yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Software Development] gk1984:
Nexus 6, stock 7.1.1 with Franco kernel and Magisk 10.2 - not processing. Driver says not processing, abnormal status, and unsupported. Any ideas?
[Android Software Development] grimmaniac:
The old but gold renaming of /vendor/etc/audio_effects.conf to audio_effects.conf.bak and rebooting worked for me. Another reboot fixed the not processing when headphones are connected.
[Android Software Development] derekr44:
Oh I get it. I'm in the process of implementing a project management framework to a company that desperately needs it for those very reasons.
[Android Software Development] kyle_el:
Ah, was doing that but forgot to get root haha thanks :highfive:
[Android Software Development] grimmaniac:
I really like 2.4-RC2. To me it sounds way better than alpha 8-8. Had to tweak my profile a little but no matter what genres I play, it feels like I hear a lot more details than before :svetius:

De nada.
[Android Software Development] gizmosears:
Redownloaded it to make sure if it was a bad download. Installed 3 more times and still cannot get past the Google screen on boot. Any help would be greatly appreciated. If not I can use 8-8 alpha until the next build
[Android Software Development] shindiggity:
Is 2.4 rc2 working on Pixel, haven't seen any posts since release.
[Android Software Development] guitardedhero:
Release Candidate 2 has been pulled for the benefit of all of us. It was irresponsible of me to make a build available that is too far removed from what it will be and it's state of stability potentially affecting many users with more than one big/issue. Furthermore, it certainly was not a stunt or tease to briefly make something available during a very long period of static build offerings.

It is a priority for all of us that your experience is a positive and expected one. We certainly never intend to introduce surprises in the installation, good or bad. Just like you patron one or more establishments because of consistency in knowing 100% what you expect is what you get, our aim is for that very same consistency.

Seamless, uneventful, almost like it never occured or took place. The focus is, was, and always will be - the music. And how we can relive the same song(s) year after year, as if perpetually hearing it for the first time. And turning into your younger self in an instant when discussing nuances, tweaks, or hidden gems in settings or configs.

A new build will be available here as soon as it fulfills paragraph three rather than paragraph two. :good:

Don't forget, there is a testing telegraph group dedicated to suffering so others do not have to. We rely on testing feedback from an assortment of hardware/firmware so there is an avenue if persistence outweighs reason lol. Forgive me, I do not know the link(s), otherwise I would provide them. Team members that do have this info also likely know the best way to provide that info so you guys who are interested will soon know what to do.

I hope this clears up anything left hazy by tonight's events. I appreciate your understanding in my needing to undo my careless posting. It is for the benefit of all and 2.4 Stable will show precisely what we intend to be available and nothing short of that. :good:
[Android Software Development] docnok63:
No. This build is not Magisk compatible

Please revert to a previous build that was working for you.

Yes

With RC2 being pulled, this will be my first and last reply on this particular build. It will not be supported by Team Members either on this thread or on TG. You use it completely at your own discretion.

Our four public ARISE Telegram Groups are listed here.
[Android Software Development] InterestingTwist:
Since GH did not mention this, if any of you have RC2 installed I highly recommend its removal. You will see long boot times and nothing good is happening in that extended period of time.

- Be(n)(v)
[Android Software Development] Joe0Bloggs:
Actually, it can be either. I dabbled with using DDCs for headphone corrections but have mostly gone back to publishing convolvers because they're more convenient for my workflow. If someone has a specific reason for needing a DDC, though (mostly latency), request it on a headphone with an existing convolver and I may be able to accommodate you. :) Emphasis on "may" :eek:
[Android Software Development] raniel24:
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Try to flash sd card fix at OP.. I hope it will help
[Android Software Development] nericollin:
This sounds like the infamous bootloop issue that's been happening on Nexus devices lately. It's being cause by faulty hardware according to Google. Had to send in my Nexus 6p the other day because of it and am still waiting for my replacement to get here.

