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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gm007:
Nice to see you here Misledz :)

Thanks for the great work.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] amit_sen:
Working great on CNA 3.4

Sound loudness and richness has improved greatly :) :)

Iam using it with volume+.

Thnx a lot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tobitronics:
I thought this mod and volume plus didn't work together?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Kheeebeerr! I didn't expect to see you here on the Nexus side! Keef halak?

Did they update the Volume+ recently?

For the previous versions it didn't. Like DSP they required a Jellybean support in order to work perfectly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dhy8386:
EDIT: And i am a great searcher because after i wrote the below and searched again i found this:

"well basically DSP was supposed to work but as per the latest JB builds it lacks support. And so it remains there untouched only because the presets work but don't get loaded because of the lack of an update for the DSP, however the loudness does not depend on this factor and will still be as loud, DSP was just there to control the way you hear your music."

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First, thank you for all the work. I installed this and did some testing with a decibal meter before and after using Google Music, Rdio, Two telephone rings, and two notification sounds. On average, across the set, I found an 8dcb increase. Depending on the type of sound, i saw as much as 12dcbs. This was on the speaker. The headphone volume also sounded meaningfully louder as well.

One question as reading through this thread it is still unclear to me. I installed the patch and then tested. Never touched DSP app. Then i opened the DSP app and played around with the settings and could not perceive or test a meaningful difference. So, do unless I am doing something wrong, do I even need the app? Could i just flash this mod, removing apollo.apk and dsp.apk? Or does this require DSP installed to work properly.

Much thanks again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xolanir:
I'm also wondering the same. I have DSP manager currently installed and it works great with boosting music audio playback, so when I flash this patch, will it mess up my current configurations on DSP or are they gonna play nice together. Thanks in advance for the help.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pmcee:
Latest. V3beta3 of course...

Gesendet von meinem Galaxy Nexus mit Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jawmail:
Does this help speaker phone volume with Vonage Mobile App? Still seems very quiet/low. Sorry if it's been discussed, did a search. AOKP/Fitsnugly Maguro 8/24 build.

Edit: V3Beta3.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] samthe2can:
So if I'm understanding right, if I don't care about my phone being louder and just want Audio improvement I should use the awesomebeats version
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blaine07:
Is their a version of this that definitely works with ICS? Volume+ seems so hit or miss...

Edit: must of missed it but just seen your line about if a ICS build is requested you'd possibly donut? Poor sound volume is my #1 Gnex problem. I'm holding out for a bit longer on JB builds, so if you'd consider an ICS Version I'd REALLY appreciate it! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Here comes the choo choo thread!

Highly appreciate the feedback there mate, Its good to know where I should focus on, And yes you can remove apollo and dsp.apk and it would still work just as great. I had the DSP manager added because previously my scripts on the update would remove any pre-existing older versions and update to this latest version of DSP (Which apparently didn't work) Perhaps it's because as you say the decibals are already at a max point that when DSP changes it the changes don't get affected. But I've been looking into this for almost 2-3 weeks and I've been finding out alternate solutions, Volume+, AlsaMixer and all that condiments that are supposed to make it louder and compare. Surprisingly this stacks with AlsaMixer too without any issues (Although the settings on Alsa don't stick, this is the app side issue and thank goodness not related to me), Volume+ barely makes a difference now as this does a better job, Or perhaps I can be proven wrong, All opinions are welcomed :)

Normally they should play nice together, as this mod also contains the cyanogen-dsp.so module that is supposedly the DSP config. Which ROM are you using? Since DSP doesn't work on stock, I'm going to assume you're on a AOKP/AOSP/AROMA based ROM?

There are 2 versions of that, Ive gotten rid of the low latency fix since alot have been flashing that and it's not exactly helping out, But i've been focusing on getting that to work without sacrificing loudness. :good: Flash the one without the low latency, and it should be better.

The mod just replaces the standard Jellybean audio files (Which are horribly low) with louder ones that make the phone alot more louder (Without the need of third party volume apps) Apps still use the base of the system sound anyways, so the v3(non latency) should work in making it loud and should work on AOKP ROM's too.

