yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bidboy:
Using a 64gb card in my phone at the moment. When I first purchased it I used a program called " H2testw 1.4 " just to check if it was genuine. This program fills the card with data then reads it back. If it fails it will tell you so you can return it.

Have had no problems with the card. Just remember to format it in the phone.

http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/System-Miscellaneous/H2testw.shtml
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cliveone:
64 gb sandisk works!

I can confirm that sandisk 64gb xc card works great, pop it in your phone and format it in settings-storage format sd card and thats it ready to use.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] inakasato:
Cool...I'm using a 16gb one right now cause it was really cheap...if I have the money by the end of july i'll purchase a 64gb one and sell this one to a friend
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] gargashish0901:
Hi,

I am Proud to present a new boot animation Specially for HTC Explorer for both stock (rooted) as well as Custom Rom's :)

Many of us wonder how much time our phone takes to boot, right??

Don't Worry Now this boot animation of mine, will be able to provide you exact time your phone takes to boot.

You can Download the attached zip file and can push it to system/customize/resource Using adb or Root Explorer or similar.

To Push using adb connect your Phone with usb to your computer, then go to command prompt and navigate to android-sdk\platform-tools, then type this code

adb remount
adb push hTC_bootanimation.zip /system/customize/resource

Do remember to copy the hTC_bootanimation.zip file in platform-tools folder before using above code.

And to push it using Root explorer :

Copy the hTC_bootanimation.zip in your sd card then open root explorer go to sd card and then copy the same and then navigate to system/customize/resource. But before pasting the file press Mount R/W button on the top and then paste the file and you are done.

Note : Try this at your own risk i'll not be held responsible for any damage to your device, There wont be any damage though :p

Version History

You Can also have a look to the animation provided in attachment, Cheers! :)

Special Thanks to pchandra and acedexplorerABL who help me in the project :)

Don't forget to hit THANKS :)
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] klaver30:
Can i Install this zip from the recovery.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] SifJar:
In my experience with my HTC explorer, I doubt the timer would get past about 5 seconds. Maybe after a battery removal, but other than that, the boot is ridiculously fast.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] klaver30:
Trying to replace the existing bootanimation file but cant overwrite it nor delete it, has the same name. Doesnt even let me change its name. Doing something wrong i guess.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] gargashish0901:
No, Not yet will be making it compatible to recovery in near future, but if your phone is rooted you can install it by above methods ;)
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] gargashish0901:
Which method are you using??
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] gargashish0901:
It will start only after htc logo and will start from 1 second only
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] SifJar:
Ah, it'll only show after removing the battery, and not when the phone "fast boots"? I guess that makes more sense.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] gargashish0901:
Fast boot is totally different thing, Phone skips the boot animation during fast boot..

But if you remove your battery or simply restarts your phone boot animation do show up ;)
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] klaver30:
Downloaded your zip and with ES Explorer tried to replace the existing bootanimation zip.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] gargashish0901:
Is your device rooted??
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] mav.erik:
Is very wonderfull ;)

Inviato dal mio GT-I9001 usando Tapatalk
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] gargashish0901:
Thanks for the appreciation, don't forget to say thanks :)
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] klaver30:
Yeah rooted it a long time ago. Will wait for the instalable zip by recovery. Like it a lot.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] gargashish0901:
If your device is rooted you can install it via Root explorer, i have updated the first post to let everyone know how to install this using root explorer.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] sakindia123:
Here is a flashable zip

http://d-h.st/EVe
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] gargashish0901:
Flashable zip is here install it and have fun :)
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] windman67:
I create custom boot animation for samsung galaxy s and s models plus, if anyone needs is available to the forum :)
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] gargashish0901:
Just keeping the thread alive! :)
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] knut-inge:
NiCe!!!
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] :
Can i have the original HTC boot animation ??
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] gargashish0901:
I don't have it right nw
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] gargashish0901:
Here is original Boot animation

:)
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] Hpsgill:
can i use it with cm9
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] gargashish0901:
Yeah u can :)
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] bid4sumit:
.

for cm9 and cm10 dirextory is system\media
[HTC One X] treebill:
So XDA comminty is always helpful and now it's my turn to try and give something back.

Dr.Dre feat DSPManager

first thing to do is download DSPmanager (attached to this post).