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**ATTENTION**

- All Users With NEXUS Devices Running 7.0.1 or Higher -

For the past few months, an issue has been circulating the Nexus device family (most notably the Nexus 6, 6p, and 5x) and the number of affected users has been increasing.

The issue, usually starting with signs such as freezing and random reboots, ultimately results in an unfixable bootloop in which the user cannot get past the 'Google loading screen'.

NO AMOUNT OF REFLASHING, RETURNING TO STOCK FIRMWARE, ETC WILL FIX THIS

If you are running a Nexus device and have been be experiencing ANY of these types of problems, please read the following thread posted by the Community Manager of Nexus Devices at Google.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Nexus6P/comments/5k2pvz/never_ending_bootloop_its_a_hardware_issue_rma/

Tl ; dr : Your only option to resolve the problem is to request an RMA of your device.

The reason I am bringing this up is because after reading through hundreds of support messages on telegram, this thread, etc, I felt that it was critical to determine whether or not random reboot/bootloop issues were actually being caused by ARISE or if there was a more widespread error occurring for other reasons.

Having had this bootloop problem affect my 6p two nights ago, it seems the latter is more likely.

[MENTION=4445176]guitardedhero[/MENTION] and the entire ARISE team: I wonder if this widespread problem eliminates some of the support cases we get. We very well may be attempting to make fixes on some things that are being caused by this hardware failure acknowledged by Google, and could save the team from pulling their hair out in frustration if that's the case lol.
[Android Software Development] Rocker223:
Hello, I flashed Deuteronomy about 4 days ago and hell it's consuming a lot of battery. After a full charge I can use it only for about 2-3hrs and then charge again!! And even it charges very slowly now!!

Flashed file:ARISE Sound Systems- Deuteronomy v2.4 alpha 9b
[Android Software Development] ViTAMiNCHEG:
I'm using Deut 2.2.3-CE and my device is charging as always, no impact at all.
[Android Software Development] Rocker223:
May be it works good with your device but not mine! ?

My device:Moto G3 2015 with Resurrection Remix 7.1.1.
[Android Software Development] relevant_placeholder:
Any chance of putting those aptX libraries to good use on nexuses?

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Delete viper4android folder using file explorer in recovery.

Copy the same folder from the zip located in customize folder to sdcard root.
[Android Software Development] derekr44:
If anyone is in the Telegram testing group, I am open to being a tester for Pixel devices. Send me a PM.

Details: Pixel Sailfish NMF26V, PureNexus ROM 7.1.1_r.13(01/06), Elemental Kernel 1.03, SU 2.79 SR2, currently running ViPER through WETA AudioMod.
[Android Software Development] themachinist:
Does this work with Spotify? Can't seem to hear any diff
[Android Software Development] Roi007leaf:
Telegram username?
[Android Software Development] derekr44:
@Derekr44
[Android Software Development] Narasimha12:
Damn, I'm not a ARISE user, just wanted to check the thread and see if I can flash it. But after seeing your post, I have to tell hats off to you sir. All the very best to your upcoming actions.
[Android Software Development] :
Is there a Magisk version in the works? If not, does Arise modify /system by any chance? I had a Viper 3.5.0, which is a non Magisk ROM, before but moved on to Viper 4.5.0 which is a Magisk sideloaded ROM. On a Magisk sideloaded ROM, at least for the HTC 10 and on Nougat as far as I know, if /system is modified then VOLTE and Wi-fi calling will be broken and Safetynet will fail.
[Android Software Development] VictorLapin:
Pretty much. At least, all released builds atm.
[Android Software Development] Rocker223:
Truly loved erisa the best audio player I have ever herd sound from. I just wanted to know one thing is v1 itself the latest version, if not can you guys send a link to the latest zip containing the player!! Thanks in advance!
[Android Software Development] Der_Meister01:
Do you have the download link for this version?
[Android Software Development] jcroy2828:
The one day I flash my new device I find my favorite mod website to be down. :(
[Android Software Development] deadcatsrule:
I would also be interested in a down load link for erisa audio player
[Android Software Development] Joloxx9:
I have a problem, oneplus 3t + OOS 4.0.1 Nougat + supersu, no matter what I install viper and dolby is not working. I can see "supported" in viper etc but, processing is not working no matter where. How to fix it?
[Android Software Development] kyle_el:
Duuuuuuude.

