generic. Then 'Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer'. Select 'Browse my computer for driver software'.
I have a 128Go USB stick where I store all my music so I can listen to it on any device. You could try right clicking on it in Device Manager and selecting Properties. However, based on this post, it looks like I can write a soft driver for an arbitrary USB. My understanding is that the Android kernel will not support Audio through USB (without rooting the phone). Id like to use both the audio and GPIO/I2C functions of the chipset. Far more from what my SD card + internal memory could support even if they had no apps, pictures and whatnot stored into. Im trying to use a USB Audio Class device with my Galaxy Nexus in Host Mode.
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