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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iGoogleNexus:
=\ I flashed it but I don't see the app anywhere like your screenshot shows... =\ weird

-Google
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The Gingerbread Man:
Settings/sound/music effects

Or if you already have DSP manager installed you need to delete it from system app and flash again.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iGoogleNexus:
Did that but I'm looking at he OPs screenshots and on the far right I see the equalizer with the beats logo on top.. o.o I don't have that.. unless its an app I gotta download?

-Google
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
It's part of the zip. Normally everything is there already. :eek: Did you check your apps? What about your Music Effects in Sound settings?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iGoogleNexus:
Lol not in apps but I do have the sound to beats tho lol

-Google
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
how about you open the zip, manually push the beats.apk in system/app then reboot. It should be there when you restart o_o Let's just hope you don't have DSP manager present
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ÜBER™:
As much as I hate beats audio on phones ima give this a try.... I hate JB audio files same as aokp CM9 audio files are awesome. Somehow
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Trust me on this, you won't regret this :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iGoogleNexus:
Lol did everything u said and nothing ... o.o I deleted DSP before flashing this

Its right thereeeee but not In My apps xD

Tried installed from there too and nothing

-Google
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
After you see it there, you need to reboot buddy :P Then it appears in the app. Happened to me before when I had to manually push it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iGoogleNexus:
Lmao I did that xD before I posted my last screen shots

-Google
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Try reflashing the zip once again, now that you've deleted DSP. Perhaps this time it's a gogo

PS: Use Quickboot, easier way to get into Recovery (if you don't have the power menu)

Edit : On another note, Re-added xda file host link back there. You can now download it without the need for Mediafire
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ÜBER™:
LOL this is CM9 audio libs hahaha I just restored my cm9 backup preset I have for equalizer and it works just fine which normally force closes :D:D:D HELL YEAH!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iGoogleNexus:
Flashed again... and nothing... bleh lol

-Google
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iGoogleNexus:
=\ I'm jelly

-Google
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ÜBER™:
I could care less about the app I'm just glad to have my nice cm9 audio back. I would try equalizer instead of using the app.... The equalizer in the app doesn't work all that great anyways.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Originally the CM9 audio libs causes the phone audio to go kaputz with no audio output. I tried it initially if they were the same (They had major similaries in file size, Until I checked the code and they were completely different :highfive:), It runs off the same basis as CM9 audio libs, but uses more dependant libs by the audioconf, Also the equalizer does work properly! Check Page 2 buddy, the Equalizer properly pulls up the proper bin's.

Here's the same one anyways.

DSP never had any independent bins like this. I would suggest playing with compression and such with a song playing to know the difference :good:

@iGoogle, do you have a DSP folder in your system/libs? If you do, delete that or it will conflict!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iGoogleNexus:
Lol its nowhere in my system ...

-Google
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Luigi_2:
will this work on miui 4.1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
I honestly wouldn't know as I've never tried MIUI until now, but it should. Do make a nandroid backup if ever. There's a high chance it will work though :good:, Still better safe than sorry :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TEK112:
It worked on the last version of MIUI so theoretically it should work on the latest.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Inpain:
Vote submitted :D

Also, toss me your paypal email pls, i'd like to Donate towards your awesomeness :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dhy8386:
Misledz. Just FYI that I did have a contribution to you in my theme in the OP for this patch (over at rootz) but the link was broken and did not come to your thread. I fixed that. Thanks again for the great work and allowing me to use it in my theme. Make a big F***ing difference.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] codesplice:
He does have a "Donate to Me" button next to his avatar: http://xdaforums.com/donatetome.php?u=4118822
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SashaTheSledDog:
I recently got a Galaxy Nexus and quickly noticed the low volume. I was happy to discover this fix/thread after some Googling and happily set off to download it. Unfortunately, it seems that no matter what combination of version (V3, V4), ROM (AOKP, CM10), or kernel (AOKP+Faux, AOKP+Franco, CM10+CM), I don't get any increase in volume. It's really hard to hear people during phone calls and I missed a phone call in my car because I didn't hear my phone ring.

I'm new to Android (the Nexus is my first Android phone) so I may be missing something. If you need more information, please let me know. I'm just at a lost for what to do. :(

Regardless, thanks for spending the time to develop such a cool fix that's helped others. You rock!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dhy8386:
To "engage" this (and not even with this patch) i have found that for earpiece volume on a fresh install, i need to do the following. Max out volume then start to lower with 3-4 clicks then quickly switch to increasing it and max it out. No idea why it "gets stuck" but has happened a few times to me and this seemingly "no way this can work" process does indeed engage the volume.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SashaTheSledDog:
I just flashed back to stock to try and sort some things out, but I'll definitely give this a whirl. Thanks for the tip!

edit: I just listened to stock volume levels again before patching and they're super quiet, so I think the fix WAS working... Unfortunately, it just wasn't increasing it as loud as I would've hoped. Does DSPManager influence anything at all in terms of in-call volume or is the patch's increase as much as you get, period? Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Hahaha, as mentioned, I've never gotten around to put it up. But it's there now on the left side under my name.