Ainur Pandora v2 with Arise 2.4 RC2 is so thick and raw sounding.

I f****** love it.

Don't even need V4A right now.
[Android Software Development] Bud Horn:
Where can I find that version, mate? Been looking in AFH but cannot find it there? I'd really love to try it on my HTC 10 :good:

Thx in advance :)

\Bud
[Android Software Development] ViTAMiNCHEG:
http://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=744922

https://xdaforums.com/android/software/soundmod-ainur-audio-t3450516
[Android Software Development] J03llV:
Do i have to dirty flash ROM to install 2.4 over 2.3? or can i just flash the 2.4 zip straight away?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] mikebode:
I just got my new laptop (Toshiba M400) and am trying to set up my 8125 for tethering. I am able to do that via USB, but I would like to have that for BT also. From all the threads I have read, I should have a "bluetooth modem" if they are connected, but I don't. Has anybody been able to connect the 8125 to Vista via bluetooth and get an internet connection that way? Could you please post a description of what needs to be done?

Thanks.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Fstylemusix:
TTT

Im curious as well.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] calouro:
Yes, I have done it with Vista. First you need to make the Bluetooth on the computer “discoverable”. Then turn on the Bluetooth on the phone and select “settings”, under devices tab, select “add new device”, once it finds the computer it will ask you to enter a password, make one up. Then a box will come up on the lower right side of the monitor on the computer. Click on it and it will state a device wants access via Bluetooth and it will ask you for a password, enter the same password here that you made up earlier. After all of that you will need to make sure the “Activesync” box is checked on the wizard. Just follow the prompts and all will work. I have done it many times since I burn a new ROM every other day. This is all I do, I don't have a "Bluetooth modem" and internet works via bluetooth.

If you have issues let me know.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] drewmor:
So as the title suggests I had a bad experiences with my htc 10. I upgraded or should I say side graded from my nexus 6p. (I'm gonna do the captain 2 phones life for a while) I promptly put my htc 10 to charge over night with my nexus 6p charger. Stupidly thinking it's USB C so what could go wrong. I woke up to a freeky hot htc that actually burned me before powering itself of. Probably a safety feature.

So the question is : does anybody know if there is a real difference between the two chargers and technologys?and what that differens means for the regular consumers. And should I be looking for a special type of cable or something, as I had to do when hunting for a second USB c cable to my nexus. Remember the whole debacle of the bad USB c cables on amazon.

Have I damaged my new htc in any way?

Side note is that it's working fine now that I charged it up again with the included charger.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] schmeggy929:
Note to self: Use the HTC charger for awhile.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] ImagioX1:
This is exactly why I only use the HTC charger to charge mine. Figured something like this would happen.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] stonew5082:
I also noticed it charges ungodly slow when connected to a computer
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] vancecwtan:
Pretty sure all phones will charge ungodly slow connected to a computer. USB2.0 outputs 5V 0.5A while USB3.0 outputs 5V 0.9A. It will be slower than any slow charger.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Nitemare3219:
I have charged my 10 every single time with my OEM Nexus 6P charger (albeit with a i-Orange 6.6ft cable) and have had zero issues.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] jrwingate6:
You don't need to stick with the HTC charger. The phones today decide hope much and when they want power. If the OP's charger has been working fine with his 6P then i see no reason why it would cause his 10 to overheat.

