Android Studio Device Monitor Not Working

The app for this device is not working with the android 9.0. It installs and opens up but it doesn't recognize the device. The headphones are paired and work perfect with my phone as headphones and microphone. But the app doesn't see the headphones

Now I can use my Android device for data sharing and acquisition.

A very simple device which does it's job very well. I tried the Parrot app on my android and it worked very well.

For the price, this is a fantastic device. I can't hear any noise through my studio monitor headphones until i ramp up the gain so high it would distort anyway if I tried to play anything through it. So, essentially a great buy. It interfaces well with my 2007 Macbook Pro with MAC OSX 10.6. Instrument plugins in the same position as the xlr inputs make it compact.

I was looking around for days before finding the proper device. Finally found this online and it is working perfectly after 1 week. In my setup, the PC laptop is output to an Apple 27 monitor. Initially, I was using the USB also thinking that's where the sound was outputting to the monitor sound, but after accidently disconnecting this, I notice the Display output also carries the sound. :) Just in case you didn't know, less cables to map for me! :)

The Elvid 3G-SDI to HDMI Micro Video Converter is one of those pieces of gear you don’t realize you need until you do. It’s such a convenient tool for anyone working with SDI equipment but needing to connect to HDMI gear like monitors or computers. I’ve used it to convert SDI signals from a camera to my HDMI monitor, and it’s super easy...just plug in, and you're good to go. It has worked flawlessly for me. What I appreciate most is how versatile it is. It supports up to 1080p60, so I’m getting crisp, broadcast-quality video every time. Plus, the SDI loop output is a fantastic bonus, letting me retain the option to still send out the signal SDI and not only HDMI. Whether you’re working with a 2nd monitor that is SDI or another SDI device, it keeps everything running smoothly. The power options are also a nice plus. If I’m somewhere with an AC outlet, it comes with an adapter. Or I can run it off my computer’s USB port, or any other device with a 5V USB output It’s nice to have that flexibility, especially on location. And speaking of locations, the compact and durable metal design makes it super portable. I can toss it in my gear bag without worrying about it getting banged up. And I love that it has a little blue light to let you know it is receiving power and is on. That is good information to have, especially when on location. For anyone dealing with both SDI and HDMI setups and gear, this little converter is a must-have. It’s reliable, compact, and makes switching between SDI and HDMI workflows a breeze. It’s been a handy addition to my kit for my productions. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

I'm a HUGE fan of this device....especially when used with an Android phone, which all you need is a USB A to C adapter for. If you wanna do videos or podcasts with great audio on the go...without bringing a computer...this is the way to go. Will this drive an sm7b? No....no it won't...but most dynamics it will...condensers, no problem. I just snap a klark teknik ct1 onto this thing for sm7b use...still ultra portable, and the price of both is just over a hundo. For the record....I've owned TWO Shure x2u devices....both went bad. Go with this for ultra portability. [I received this product in exchange for my honest review.]

Needed an extra monitor for my Mac Studio and this little fella is working great. Well constructed no issues.

This is working exactly as advertised. I love the convenience of having a roll around stand for my monitors. It's annoying if the monitor is on a table because it is locked in one place. So having it on a rolling stand makes it very easy to move around our studio. But it also comes with regular feet if you choose to make it stationary. This stand seems very secure when the TV/monitor is mounted. I had no fear of it toppling over. I like that it allows you to adjust the viewing angle by tipping the monitor up to 30 degrees, this is very helpful and appreciated. This stand comes with a very large supply of screws, washers and spacers to adjust to all mounting needs. And although I did not need them, it comes with extensions for larger VESA patterns. It's made of a strong metal and is very solid, so it should withstand any wear and tear. I also like that it allows you to adjust the height on the shaft of the stand. This could come in handy if a person is sitting down while viewing. Two of the wheels have brakes and they worked well and keep it in place. Overall, this a great little stand and will be a nice addition to our studio. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

Great support, up to date software. There isn't other device on Android to game like this.