You're welcome bud :)! Do send over a link over here too, sometimes I don't even know where it's been linked too, like a week ago I found out people over from Rootz and Android authority had been talking about this o_o this way I can find you in this heap of threads and update you on new releases

Honestly I love stock above all things, don't get me wrong, CROM's have their best set points too, Minco's PowerMenu mod and battery % just made it bearble for stock. The mod works amazing on CROM's and Stock, but I had changed the libs which caused it to fail on AOSP now. (One man's fix is another mans issue) I suppose. Will work on fixing that (For now I owe the Nexus 7 section a stable fix)

DSP manager influences the music you listen to, Call volume and notification volume are at their peak and does not get affected by the equalizer. However atm, GMusic and Apollo (Or players that allow you to choose your Equalizer) it works perfectly. Funny how I had included Apollo last build and people didn't like it :( and now they're looking for it hahaha.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BorisZX6R:
Tried this on US GSM Stock 4.1.1, takju firmware, franco kernel milestone 5 and nothing but distortion when playing music as soon as I start raising the eq levels.

No difference on the ringtones/notifications volume, seems to make things worse for me.

As far as getting the notifications/ringtones/alarms louder I just downloaded some louder ones from zedge and they work really well, funny thing is no distortion at all (but the ringtones/notification may not hit the sound frequencies that cause distortion).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Well something's going on that's weird for you or perhaps you're doing something wrong. That's never supposed to happen and about 20% of those who used this are takju users.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ceejay83:
do i still need to flash this patch if i already have cm10 installed?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Choice is yours, Beats or no beats.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] codesplice:
To Beat, or not to Beat?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FTMDan:
I want to install this but I am a bit of a noob to the Nexus; I just got it today! What does it mean by kernel other than stock? Which kernel/ROM should I flash? I want to keep everything stock JB as much as possible. Great work btw!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] s3v3nXDA:
Im sorry to ask this if it's already been answered, but will this work with the ToroPlus (Sprint version of GNex). Running CM10 / Trinity kernel
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] codesplice:
Any kernel other than stock means you need a custom kernel. You can keep your stock ROM, just flash another kernel - I'm personally a big fan of Trinity: http://www.derkernel.com/jb-tuna.php

You will need to unlock/root in order to install a custom kernel but there are plenty of guides hanging around for how to do that. Oh, here's one.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FTMDan:
Thanks a lot. I hear a lot about the Trinity kernel(s) (Mainly from when I had my Nexus 7).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
It's way better than franco atm. Idk his recent builds tend to find my battery like a bar people come to often.

@s3v3 try and it just shall
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] noShame:
Hi!

I am on AOKP JB v2 and it doesnt seem to do any difference. Is it supposed to work with this rom? runnong franco milestone 5.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Hello, Test dspmanager with gmusic/Apollo, and I've mentioned it before, CM10 users won't feel that it's any louder because it's based off CM10 libs. But it definitely works.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] alanbrenton:
I tried the Speaker Booster app in Google Play two hours ago and it didn't do anything to increase my volume. I had this thread saved as a bookmark two days ago and said what the heck, and installed it since I already have Wugfresh's toolkit.

The update seems to have boosted the volume on Google Navigation, which apparently is the same volume control for youtube and other audio apps.

Thanks Misledz and that's a very nice city you live in.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
:eek: you know where I live! Damn you maps! Hahaha anyways, glad it worked out for you. More or less people who were hesitant to try this are actually trying it now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] alanbrenton:
Mabuhay kabayan. ;) --> Google Translate? LOL.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ceejay83:
do you need to flash this after every time you update your rom?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mixtapes08:
Yes ofcourse kababayan:)

Sent from my Nexus Prime™
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Bingo as the libs get replaced everytime when you flash a new ROM :victory:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hanschke:
any news for low latency patch?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ceejay83:
the OP says it was included already?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
It conflicts hardcore with the mod :( It's either epic loudness and music without latency fix :( or latency fix but audio like a squirrel, and .so files can only be edited via hex :|
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] codesplice:
From the OP Changelog for NexusLouderV4Beta2:

Edit: blast, Misledz beat me to it. Damn you for being so attentive!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
*Evil laugh* Well new version coming up. More or less a treat.