To the OP. You most likely have a defective 10. I would exchange it ASAP before something worse happens.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] owenbeals:
have you noticed any negative effects from this yet?
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Jooosty:
I noticed that my 10 gets pretty warm while charging. But I think that's a standard affair. Nothing hand burning however
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] drewmor:
Not yet... That's what I'm a bit worried about. I'm not super happy with the battery life so far. I've narrowed it down to three options

1. I'm coming from the nexus 6p so it could just be that I'm used to a larger battery.

2. The htc is still in its first week of use, so the battery life may yet improve.

3. The affair with the nexus 6p charger damaged the battery in some way.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] drewmor:
Warm and relatively hot is in my opinion the norm when talking about a full Metal body phone. It was the same with the M7, M8 and nexus 6p.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] drewmor:
Do you have the quick charge option on your computer. My experience is that most phones are freeky slow when connected to a computer, if you some how can't tell the computer that's it should charge the device not just power it
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] tristann616:
Yea, something seems wrong there with the phone. Exchange it if you can, like someone said. I use my HTC charger at home, and an Anker branded cable in my car with an Anker quick charge car adapter and no problems at all even though it isn't an HTC product.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Nitemare3219:
Wow check this out.

http://m.androidcentral.com/my-htc-10-hates-pixel-c-charger
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] xRogerxC:
Yep, definitely a problem that folks need to be aware of. Bottom line, only use the charger that was supplied with the HTC 10. In fact, a warning about using only the HTC 10 charger is etched on the back of the device, although the print is tiny, but it's there.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] EniGmA1987:
HTC uses their own custom version of QuickCharge 3.0 or something like that from what I remember reading. It cannot just plug into any standard charger and work properly. It is really dumb, but that is most likely the cause of this serious issue. The HTC 10 also goes out of spec with higher voltage than USB-C allows for because of this custom setup HTC uses.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] codelinx:
i have used aukey and anker cables and chargers for my G2, G5, and HTC10 without any issue + the HTC10 native stuff... no issues.

no negative affects charging or maintaining are charge, however i am comparing it to myself only. :D
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] regalpimpin:
They aren't using a custom setup.. They're using Quick Charge 3.0. Which Isn't compliant with the standard usb-c spec. Which essentially means, dont use a nexus 6p or pixel charger and thats it. There are far more devices out that are quick charge 3.0 compatible, and those are the accessories you want to look for. Not the usb-c spec. Any standard charger will actually work just fine. It's only the usb-c standard you would want to ignore. Literally every device manufacturer other then the current nexus lineup uses QC. It's more of a standard then the usb-c spec.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] sevenvt:
You'd need to account for every app that could've been running over night and eliminate those from the possible troublemakers before you could say it was a problem with the 6p cable which is in spec for usb-c.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] SynisterWolf:
you really wont notice right now if the overheat damaged the device if it still turns on. But lithium ion battery's dont like to get hot. they will start to degrade and the battery will hold less of a charge. you could RMA it because its under the manufacturer warranty but you will end up with a "refurbished" device. (you might get lucky and get a new due to how new the device is)

edit:

this is from a personal experience. i RMA'd 4 rezounds all 4 were "certified like new" (crap) before i went with insurance and they sent be a different device.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Paging Dr B:
They do not. They're using Qualcomm's standard QC. You're supposed to be able to charge it with any USB charger. You're also forgetting that all previous USB implementations of quickcharge made over the last few years also used a higher voltage than what the USB consortium dictates. The main difference now is this one uses a type-c connector.

-The more you know
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Nitemare3219:
I still don't understand how a 6P charger could cause a problem. The Pixel charger makes sense because it can go way above 5V. The 6P charger is ONLY 5V and a max of 3A which the 10 should have zero problems with?
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] ro_explorer:
I tried so far Samsung charger QC2.0, a Motorola charger (5V 1.2A) a Sony charger (5V 1.5A), an Asus one (5V 2.8A) and the LG charger from my tab (5V 2.5A). All worked fine w/o any kind of overheating or problems. Now I'm using the Sony charger over night (slow charge, totally cold phone) and the original QC 3.0 during the day if I need some extra juice.

-= Sent from a parallel universe through a wormhole =-
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] drewmor:
Me neither! My thought is that it's two different technologys or standards.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] kapica:
One thing is certain... HTC should come clear... what replacement cables can be used.. what specs need to be obligatory for it etc...

