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[Android Software Development] aki_007:
[MENTION=5014976]jmxc23[/MENTION]

you are awesome man .

you just answered the most confusing part .
[Android Software Development] AndroGuru:
[MENTION=5014976]jmxc23[/MENTION] I have EOF installed and I want to try out ASDPE. But I don't have my stock Rom so I can't Dirty flash my Rom. Is there any other way of doing it? What about deleting the build . prop lines related to EOF and then flashing ASDPE. Will that work? And isn't there any way to restore my present Rom to stock by any method? Please help me out.

Regards
[Android Software Development] brunodu91:
Hi

Oh

I can't download the irs since Google drive link because it's open my drive and I don't see the irs
[Android Software Development] smeejaytee:
Use chrome but choose desktop version
[Android Software Development] jmxc23:
Unfortunately I don't know any other way.
[Android Software Development] SuperVee3:
I think it depends on the device. On my HTC One M7 I only have EBS, V4A, and just added Dolby. My Note 3 with EBS and V4A didn't sound as good as my One until I added Pon-3 and EoF. Currently my Note 3 has EBS, Pon-3, ASDPE (Optimal), V4A and it didn't sound as good as when I had EoF but after adding Dolby it got better. Gonna try EBS 2.0 in a bit and see what to do next. On my One it would be overkill.
[Android Software Development] jmxc23:
It DOES depend on the device but that is only one aspect. The others involves you and your hearing,personal preference and other factors.
[Android Software Development] aki_007:
yeah you are right i have installed ASDPE + DOLBY + EBS2 + V4A as i have a medium device with a nice not highend earphones so it made a great sound .
[Android Software Development] khanmein:
bro, how u get dolby work with v4a? what i know is that we can only choose either 1 only.
[Android Software Development] aki_007:
what i did was just flash DOLBY v1 (+EBS+ASDPE) after first boot and then installed V4A as system apk .

although i am still not getting the proper controls of dolby apk as dolby ui just stucks at logo but there's thumping bass purely

because of dolby as i had already tried EBS+ASDPE+V4A and there was no such bass effect .

hope it helps
[Android Software Development] jmxc23:
The Dolby mod does work it is the apk that isn't working. So basically you get the Dolby audio effect but you can not alter the sound through the apk. For me Dolby and v4a along with either EBS or ASDPE gives me the kind of audio effect for all types of media.
[Android Software Development] SuperVee3:
I have ASDPE, Dolby, EBS2, and V4A on my Note 3 using Skullcandy Smokin Budz and it sounds great. Flashed EBS2 last night and it made my sound better after it took a dip when I flashed ASDPE. I test the same setup on multiple devices to see how it sounds.
[Android Software Development] aki_007:
HEY how is the skullcandy smokin budz earphones ?

i was going to recommend it to a friend , have you tried Soundmagic ES18 ?

is Smokin budz better than that (of course the latter doesn't have mic but who cares)
[Android Software Development] SuperVee3:
They sound good. Bought them for my siblings and ended borrowing them when my gym headphones broke. So I bought myself a pair and been enjoying them for work and the gym. They're a little on the bass side but still sound good. Haven't tried the Soundmagic tho
[Android Software Development] MetalOllie:
Can I ask why? I run EBS studio V1, ADSPE and Pon3. Would there be a better combination, such as substituting Pon3 for just Viper, or ditching EBS. I find quite a lot of irs files sound very bassy, to the point they aren't usuable with my headphones. I've wondered if that's down to them being geared toward certain types of headphones, or in ear phones, or whether it could be down to one of the mods.

What do you consider the best combination for over ear headphones (Noontec Hammo) on an Xperia SP running PAC ROM. I realise that audio mods are subjective, but if there's something glaringly obvious that's going to make my listening experience better (or sound awful), I'd be interested in trying it.

Cheers!
[Android Software Development] jmxc23:
I will like to know how the audio sounds with just the Noontec Hammo headphones. Also I wonder how long did you have them.