Precisely :) Although, Flashing the betav3 MOD also makes the audio louder on headphones too. So it's not just a speaker MOD. I use a Razer Electra and the Bass is insane. Let's just say you may have to tune down the volume if you have above average headphones ;)

I won't tell you that this won't work, but this MAY work with ICS. Do a nandroid backup and flash v3, and it should work as my first initial releases worked perfectly with ICS+JB and I don't sense any weird spaghetti code by Google so the alternative should work too

I've given up on ICS as the ROM in general is like Vista. Semi failure. I'd say give Jellybean stock a try but ofcourse I respect your decision to stay on it (The official firmware has already been released on Google's dev site if ever)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blaine07:
Don't know if i messed up but AOKP M5 resulted in boot loops?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Using the betav3? Normally it shouldn't as the audio configuration was set to read the same way, it's the same for Cm10 aswell.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blaine07:
Ill try again?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Yeah, if it fails ill take a look at it for a fix
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blaine07:
Yea still wouldnt boot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pkt_Lnt:
I really do put mine in a ziplock when I got out in the rain! I spent many years as a phone tech in the early days of cellular and saw what water does.

Ooooh, it booted!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Keep me posted. Would love to try it sometime when I get the device :'(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
A part of me says I should have invested in Xperia Z and their water resistant techniques. As of lately I've decided to put my N4 in the glove box, this month the weather doesn't look too good. Infact the weather forecast for this month shows temperature to be 23-26 and will be raining the whole month! I should probably start building an ark..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
Up now: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=44044983&postcount=42792

Francisco's back tomorrow and planning to get working on all the JB4.3 kernel sources. Hopefully won't take him too long so you should be able to use real deal f.K for JB4.3 instead of my hybrid when you get your GN back. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Psycho_TwM:
Build3 works great. Maybe it's my impression, but it seems that in JB 4.2.2 the V7 sounds better than the V8. And other thing... I hate the new Google Play Music! Horrible, all options moved where you don't needed. etc. And yes, I've recently upgraded to 4.3 lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Ikr? The look is amazing, but the layout is as confusing as a mexican in texas. While I aim to improve the MOD that would have to wait till I can get the device back :crying:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Psycho_TwM:
I hope you get your device soon and keep the good work!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Thanks buddy! Easier said than done, considering the MOD has always been free :rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
Maybe if you hadn't spent all the previous donations on beer.. :p:laugh:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pkt_Lnt:
I'd like to ask everyone to help Misledz get his GNex fixed so he can keep developing. I understand that some of you cannot, but imagine if 100 of us just gave him one dollar?!?!? So please, 1, 2, 3, 5, 10....... please do what you can for this generous developer.

Keep the Eargasms coming! Help repair Misledz' phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
:'( Well previously I've only amassed over $25-$30 since the max I'd probably get was $1~10 on a rainy day, but in a flood $20, weird isn't it :p

Edit : I couldn't withdraw it sadly (card expired), and so I had a Raspberry Pi bought which served it's multipurpose, loaded up Pidora on it where I stored the NexusLouder complete farms on it and use it to get around :), the hilarious part being you can ACTUALLY do all of your linux kernel development on a $35 mini computer.

Apart from its pen1s like thing sticking out (That's a Wi-Fi dongle) you're looking at the baby that stores all the data for the Nexus Louder, I keep a folder smb/map drived at all times, render the changes and finalize them over the Nexus Farm :>

Once connected to the Wi-Fi network at work/home, I use the N4 as a virtual keyboard and cheap blue tooth mouse to get around. The only actual physical connection would be the power cable, mostly powered by the 5V via USB to a PC or phone charger, and HMDI of course. :>

News Update: New EIZO-Rewire PRO pushed out. 2.0.1.14. Rolled out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] X_N_:
Hmm it might have been in previous versions of Android but I don't know, first time I've seen it before. I've noticed a small, but very good change in Android 4.3. When selecting your Music Equalizer it lets you choose from a list and whatever you choose automatically becomes your default Equalizer, you don't have a choice to use it only once like before in previous versions of Android. It's Still A very welcomed change in my opinion, A lot better than clearing defaults every time you wanted to change Equalizers if your the type of person that sets a default Equalizer.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] t1.8matt:
Yes, in 4.2 it lets you choose just once or default selection. That looks like it removed the default selection, i kinda like that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jerre1982:
Stuck on starting apps

Hi,

I tried V8 build3, but I've got the same issue on Android 4.3: after flash, the phone is stuck on "starting apps"...