But ofc, this will never happen :(
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] purple patch:
So the HTC charger is a switch mode power supply. It runs at 3 different voltages. 5v 2.5a, 9v 1.7a and 12v 1.25a. All of which are between 12 - 15 watts. I would be careful using any other chargers with your nice new HTC phones, as switch mode power supplies are generally not that reliable if cheap. To be safe only use a 5v power supply (whatever amps) if using after market. Just be sure your USB cable and charger are from a known good supplier and there should be no issue. After all it's just a PSU.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] bluefoam:
With regard to which cable to use... only use those that conform to the USB type c standards... there is much discussion on this, and I believe Amazon have implemented a strict policy on cables they sell. So I'd advise checking the reviews on their site. One reviewer has done some serious testing on the cables they supply...

I'm using 2m/6' F-Color cables at home with the quick charge 3 adapter and a regular HTC adapter (from my M9) as well as a belkin cable in the car. I'm gonna start using the original 10 cable in the office with a HTC quick charge 2 adapter...

BTW, I use the quick charge 3 in the living room for when I need top ups... the regular charger goes beside the bed for overnight use.

So far I've had zero issues... same as any electronic device, don't use cheap cables unless you know they meet the standards.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] purple patch:
As far as I know, the HTC 10 is shipped with a quick charge 2 adaptor. It does 5/9/12v charging. A true quick charge 3 adaptor would be 3.2 - 20v dynamic. So kind of a misconception that we are charging with quick charge 3. However the phone/chipset support quickcharge 3.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] bluefoam:
Qualcomm wouldn't let them use the Quichcharge 3 branding on the charger if it didn't comply with their standards...
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] purple patch:
Hmm that's true. It is a lps charger, however hardly even close to what Qualcomm support. Maybe that's the issue with aftermarket chargers. Maybe HTC is using there own charging technique, and not telling anyone lol. Wouldn't surprise me.

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Just found a Android Authority article that I think supports what I'm getting at. http://www.androidauthority.com/quick-charge-3-0-explained-643053/. Anyway happy charging all.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] bluefoam:
Eh... my point remains. Qualcomm administer the technology, and would not allow their trade mark to be used with unsupported hardhardware. They have approved the 10 for use with the Quichcharge 3 standard, therefore it is compliant... these things are tested and HTC wouldn't and couldn't spuriously change the technology.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] purple patch:
Haha, you put a lot of trust in HTC. Not uncommon for a company to use a standard (quickcharge3) and change/tweak the technology to their own needs. I get your point though, but please read your charger specs and Qualcomm specs. They do differ. I'm in Australia, so maybe different charger, I don't know.

Edit. I do agree, I never said the 10 wasn't quick-charge 3 compliant. I'm saying aftermarket chargers (or chargers of diff manufacturers)may not be HTC compliant.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] dlads:
Don't overcharge you're phone, period. If you really must put it on at night then I'd recommend getting a timed plug that switches off after an hour.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Nitemare3219:
Totally ridiculous statement. Do you have any idea how many people plug their devices in and leave them overnight? They have been designed to allow for that.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] vancecwtan:
For starters, the charger the HTC 10 came with is a QC3.0 charger. Check out the charging thread in the other subforum.

Secondly, HTC 10 is certified QC3.0 by Qualcomm. No way Qualcomm is gonna certify them if HTC is secretly using some other tech. Certification go through internal random tests. Personally I wouldn't buy any third party QC3.0 charger unless it's a Qualcomm partner.

Lastly the cable matters. Not all cables are able to charge at QC3.0 speeds, specifically the 9V2A and 12V1.5A settings. For example, the USB C to USB A cable Google store is selling is only rated for 5V2A.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] purple patch:
Yes all true and I said all that apart from the USB cable info. Still the stock charger I got from HTC does not do 20v. It's labelled clearly like any power supply. As I said Qualcomm chipset is QC3. HTC can implement that in their own way. Nothing new here. Thanks for info.