When choosing whether or not to use an audio mod you first have to consider the audio with just your headphones. Your post also gives me an hint that your headphones have a lot of bass as most irs files shouldn't sound too bassy nor the audio mods you use provide that much bass.
[Android Software Development] th3:
Most of the irs files aren't bassy with my xba1 or tg-38s, but an EBS flash gone wrong can make it sound that way (explosions rather than bass)... or if you have something like BoomSound (which won't apply to you).

Ebs v2 has the pon3 files so that would be better if you could get it installed right.

I mean, try Friends with Molly with various different audio files... It should be pretty darn balanced sounding. If not, something's up.

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[Android Software Development] jmxc23:
I can't stress this enough but please read the following in caps: KNOW YOUR HEADPHONES/EARPHONES/EARBUDS.

Each mod provides a bass boost with Dolby with the strongest bass for movie watching. Each also provide a boost in the other frequencies. The truth of the matter is not all irs files have a strong bass so if all sound too bassy then it is likely your headphones. [MENTION=5451821]MetalOllie[/MENTION] you should have focused on the mid range of the audio as according to numerous of reviews that is the weakest aspect of the headphones. Any studio equipment based irs file would work with the Hammo headphones.

My Experience with my headphones:

Most of know that I own a pair of Hesh 2 headphones. It is a balance pair of headphones with good mid range and detailed highs. The bass is slightly boosted so only bass heavy tracks it becomes noticeable. Because of the initial sound I can flash the Dolby mod with its strong bass. Since my headphones already had good treble mods like Pon-3 and EBS made it a little harsh so Dolby was needed to smooth out the sound. Lastly only a few v4a features were needed to get the audio to my liking.
[Android Software Development] stueycaster:
Here's a thought. Search for a frequency response graph for your earphones. I kinda doubt that every earphone made is available but a lot of them are. It will tell you what frequencies come out strong or weak. Then you can look for a way to compensate for any weaknesses.

Actually the thing in any sound system that has the biggest effect is the speakers or earphones. That's where you need to start when working on a good sound that you can enjoy.

Here is a frequency response graph for my Sennheiser IE4 earphones.

That's a fairly even response. They have a little more bass than treble. I like it that way. In fact I add a little more bass with Viper. But if you have some info on what your earphones produce it might make it easier to find what you need to get a good sound. I know I sure love the sound I get from mine.
[Android Software Development] kInOzAwA:
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[Android Software Development] MetalOllie:
They arent heavy on bass in the way Beats are, but they do have quite a strong, measured bass. They are a cracking pair of headphones. They have a nice wide soundstage, but on my Xperia, the volume is lower than I'd like, without mods. With mods they handle any volume with no distortion, bass is fast, punchy and transients are crisp and clear. Midrange is handled equally well with no crushing from the lower end.
[Android Software Development] DCOCH13:
Where may I find the Dolby apk ? I have searched this thread for it but only see mention of it. Thanks.
[Android Software Development] jmxc23:
It is really a mod by vinardo. It is in the op thread. The apk is in that mod but will not likely to work but the audio effects are active.

---------- Post added at 04:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:43 PM ----------

Good to know that. I wouldn't use the Dolby mod or Pon-3 with your headphones.
[Android Software Development] dinaps86:
Jmxc23 can u tell me 1. What kind of device u have? 2. R u running stock HTC(SENSE)/ SAMSUNG (TOUCHWIZ)/LG/SONY/--STOCK -OR- AOSP/MIUI/ETC....3. Ur preferred kernel (stock/custom)....4 any mods besides audio mods (crossbreeder/foryourlag/etc) or any appmods (pimpmyrom/androidtweaker2/etc).....5. Rom odexed or deodexed....6. Preferred recovery (philz/cwm/twrp/ktoonseztwrp).....7 & than finally how do you flash your audio mods in what order ik its asking for a bit but if you don't mind
[Android Software Development] aki_007:
[MENTION=5160317]Vinardo_ZzZ 2000[/MENTION] we are missing you and your awesome work .