PS: I subscribed to the thread so I'm more or less updated ;>

21/09:

-V4Beta3 Changelog

-Fixed an issue where sometimes music would pause (Damn you ALSA)

-Fixed an issue where I messed up and forgot about media_profiles.xml and media_codecs.xml (This caused YouTube to take time when loading) thanks to Caifan09 for the logcat as decoder didn't load properly

-Removed pure dependables on ALSA mixer (Still works but less troublesome)

-Replaced older versions of audio.so, audio.a2dp.default,audio.primary.tuna.so,audio_policy.default.so despite the original SonyXlouder mod had these compatible, their libs were completely different and more or less caused conflicts.

-Added Apollo back (Some tend to end up on CM10/CNA/PA or such that despite no MusicFX, DSP will work with this regardless) Can be removed via system/app

-Should be more friendly with AOKP/AOSP based ROM's

Ive tested this myself and it works. But I need people to confirm this that it works for them flawlessly. V4Beta3 just fixes some minor issues that yes some may find annoying, but regardless this recent build should be perfect for the AOKP/AOSP users.

Note: Do let me know when you try.

As for the "Fixed an issue where I messed up and forgot about media_profiles.xml and media_codecs.xml"

An issue Caifan09 reported saying watching videos in HD caused the video to error out and stop, But watching HQ had no issues. This should have fixed that. The logcat showed errors

"09-20 11:19:39.234 E/SoftAVC (140): Decoder failed: -2

09-20 11:19:39.234 E/OMXCodec(140): [OMX.google.h264.decoder] ERROR(0x80001001, -1007)

09-20 11:19:39.234 I/SoftAAC2(140): Reconfiguring decoder: 44100 Hz, 2 channels

09-20 11:19:39.244 E/MediaPlayer(4250): error (1, -2147483648)

09-20 11:19:39.254 E/MediaPlayer(4250): Error (1,-2147483648)

09-20 11:19:39.254 W/YouTube (4250): MediaPlayer error during playback [what=1, extra=-2147483648]

09-20 11:19:39.254 W/YouTube (4250): Retrying MediaPlayer error [retry=2, max=3]"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] alanbrenton:
Misledz, to flash my phone with the updated file, do I just run it i CWM as I did the previous zip file?

I see marked improvement with the volume but was wondering if latest is always the best. :)

Thank you again for your time and effort.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Well more or less you can keep the V2 as the V3 is more of a hot fix it but I haven't taken away anything that would affect the loudness, if you wish to flash it then you can go ahead, it will be just as loud and just as good as you always liked :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Damn Tapatalk, sorry for the double post
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
Well, really.. to be legitimiately patching something you're recompiling it from source. I believe that's how vonVideo created his low latency patch in his .so files, and I'm sure if we knew what was changed in our Louder .so sources, the two could be combined if someone with that skillset could be put on the case.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dattack:
I have never used APOLLO before but how do you delete songs within the application? I have been using miui WALKMAN but it doesn't seem to work with dsp.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ffgf:
Just installed V4beta my phone didn't go to deep sleep and I just changed that so I stopped dsp service and after that my phone gone to deep sleep again so something in the process is doing that.

Thanks

Edit: just un installed and tested and now it goes to deep sleep as before.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Yeah Apollo is pretty new and lightweight. If anything I'd like to know how to delete in app too, for 300kb its pretty sweet that it supports 80% of the equalizers, and yeah Walkman needs to support third party equalizers
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xolanir:
I just wanna thank you for this AWESOME mod! Just listened to Jamiroquai - virtual insanity on my drive home and and it was fantastic! Pure musical jubilee!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
And I must thank you for sharing that! I heard their music the first time and thought it was maroon 5! I wasn't able to find them! And their songs are pretty good! Thanks for the share buddy! And glad it helped you!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ACHILLES R32:
Works great, using android revolution HD.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus (Takju-Maguro)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Glad it pleases you, sire! :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ffgf:
Just installed again i found a program that was not DSP that was the one that giving me problems to go to deep sleep,

Now i can hear people over the phone and listen music louder than before

thanks a Lot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Had me worried there, For a minute I was like "I don't remember DSP doing this :(", Scared me!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] viscocesco:
After flashing the mod on CNA 3.5, I can't connect to my bluetooth headset, radio and can't send file or receive over bluetooh...

Why?

There is a solution?:(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TEK112:
That doesn't sound right. Reboot into recovery and wipe cache and dalvik, reboot and try again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Logcat or it didn't happen :cyclops:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jakis39:
This makes such a difference, thanks.