Do you need a special Rom for this to work?

I'm on 4.3, rooted + unlocked....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JuggaloDroid:
Is your SuperSU up to date for 4.3? If it is then you may want to confirm that you're actually still rooted. Try Root Checker Basic from the Play Store.

I had the same issue after I flashed 4.3 on my phone and tried flashing V7 because it wasn't compatible w/ 4.3 and I wasn't properly rooted anymore. I had to completely rebuild my GN in fastboot command line b/c my phone would not boot. I hope this hasn't happened to you as well.

Anyways, check if you're rooted. That may be the issue if SuperSU is not the new workaround for 4.3

Cheers
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
Any idea what changed? It doesn't get rid of the ongoing notification. :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] X_N_:
This is the Changelog I saw on the Play Store.

-- Added native platform lib "noozxoide_WN_HDMI-a.pmo" HDMI-audio.
-- Handles MKV ultra-highres sampling data streams.
-- Added more (VSUR), (PSYC) effect levels.
-- 100% (zero artifact) virtualizer (Noozxoide LogicSurround™ ES)
-- Fixed EIZO-SYNC works with upcoming N Series VSP.
-- 1 octave bassline (Noozxoide MaxxBass™)
-- Added native platform lib "noozxoide_pmo64.so" 16bit/24bit/24bit-float.
-- Added native platform lib "noozxoideFX51.pmo" enables stock lib-alsa-bridging.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
Yeah that's been there for ages though heh. ;)

Edit: Hmm the HDMI thing might be new?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pkt_Lnt:
Build #1 works, actually cleaner sound than #3, I think, hard to be sure having to revert, flash, reboot and fire up Music. (I need a good A-B switch.) :D

Build #2 has Sound Enhancements FCing and it mutes the sound. Bad juju.

Build #3 is the best so far, but still lacking the BASS that jiggles my eyebones happy. :laugh:

Using the franco kernel hybrid that [MENTION=4544860]osm0sis[/MENTION] put together to get the "headphones volume boost", but not using high performance sound.

I'm amazed at what you did with this for 4.3, zowee!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Yeah the build 2 actually works but because of the whole leaving soundeffects as a non configurable dsp just makes it crash. What I'm surprised is the DolbyMobile.apk seems to not show up but the SoundEnhancement.apk does :/, weird llama. Probably need to rework the apk or find an updated one.

As for the bass, it needs headphone booster to bring the best of it. Franco is coming back today and hopefully he might do a 4.3 for the Gnexus. Else Idk.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Prasad:
Eizo Rewire doesn't show up for me in market. Can someone mirror it?

Sent from the inner sanctum of my mind.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
If you have the default app installed from the OP, you can just update it manually.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jerre1982:
good input!

Thanks alot for the reply mate! I ended up reverting to Android 4.2.2 and flashing the NexusLouderV4B5. It could very much be that the SuperSU was not the correct version. I will wait until a final version of NexusLouder for Android 4.3. (and hoping someone will write a proper guide with prerequisites and stuff :) )

I also read that MXPlayer is not working on 4.3, another reason why I'll better wait to upgrade :)

Good luck guys! nice work!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The Gingerbread Man:
Did you figure out how to get rid of the notification yet? You need to go to settings/apps/nameofapp then there's a check box to turn off notifications just under where uninstall and force stop are
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
Nope that only lasts until you reboot.