Install

Stock / non rooted phones

download and install DSPManager2.apk

Just installing the .apk seems to be causing a force close when editing the EQ for some people so stick to presets and all should be well.

CWM

download DSPManager-v3.zip put on to your SD and flash.

This also installs /system/lib/soundfx/ files from cm9 ROM for HTC one x - thanks to TripnRaver and also adds system/etc/audio_effects taken from DPS v1 fix for ICS

IF you do not wish to see a tutorial/ how I set dps up on my phone skip the rest of this post.

once installed open it up :)

first on the list is to move over to the headset tab, swipe left to right.

first option we need to set is Bass Boost

i set mine to Moderate as my headphones can't take extreme but set this to either Moderate/Extreme

next is to set the equalizer.

For this i picked Rock, reason being, as you can see it that it boosts the bass leaves the mids in the middle and brings out the highs so even when your eyes turn to water from the bass you can still hear that hi-hat ting and fizz

if you really feel the above two just don't make your brain turn to mush enough then you can set the "Loudness compensation" when using this setting change the EQ to treble boost and then use the Bass Boost to add back in the low end.

Hope this is at least a bit helpful to you guys remember this is just my settings play about with the options till you get the sound thats right for you.

Change Log

v3 - added system/etc/audio_effects - Fixes FC on custom EQ

v2 - Added sys/libs/soundfx/

libaudiopreprocessing.so

libbundlewrapper.so

libcyanogen-dsp.so

libreverbwrapper.so

libvisualizer.so

v1 - DSPManger.apk

Disclaimer

I'm not going to take any responsibility if you bust your ear drums/headphones/ windows/other household items. Although making the cat jump from the bass cannon is totally my fault..

i didn't make this app it is part of the CyanogenMod

http://www.cyanogenmod.com/features/dsp-equalizer
[HTC One X] Meltus:
If you want to improve it even more, take a CM9 ROM and rip the 6 files in "system/soundfx" and push them to your One X.

I think this messes up Beats a little bit, but it makes the EQ much more effective :)

I moved the "libcyanogen-dsp.so" too, no idea if it actually does anything on a none-CM ROM, but it can't hurt I guess :p

(There was also some other files I messed with, but I can't remember which they were. I think I may have ripped the "system/etc/audio_effects.conf" from CM9 too)
[HTC One X] treebill:
I'll have a zip i got from testing the ICS version it didn't work but it left system/lib/soundfx/libcyanogen-dsp.so, it works without or without this file as far as i can tell :S
[HTC One X] vincepg13:
I own a pair of bests pros and part of the reason I bought this phone is because of the bests audio. I know many people have there opinion on bests but all I listen to is old school hip hop and I love bass. I thought the bass was amazing on this phone but with this there's like twice as much!! Good shout man
[HTC One X] shangostar:
Crashing on mine every time I try to edit the EQ
[HTC One X] r0cafella:
even works on stock roms.

and here's me thinking DSP Manager doesn't work on stock roms!
[HTC One X] treebill:
Mine did that at first but doesn't now :s just use presents they are pretty good.
[HTC One X] Fruktsallad:
Don't wanna hijack this thread, but why can't I install downloaded apks like this one when low (27%) on battery? Unknown sources are enabled of course, but nothing happens when I hit install in the dialogue...
[HTC One X] treebill:
I have no idea why it should stop you :/ have you tried restarting?
[HTC One X] DJ Set:
Works perfectly for me on Stock phone. Thanks for this tool, I really like it :)
[HTC One X] treebill:
glad it works on stock :) i'm not running it so i had no way to test i just assumed it did lol :) i'm currently as Meltus suggested and pulling the sound files from the HOX cm 9 ROM and going to test as soon as this download finishes :)
[HTC One X] shangostar:
Just flashed V2 in CWM and still force close on custom EQ, everything else works though

1.28.401.9 Bindroid.
[HTC One X] treebill:
Then I'm not sure I don't have any force closes on mine :/ try clearing the data and fixing permissions.

Edit: been looking around Xda looks like this version of dps is a bit hit and miss some people get fc some don't, the old version doesn't fc but also doesn't have any effect on music. I will keep an eye out for if it gets fixed.

Until then I'm afraid manually adjusting eq is a no no :(
[HTC One X] UnixxinU:
Hey sorry for the ultra noob question but how do I "flash" the thing you said to flash?