But the bass overdrives in my headphones, badly. Even with nothing turned on in the DSP manager. I even tried with an expensive pair. It wasn't as bad, but still clearly there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lw00d:
i am going to try this on my wife's phone when i get home.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
LOL You had me for a second, I skimmed really fast and read "Im going to try using this on my wife" before I got called and i was like, WHAT?! Good times haha.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kudoboi:
does the beats really show it in the notification and does it work with youtube or poweramp? also will this modification work with CM10 specifically paranoidandroid
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Ah, the excellent Wei Shen, Please flip a few pages back next time and you'll get the answer, but yes, PA would be Beta3 to get it to work. And no notification, youll just know it when your headphones sound like your local disco.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lsv-1:
Hello Misledz, I don't know if this is something that someone already found, but today playing with my headphones (just to test the beats audio) I realized that when switching from MusicFX to Beats DSP manager my in call volume (earpiece) decreases too much, I can barely hear the other person, is there any way for me to fix that? I don't want to be switching to DSP and restarting the phone every time I want to use Beats, thank you.

MORE INFO: I'm using stock JRO03C with NexusLouderV4Beta3.zip.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
You don't really need to play around with MusicFX to get it to work, Like I've mentioned that the recent revisions were edited and changed due to people complaining that they don't have MusicFX in their build (Most were on PA) and so they would never get the option to enable DSP or such, and so I made it the default choice, that even on default MusicFX it gets enabled. You can put it back to default and it will be all good :highfive:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] retskrad:
Why does Google put MusicFX in the stock music player? The bass equalizer doesnt produce deep bass, very bad bass!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
The bad bass is caused when you put it on extreme, The EQ can handle it, but the Phone's hardware can't but it's just a minor setback. :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
Any chance of using SRS Panel instead of DSP Manager? I see that's the one this guy uses:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1835844
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Alastor89:
Yes you can use SRS instead of DSP manager... Just load SRSPanel.apk to /system/app and chose SRS Panel in settings\audio\audioeffects
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
Thanks. Testing it out. :)

Edit: Seems like SRS Panel conflicts with MusicFX (since someone had the bright idea of giving them the same internal package name). Really making things difficult.. Also can't open it from the App drawer, and the WOW/Trubass effects aren't enabled with this mod so yeah, not worth it.. Only good thing about it is the Holo theme. :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Oo good share, wonder what it relies on, just might work since we have all the Xlouder activators

Edit: I got confused on where to download his MOD but Im trying it out too LOL And his mod says it's for ICS only, Didn't mention anything about JB

Edit 2: Aww so it only works with DolbyMobile.apk, Doesn't work with GMusic/Apollo :| would have been a nice add on if it did work as a standalone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rockingondrums:
Tried this out on the newly release Codenamed Android 3.6... Lots o hisses, pops, and stutters when using DeaDBeeF (which is the only free music player that supports ReplayGain tags). And generally, headphone, BT, and speaker audio maximum levels don't seem to be any different, Haven't tested earpiece yet.

But, Google Play Music does seem slightly louder on local music and streaming music.

Also noticing little delays in music playback, usually with just simple user interaction...

Update: Playing with the more advanced EQ settings (thanks for the help guide), I have to say Play Music is sounding awesome. However, it's late at night. So I might wait until I get a chance to test these setting out in my Car, and with Spotify. I'm wondering if ReplayGain is having issues playing nice with the mod...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Then you're doing something wrong
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rockingondrums:
Don't worry, I'm still experimenting haha. I've updated my post to reflect that. It's late at night too, tired... And I'd rather try to make this work than nandroid back as I spent most of today doing a lot of phone maintenance :P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
Hahaha well it does work that much I can assure you. The loudness is there and also the clarity is there. As for the distortion I have no idea what's going on :P perhaps you'll strike luck in the morning
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Anthonok:
Night and day with this mod. Thank you soo much!

Sent from my Jelly BeaNexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rockingondrums:
Okay, there's def some troubleshooting I'll need your help with. As I mentioned, Play Music sounded awesome, especially after following the tuning instructions with the Loudness Compensation and setting the headphone virtual room to studio.

But as I mentioned earlier, Spotify streaming (on extreme quality) and local mp3 playback were hissing, popping, and sometimes stuttering. It's not the files, because these events could occur at different points in the song. I thought at first maybe it was a problem with the player (DeaDBeef) trying to adjust the ReplayGain (I set this on all my music). But it also happened in Winamp. And, as I already mentioned, Spotify. When I was testing Spotify, everything in DSP manager was disabled. I thought maybe I'll play with the EQ settings in Spotify. However, Spotify has updated their app so when you tap the EQ menu option, it just opens the DSP manager on the phone.

Also, I did already change the system sound settings effects to use DSP manager.

Hmm, I'm streaming something right now and between all the hissing and stuttering, I'm toggling back and forth between MusicFX and DSP Manager in settings and there seems to be no difference in Spotify.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jaidenwarren:
Excellent job. Works 100% for me on AffinitySeries1