Best solution I found was uninstalling the app. :p It seems JB4.3 breaks its ability to be system wide anyway, so there's no benefit to putting up with the bugs anymore.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Point. Maybe there's something else to it as all dsps behave this way. Happens with Viper and Beats too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Status update. Just came from a long day at work. Got the repair quota and it isn't pretty. The smoke I mentioned back then really meant the board was fried. Muddy water being the cause. The components that were salvaged was the power button, camera modules, battery, screen. Digitizer and board are goners. Quota? $190+ estimated inclusive of labor, we argued and I stated I can buy a brand new one for that price! . This is exactly why being a foreigner in Philippines is a bad thing. They rip you off, big time. I'm getting a second opinion
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rmean:
well, screen will be the most expensive part... it's gonna cost 120$ at least if you install yourself :/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Well the screen is saved -I think- the digitizer is kaputz. And heck no im not doing it myself. Im no hardware engineer, software is my area :cyclops:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AquilaDroid:
OK, I want to donate, but the "Donate" button on the OP doesn't work. Been following the thread for months, and have searched now. You help me, I help you!

Sent from my Toro GNex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
It's always worked :o. Just expand beside my name on the left side, and tap more info. Or in my profile

Edit: And so I've decided to look for a second opinion. If someone know's an ideal place to get a Gnexus that would be much appreciated. I have opted for the cheapest possible in hopes of it being the legit, i9250.

i9250 White- While I have no plans of getting it locally, the conversion rate is absolutely abysmal, 15k PHP * 41 (PHP - USD) = $365.8

What puts me in shock & awe is how the device has not dropped below it's expected price decline despite the releases of new Nexus devices.

The cheapest I found was in Amazon (US) which is basically $268 include shipping charge and that's +$50 = $318

Everything else just scales off $290.

Would love some input in this, so kindly leave your feedback or link of the cheapest if possible [ (maguro) specifically as toro is US only, which makes the maguro model # i9250 ], if you are to include shipping charge, add +$50 as per final calculation.

I have put together a Google Doc on price lists, links and charges

GNexus Excel Sheet
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rjyama:
hey misledz, my brother is selling his gnex, you can look here.He's just waiting for his s4 and wants to sell his gnex. Pm me if you're interested :).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The Gingerbread Man:
Which DSP are you using now then?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AquilaDroid:
OK, had to get on the computer to do it, but hope this helps! 2WK92378BN267091E

If your tally in the OP is right, PayPal is taking much more than 5% - I donated $30 USD, it's showing $20!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Psycho_TwM:
I don't know if someone report this (or I didn't read right the first post), but when you rewind or fast forward, and when the songs end and start another, the effects of the Eizzo go away (equalizer and volume+).

Sad to hear about your phone, hope the donors keep comming!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chikimonke:
I'm not sure how many sellers are willing to sell internationally, but here is another site that deals in only used Android devices

http://swappa.com/buy/samsung-galaxy-nexus-unlocked

Point a seller to this thread, let them know you aren't scamming. Maybe someone has used your mod even. Also, if someone in the States can get one with free shipping, maybe they'd be willing to buy one and act as a muddle man for you. I would, but I'd have a hard time selling to my wife that I'm buying a phone I don't need and then sending it to the Philippines :)

Also, the AK kernel dev, [MENTION=3685904]anarkia1976[/MENTION], was looking to sell his a couple months ago, could see if he's still looking.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
I checked sulit first :) Infact I didn't bump into that :| Was looking for just the unit, Can he give an estimate on how much is it without the otterbox as I tend to be very overprotective of the phone :P and the case costs a whooping 4k in SM :'( atleast we can work something with XSend.

PS: Pinoy pride woo!

ATM Noozy seems to do ok, Viper just fails to install over and over :|

Sorry about that! I just realized that when I checked the Unique ID, Normally the XDA names are alot different from the email's used and it's hard to tag which user donated what unless their usernames & emails match, or someone posts the Unique ID. Regardless, I'll get on it!

Yeah it's still in it's beta phase, I can't really do much about it (Got into a war with my ex's homo bf :p) so I can't perfect that issue as of yet. Would have to stay patient a little longer :'(

...Seriously? 4.3 is like the talk of the town :| and I've discontinued support for ICS.

Last I heard he managed to sell it and buy the N4 with it. :victory:

I checked out swappa earlier today, the mint condition costs 279+ which I felt was overpriced, brand new unopened is 250, what gives? lol I wouldn't mind shipping it as long as it isn't in fugging USPS, their service is HORRIBLE, $10 case took 4 months to arrive, that too I got charged another $10 for fast shipping, which to them meant 4 months.