you have made my listening experience so delightful that now i have to find time for my work as i am busy with ma playlists .:o
[Android Software Development] DCOCH13:
OK so I downloaded this mod Dolby Digital Plus Digital Signal Processor prerelease v1 from the op with 2 different browsers and flashed via twrp. Every attempt said failed. Im running w03 slimkat v26 4.4.4 and I know it says may not be compatible with kk ROMs. Could this be my issue with it failing to install ?
[Android Software Development] //.dax:
Nope, Dolby mod failed to install for me too, Slimbean 4.1.2
[Android Software Development] DingoDingo:
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[Android Software Development] jmxc23:
1. Galaxy S 3 (US Variant)

2. AOSP 4.4.4 ROM (BeanStalk)

3. Only three works with my phone leankernel, BMS and DKP (I am using DKP)

4. Xposed framework came with ROM.

5. Idk as I am not using stock ROM.

6. Philz custom recovery

7. I don't have a particular order I just flash and that is it.
[Android Software Development] aki_007:
i had flashed dolby apk after first boot of my KK rom and it worked although as [MENTION=5014976]jmxc23[/MENTION] mentioned the apk doen't work but there is definetely some sound improvement .

try it while dirty flash .
[Android Software Development] StinkyToilet:
Yo everybody, I'm back :)

I'll continue making IRS today. And, I just got my ATH-M50xBL :victory:

Can you guys repeat your requests please? That way I'll not be confused searching through the pages :)
[Android Software Development] StinkyToilet:
Added HTC Triple Treat as requested by [MENTION=5463312]smeejaytee[/MENTION]
[Android Software Development] khanmein:
[MENTION=5160317]Vinardo_ZzZ 2000[/MENTION], can u makenone for xiaomi piston v2.1? thanks.
[Android Software Development] StinkyToilet:
Ok I'll find the frequency response graph :)
[Android Software Development] StinkyToilet:
Done, get the IRS from OP :)

The 2.0 and 2.1 might have the same sonic signature :)

Please note that most correction filters are not as loud as standard simulation filters because some frequencies (maybe around 10kHz) are boosted heavily. So, if you go louder beyond 0dB (the limit), the sound will be destroyed (mids and bass can't be heard) :)
[Android Software Development] jmxc23:
here is some requests made.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55459257&postcount=1845
[Android Software Development] StinkyToilet:
Do you have the Studio K IRS? I don't have it. Can you attach the file please? :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] LMGray:
Hi All.

I hope that anyone will be able to assist me. I have the Note 10.1 (2014) P-605. After a month with the tablet the screen started to flicker intermittently. Is would do it for a few seconds then go away.

At first I thought it was a problem with my smart cover as it seem to be better if I take it out of the cover. I have since replaced the cover and worked without it and while it has been better it is still there.

I have rooted the tab and thus I can send it back to Samsung.

I have tried apps to disable the magnet cover and still nothing.

I have also tried other roms (Stocky and Revolution) but still have the problem.

Has anyone else have/had the problem and is there a solution to this very irritating issue

Thank you in advance
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] tls.:
Best thing to do is reseed the display ribbon. Power off the device, remove back panel, the ribbon on the left overlapping the battery is the display ribbon.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] LMGray:
is there a good manual on how to open the note? Don’t want to do any damage ?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] LMGray:
is there a good manual on how to open the note? Don’t want to do any damage ?

what I am not sure of , is that it never does it in the bootloading or in recovery.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] tls.:
You can seperate the piece of plastic (backside) from the "silver" frame, or just seperate the silver frame from the main body/display - they are just clips, just be easy. Use a credit card or a tool seperation.

Eliminate the most obvious problem (ribbon cable), if persists maybe an underlying hardware issue. More then likely its just the ribbon cable as the mainboard is not really flush with battery which can lead to the ribbon coming loose.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] WJThomas:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=49595697
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] TheVirus1:
I have the exact same problem with my tab it's something that comes and goes I hope it's the ribbon and not GPU. Coz I also rooted my device and wount b able to take it back. If you guys find a solution please let me know.