I'm on stock rom, thanks!
[HTC One X] treebill:
If your on stock download the DPSManager2.apk.

file flashing is for people with clockworkmod.
[HTC One X] fi3ry_icy:
same here..

keeps crashing when i try to set my own EQ levels.. :(
[HTC One X] treebill:
Yeh sadly I don't make the app ill around see around the forums see if there is a fix, you'll have to stick too presets for now.
[HTC One X] Ppain:
Bass boost increases bass but dulls treble etc alot. I enable compression extreme, rock equilizer and studio for room enhancements, sounds crazy on my beats studio with the beats audio+dsp thanks for linking dsp2 :) i installed dsp1 that worked but this works 3-5times better quality to me
[HTC One X] treebill:
Yeh bass does mess up treble sometimes I was playing music through my turtle beach x41 and I had to turn bass boost off as it was cutting out the music with every kick of the bass lol.
[HTC One X] knave:
does this work on top of Beats or just disable all default EQ settings and just set the options in the DSP manager?

---------- Post added at 12:19 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:02 AM ----------

ok to answer my question, yes it works on top of the existing modes.

Having a headache now from all those testing of the effects. lol
[HTC One X] treebill:
did that to me too :) the bass makes my brain hurt so i had to pull it back lol
[HTC One X] Hoodeddeathman:
Thanks a bunch, this works wonderfully for my bluetooth headset, the default enhancements are quite poor. Does anyone know how to disable the beats icon?
[HTC One X] treebill:
I believe you go into app and disable beats notify.

Haven't tested this.
[HTC One X] shangostar:
If you are using DSP you probably will want to turn beats off altogether.

Just tested V3 as I previously had FC on V1 and V2

FC is now fixed on my device, nice Job treebill, Much Appreciated.

1.29.401.7 Bindroid V2.0.0
[HTC One X] treebill:
Thanks been looking around the forums to see what I was missing, I didn't really do anything but bring all the bits together credit where credits due.

The post seems to drop down pretty fast seems no one cares too much about improving the sound on the one x :(
[HTC One X] kemmo123:
its great to have dsp working finally. v3 is awesome! thanks again...
[HTC One X] knave:
How does one install the v3 on a stock rom? Its a .zip extension...
[HTC One X] shangostar:
You can't. It's for recovery users only.

You will have to use the v1 apk. Most people had no problems with it but some had force close. If you get force close just stick to pre made

eq selections.

Strange given how many people I've seen say they hate beats

Maybe get it moved to themes & apps.

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] Rollolo:
This is great

This is excellent, thankyou. It improves the audio fantastically over my bluetooth headset.

Now all I need to figure out is why the bluetooth transmit power is so weak since updating to the Bricked kernel... cant even get continual music when its in my jacket pocket, let alone jeans pocket.
[HTC One X] Quiksilver78:
Works well with ARHD 5.1.1

I've installed v3 of the pack, no FCs.

Although I am sticking with Poweramp (DVC) I appreciate the effort by the OP in putting this together :)
[HTC One X] Rahulg247:
Thanks for this - it makes the audio way better than with the stock beats profiles.

Coming from a i9000 with a wolfson DAC and Voodoo sound I was really disappointed with the sound quality from the H1X. However, using this app improves it a lot.

I think the DAC in this phone may be a Realtek ALC5621 as I read somewhere that it is the one used in the Transformer Prime 2 (the tegra 3 version).

---------- Post added at 10:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:00 PM ----------

Just tried this to disable and seems to work.
[HTC One X] shangostar:
Wouldnt that just disable the notifier though, the the icon in the notification bar? stopping you from turning beats on and off? if you were to disable the notifier while beats was on I'd assume it would still be on you just couldnt turn it off.

If you want beats off I think you'd have to make sure beats is off before you disable the notifier.
[HTC One X] Pondy:
Thanks for sharing this mate. I've been using the same head phones for 2 years on different phones, they have never sounded this sweet. So much bass.
[HTC One X] treebill:
that's what I was thinking beats gives me a almighty hiss

that will most likely be due to bricked only on 0.3 a lot to-do I believe.

Thanks :) I like stock player and dps works much better than the eq's on play.
[HTC One X] Rahulg247:
Yes you are correct this is only to disable Beats notifier.