IMHO parcel service from UK is dead fast, I don't know how they do it, but the Pi I had ordered took less than 3 days to arrive. :highfive:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RedDeadDorito:
Don't know how Craigslist works in your country, but I got my 16GB GSM Nexus with a defender series otterbox for $200 through there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rjyama:
Thing is, if he sells the unit, he wont be needing the case, :D but yeah ill ask him, ill keep you updated :).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
I wish we had craigslist here, in Ph they have something called sulit, but the scam rate is pretty high. Or the buyer's are just morons. I can't really tell :rolleyes:

Rub it in the fact that the NexusLouder developer is asking him >:]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The Gingerbread Man:
I suspect that's cos the kernel module it uses needs to be updated for 4.3.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nex_t:
Is Nexus Louder compatible with Android 4.3 ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] parthipanramesh:
Yes. You can see it in the OPs and the thread title ;)

Sent from my Paranoid Nexus running Fancy Kernel
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sparx639:
Viper doesn't detect busybox for me
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pkt_Lnt:
It is intentional according to an Android engineer, a part of the new security updates of 4.3.

http://t.co/pkxzKs8A0Y
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] relaxable:
What is "ATM" Noozy?

With regard USPS - IF it's sent via USPS Priority Mail, it should come quite quickly, although Priority Mail is a bit expensive - the best bet being to use a flat-rate box which is $23.95. (Weight doesn't matter with the flat-rate). Delivery timeframe probably about a week, and there's tracking. Even cheaper option would be First Class Parcel Service, which should also come fairly quickly as it gets treated similar to air-letter. But, make sure to add some insurance either way. If the pkg is sent via ParcelPost that's when it can take forever. It can go by boat!

http://ircalc.usps.com/MailServices...ingDate=7/30/2013&MailingTime=8:00 AM&dv=200#

Back on the mod subject in general / general questions

- Does some of the audio boost come from just the modifications made to parts of the android system and not depend on other app/dsp like Noozy or Awesome Beats?

- What would happen if Noozxoide EIZO-rewire is uninstalled through Settings? Awesome Beats?

- Would it be correct to say that [Nooz]|[Awesome] just add ability to tweak/equalize/enhance the sound which can result in even more loudness, but that the basic loudness boost doesn't come from [Nooz]|[Awesome]?

- Is it correct that neither Awesome or Nooz were designed to affect in-call output to the built-in speaker or earpiece? Reason I ask - on my N4, both the earpiece and especially the speaker output are pitifully low even with the mod (not on 4.3 there yet - running PA 3.68 with the N4 B5 mod). But, the volume on the GNex in call is better than the N4, altho would still ike it a bit louder.

Thank You!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
Ahh I figured as much but it's good to get confirmation. Thanks.

According to the article there's a way to update to avoid that hackish way of staying resident, so hopefully EIZO can do so... though my hopes aren't too high considering they still haven't squashed the multi-user crash bugs I reported like ages ago when the devs were still hanging out in this thread. :eek:

None right now since I need the volume as loud as possible until I have the time to try out V8. :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RedDeadDorito:
THe ultimatum... Keep the fluidity of 4.3 but keep the bad audio quality or

go back to 4.2.2 with laggyness but really good sound...

4.3 is sooooooooooooo smooth :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pkt_Lnt:
Try the 4.3 test builds, I am happy for now. We will get Midledz a tuna, by hook or by crook. :cowboy:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RedDeadDorito:
Maybe I installed it wrong, but none of the EQs really work. Noozoxide makes the music get quieter if I raise any of the switches too high.

Bass boost, ironically enough, removes the bass.

---------- Post added at 04:47 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:38 AM ----------

i don't reboot my phone that often LOL. Didn't notice that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pkt_Lnt:
Which X-Louder build?

Did you choose the Music Effects first, Settings > Sound > Music effects?

What ROM, and do you have a custom kernel?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RedDeadDorito:
test build 3

I chose the music effects and put them on every EQ and changed the settings accordingly but the only one that really worked was Noozoxide, barely.

I'm on a rooted stock ROM, I am running a custom kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
What player do you use?