Will try to reseat the ribbon tonight. Will give feedback tomorrow
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] TheVirus1:
No Luck

I opened my tablet last night, remove ribbon then reinserted it but no luck screen still flickers.:(
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] LMGray:
That is not good news. I wonder if anyone else has this problem or is there a way that I can send it back to Samsung?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] TheVirus1:
My personal opinion I think it's not the LCD but the GPU, because my screen display artifacts like that of a dying PC GPU.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] LMGray:
It that something I can have replaced?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] foo:
I had the same problem. The display started flickering, then after I switched it off and on again, the display stayed black, although I could still hear incoming notifications. I sent it in for repair. In the repair log, they told me that a cable was replaced. Since I received it back, it has been working without any problems.

The repair was very quick here in Germany. I sent it in on a Monday and received it back the same week on Friday - that's really quick! I could also check the status online.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] dt33:
Its the LCD ribbon cable that is loose and its at bottom of the ribbon cable that need to "tighten up". Can put electric cable over so it wont become loose again.Might need few tries to do it correct.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] Link200:
I have been getting horizontal artifacts when using hardware acceleration for videos since the 4.4 update myself. I'm thinking the update may have changed clock speeds or something.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] LMGray:
Thank you for the advice.

It does seem strange that it never happens in the boot animations. Only in android itself.

what is the best way to open the tablet without damage? The back or the front.

Thank you in advance
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] dt33:
It happens again yesterday, after the tab got lights hits/shaking etc.... past months and the screen starts to show symptons of flickering. But this time I didnt wait until it goes total black, since I know what causing the problem. :o

Just open the backcover with fingernails (or whatever tools needed, like creditcard but fingernails works best and fastest to open with :D) and this time I just needed to remove ribbon cable from zif connector and reinsert it again. Then jsut be sure push a little at bottom of the LCD ribbon cable too. The problem went right away. :victory:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] LMGray:
Thank you

I have opened the Tablet and for two days everything is going great. Thank you all for all the help.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robgee789:
hey guys im using purity rom but it keeps rebooting so im gonna do a full wipe and format everything to see if that helps but im trying to pull some folders off my n7 before i do but i cant seem to get it to pull the folders, im using adb while in twrp, im using the command c:\android>adb pull \sdcard\android\ but it gives me this remote object '\sdcard\android\' does not exist so ive got no idea what im doing wrong?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robgee789:
ok so i managed to get all the files i wanted to keep by using superbeam and ive formatted my nexus in twrp but now i cant push any files to my nexus what are the steps i should be taking

edit: all done now i missed a space in the command lol
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Original Android Development] esgie:
At first, I am not liable for any harm or damage that may happen to your device!

If you have su and didn't trigger knox, I CANNOT guarantee that running this script won't cause 0x1!

Requirements:

1) P905/viennalte/Qualcomm based model ONLY (won't work on Exynos devices. MIGHT work on other Qualcomm LTE deices from Note Pro and Tab Pro series - feel free to repost but give credits!) running 4.4.2 stock;

2) root access with SuperSU (using cf-root - credits to chainfire);

3) busybox installed (I do recommend this paid installer: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=stericson.busybox.donate , MOST PROBABLY free version will be more than enough, too, but I haven't tested it as I have license...)

4) Android Terminal Emulator installed ( free at: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jackpal.androidterm )

Installation:

1) download file init.d_qcom.sh using below link and put it in the root of internal memory (so it will be placed in: /sdcard/init.d_qcom.sh)

2) run Android Terminal Emulator

3) at command line, type:

su -c /sdcard/init.d_qcom.sh

(give it an access if requested)

4) voila.

Additional info for advanced users:

1) scripts in /system/etc/init.d shall be root:root 755 (and NOT 777 as stated in A LOT of sources, thou has to be a heavy idiot to give write access for system files to "world"...)

2) init.d is handled from one of the /system/etc qualcomm additional scripts as it refused to work using regular install-recovery.sh method...

3) scripts are triggered paralelly but I am using different method (find/nohup/su combination...), as this damn rom refused to simply execute "run-parts" applet...