Also, you can toggle beats on/off in the music app.

Go to now playing > menu > sound enhancer > should be able to select Beats as well as other equaliser settings
[HTC One X] PMGRANDS:
Will this work on my EVO3D?
[HTC One X] treebill:
It should work fine but I haven't tested it on anything other than the one x
[HTC One X] Nos0x:
Gives a better quality to music but the god awful hiss is still there. So annoyed, really wanted the One X to be my main music device but the poor audio quality makes my ears cry :'(
[HTC One X] a704e:
Hiss is much reduced I realised if Beats is not enabled. Still there, just a lot quieter.
[HTC One X] treebill:
turns out it's my headphones fault for the hiss, try another set as i didn't get any with another set or just turn off the beats and turn the music up ;)
[HTC One X] Nos0x:
Tried 5 different pairs of headphones, get hiss with/without beats enabled and with/without DSP manager :-/
[HTC One X] Ruudfood:
I guess I need to be rooted to install this?
[HTC One X] treebill:
You can install the apk "dpsmanager2.apk" without root but you can only use preset EQ as manually editing makes it force close apart from that small thing it works fine.
[HTC One X] Ruudfood:
Thanks for your quick response :)
[HTC One X] Hoodeddeathman:
Sorry, you've misunderstood me. Beats is disabled but the icon persists, just greyed out. I'd like to know if there's a way to get rid of it.

Edit: I understand now, to get rid of the icon go into settings > apps > select all > find HTC beats notify and disable it.
[HTC One X] JackTheRipper:
It runs with ARHD 6.0.0 and root!

Install apk and Flash v3 with Recovery
[HTC One X] treebill:
The zip contains the apk installs it as a system app

Thanks for testing on arhd
[HTC One X] GriffinSauce:
Awesome, finally I can listen to the speaker without bleeding ears!

One question though: the bass boost seems to reduce the volume a lot. Is this an automatic correction to protect it or the speaker not coping with the amount of bass?

If it is the first I can just turn up the volume, but if it is the second that could be dangerous. ;)

I might root just for the custom EQ someday, first I'll wait for the tide of early updates to end, 'till then it's already much, much better with presets. (it bears the question: why doesn't HTC run an EQ like this on the speaker.. it's not rocket science..?)
[HTC One X] treebill:
Speaker can't handle the bass I believe, I would avoid it just in case.
[HTC One X] shangostar:
Yes basically, digital audio is recorded to peak at 0db (or should be) anything above 0db and the audio will start to distort, therefore if you just boost the bass it will push the level over 0db and distort, so to overcome this it lowers the volume so the peak is still 0db.

Beats gets around this by adding loads of compression which creates a choppy bouncy kind of sound. it quietens down the loud parts and boosts the quiet parts to give a constant volume which looses the dynamic range of the music, thats why beats sounds ****e.

Similar sound to what you sometimes hear on the radio or on new remastered CD's of old recordings.
[HTC One X] treebill:
Same thing that loudness compression does for dps?
[HTC One X] GriffinSauce:
I understand what you are explaining. I am a musician and engineer/produce my own band. This heavy compression isn't limited to remasters ;) The whole industry is at the tail of the loudness war, it sucks. I can completely forget having dynamics in recordings because people whine "it's too quiet" .. no ... it's actually normal and everything else is too loud.

But your explanation doesn't really explain what is happening. Does the DSP manager reduce the volume (or gain, officially) of the total signal when boosting bass to prevent problems, or is this volume drop produced later in the chain? (as a protection mechanism or speaker distortion)
[HTC One X] owlbeard:
I just thought it made all other frequencies quieter so the bass is more prominent. That's what it sounds like to me, however it isn't as noticeable with DSP Manager as with other equalizer apps I've tried.
[HTC One X] shangostar:
Not really sure tbh, it's been a very long time since I done anything at that level of audio, I only learnt mostly rack equipment with knobs and buttons :)

I'd imagine like you said, it reduces the gain in the beats or dsp manager software before it's sent to the amplifier hardware.

Agree with the suckness of the loudness war, I think most of us would rather have dynamic range and just turn up the volume to get the level of sound we want rather than a flat mix and have to turn the volume down.

I've not tried the compression in DSP because I just assumed it is the same as beats and normal compression, it will be set up differently but it will be the same thing I'd imagine.
[HTC One X] treebill:
Any other audio Type stuff you think I should add?
[HTC One X] mr.r9:
Can you boost the volume of the ear piece :o
[HTC One X] shangostar:
Gapless playback for stock player :)

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] treebill:
That I will look into along with finding how to stop the notifications cutting out music.

That's todo with the app don't really know about it sorry still learning.
[HTC One X] shangostar:
Had to be worth a try, wasn't holding out much hope though tbh :)

That's another on my wishlist actually.

What about adding a beats style notifier to the notification bar when DSP is active, like quick access to it without having to leave the music app, would that be possible?

Well, I guess it's possible but within your current level of learning? Definitely out of mine :)
[HTC One X] treebill:
I actually know very little (i assume so anyway) i just started poking around after I unlocked my hox, its totally possible to do. I'm setting aside a few days soon and going to learn to code for android, i shall use the dsp notification as my first project :) unless meltus sees this and gets there first lol.
[HTC One X] humusx:
in call volume too low :(
[HTC One X] shangostar:
Awesome, well you already improved my phone a decent amount by just bringing us a working dsp.

I'm not going to start poking around with my one x, I have a tendency of forgetting to back things up, especially if i start going in the right direction, i get all excited i have something working, keep on steamrolling through until it all goes tits up and realise i have no backups lol.
[HTC One X] treebill:
I'm always backing up I have my college work, at college, usb, two different computers and dropbox lol

I've been playing around with some audio files editing the sample rate and playing music in different channels, e.g making music come out the headphones as if were a phone call going to keep testing when I get some time see if I get get music to be

a louder

b better sounding

Also going to see if I can fizz the buzz so annoying.
[HTC One X] owlbeard:
My speaker (and headphones) seem to crackle often at the beginning and end of sounds like songs or notifications after installing this. I've tried every possible setting but ended up uninstalling to make it stop. I couldn't find a happy medium and was afraid I'd damage the speaker. Any thoughts?
[HTC One X] treebill:
The virtual room settings did that to me turned it off and it stopped.
[HTC One X] vegetaleb:
You are talking volume+, DSPManager doesn't have virtual room in speaker mode
[HTC One X] treebill:
It does in the headset section.
[HTC One X] owlbeard:
I will try that. It is possible I overlooked it. Thanks!
[HTC One X] shangostar:
Does dsp manager actually process the notification sounds? I wouldn't imagine it does. If that's the case then changing any dsp settings isn't going to solve it. Could be some thing to do with the additional files installed along side dsp maybe. I don't have the problem with mine.

Sent from Bindroid
[HTC One X] treebill:
The files shouldn't effect notifications at all only the headset/speaker when playing audio e.g music, videos, sounds from the web and so on.
[HTC One X] ricksonchow:
I am using the stock rom. As I use Poweramp instead of the original music player, I thought the Dspmanager is not working at first. I have been using the Dspmanager on my old rooted desire for almost a year and it works perfectly with poweramp. But on One X, I found it work only with the original player only. Is there a way to make it work with the Poweramp without rooting the one X? Thanks!
[HTC One X] owlbeard:
Weird. With it installed, my HOX clicks/ticks at the beginning and end of any soundfile...notification, song, ringtones, etc...uninstall DSP and it stops. Using market equalizer apps don't do it. I may just have a PITA phone.

FYI, removing the files installed prevents the other market EQ apps from working. Music Volume EQ throws an error message saying my device is not supported or some nonsense like that.

Maybe I should do a fresh ROM flash and use V2 w/presets to see if that makes a difference.
[HTC One X] treebill:
All the files added are in stock ROM I'm just replacing them with the ones from cm to make the eqs better in dsp.

They have no bad effect if left when dsp is removed
[HTC One X] gc180:
hi guys, have just installed dspmanager to my one x. been using a moto defy with cm7. the defy seemed to have much better bass and loudness compared to the one x. am really disappointed in the audio quality. if i enable bass on dspmanager, the volume just drops. and the bass sounds nowhere near as good as my defy. using JVC ha-fx67 earphones. is this because the phone isn't rooted?

thanks.
[HTC One X] treebill:
Use loudness compensation max level then, add treble with eq then use bass boost to add the bass back in.
[HTC One X] syruz:
will this work with sensation?