4) init.d permission helper script included (just put your scripts in init.d and they'll receive proper permissions on reboot)

Download:

http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/32009778/file.html
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Original Android Development] prohackerbro:
Nice to see some developement for this tab! :D

Anyway to port it to exynos? :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Original Android Development] Criminal23:
+1
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Original Android Development] esgie:
I might try, however I do not own the device and the file structure is completely different.. Can you first enter via Android Terminal:

su
ls -l / >/sdcard/content.txt
ls -l /system/etc >>/sdcard/content.txt

And post the /sdcard/content.txt file which will be created (or its contents only)?

Also, i would be glad if you copy every *.rc file from root of filesystem to a dir , compress it to one file and post it too
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Original Android Development] Criminal23:
Here you are

Criminal23
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Original Android Development] esgie:
After looking into sent (and posted) files, I have to say that the init process in our devices are ABSOLUTELY different.

Qualcomm version triggers about 7-8 scripts lying in /system, which are provided by Qualcomm, which are pointed in configuring all the hardware provided with their chipset - in addition to init.???.rc files from the kernel. The clue was to add init.d execution command at the very end of one of those scripts (and that is done automatically with script attached in the first post).

Exynos version does not launch (almost - see below) ANY external script during the boot. Whole process seems to be performed by rc files lying in root of the filesystem, which are embedded in kernel's ramdisk and any edits won't preserve the reboot, so it cannot be done without repacking the kernel and that is something far more troublesome to perform without device in hand, without the firmware on disk and without a plenty of time.

BUT

it still runs /system/etc/install-recovery.sh which is an Android standard and which genuine purpose was to reflash recovery back to stock if a custom one was detected. Now, it is sometimes utlized to run somehing at boot, especially: it is used by SuperSu (in addition with other methods) to run its daemon. The problem is that kitkat introduced enforcing SELinux, that Samsung SELinux policy adds special security context for this file, that install-recovery.sh won't be launched if the file has no proper security label - and that while installing SuperSu, the context is set in a different way and in final, install-recovery.sh isn't launched, until we restore /system context, and restoring context to the system ends with... non working su, so we have to flash it again, breaking install-recovery.sh context... Did you get it? - it's a loop as fixing one thing breaks the second, and fix to the second breaks the first ;) That is why on my qualcomm device i have chosen another script file to run the init.d - and as you don't have any other script except install-recovery.sh, I don't know where it might be put...

BUT also I cannot guarantee that the behavior above is not qualcomm-exclusive and it is possible that on exynos device everything will work without problem!

That's why you may want to try standard method for all the devices (term init - uses install-recovery.sh method described above):

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1933849

and if it won't work then you have to wait for - at least - repacked kernel with init.d support embedded into init.rc files or run your script by an external app, ie SManager. Just be aware that even if term init work, it may stop working every time you flash SuperSu, so remember to run the script again then.

Sorry for not being too helpful.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zerelth:
After I tried to convert to GPe using the fastboot method, I got these errors:

hab check failed for boot

hab check failed for recovery

Invalid PIV signed system image

Idk whether this is serious, since it's the first time I do this kind of "converting"

I also tried to reverting back to the old stock ROM, but it doesn't work, since it returned with : Image is too large....

Now I cannot turn wifi on...

EDIT: Managed to got it back to 4.4.2 stock rom, but still cannot turn the wifi on, it just stay greyed...
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zerelth:
Can anyone help me??? :crying:
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ekhatooni:
Hi dude!

I have this problem today and I flash the frimware twice! and now it works fine!

First you need is unlocked bootloader :) you have!

second is MOTO TOOL from : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=50029015

three is download the GPE firmware that you can download here https://mega.co.nz/#!3dZB1YAR!Yd6J9Yg_rtSgSpAY8_ZyKJXtweiCzhkevlvKwnEfFN0

install MOTOTOOL AIO and goto directory that you installed app then in GPEimage folder extract downloaded file (GPE) ...

then you should open MototoolAIO go to second tab GPE bottom of selected tab you must click convert to GPE .... in dev options USB debuging should checked (on the phone) ...

before all make a backup!

if you see the error repeat all ... it should be work!