[Android Software Development] guitardedhero:
Normal zip or Aroma zip?

I suspected that zip to be causing odd issues lately and is the sole reason for not including it as part of the installation and placed worstenbrood's untouched zip in /extras. I'm seriously considering going back to my short-lived attempt of creating an official audio_policy database for users to submit into Submissions and download proper files from the Database once they have been adjusted. Now, I have a team and an available Drive with sufficient space for this to work. :good:

I completely agree with you 100% Woody. I take this project very seriously and feel that we all own a piece of this project together. I got carried away a bit and felt a need to disclose some things to the user's in case some mysterious events or absences occurred. Dividing XDA members and instilling an urge to pick a side is a very bad idea and one I neglected to consider when divulging that information. All day yesterday, my team was forced to make time to address issues brought to them by moderation. I promise you, I never felt attacked by moderation and stressed to my team over and over again that forum moderators cannot simply assume anything and not address a formal complaint. It is their responsibility to recognize and address every claim or complaint in front of them.

The final, lingering issue of the team account has been resolved as of seven hours ago and we have full permission to continue using the team account.

I always appreciate your insight and presence here and I ensure you that this type of discussions will not be made by me or the team in the future. Every moderator has been extremely efficient and accommodating to us, even though I failed by neglecting to refresh myself with specific forum guidelines regarding the team account. :good:

It certainly seems to be the case to me. Keep in mind that the deep_buffer remover is coded to delete a deep_buffer paragraph or section from /system/etc/audio _policy.conf and /system/vendor/etc/audio_policy.conf. Not every device has a deep_buffer paragraph, but simply a deep_buffer FLAG_OUTPUT which will need to be manually deleted. Some devices use audio_output_policy.conf so that would need to be manually done as well. An audio_policy database for device-specific files seems to be the way to go at this time. :good:

Had you flashed the deep_buffer remover zip?

It certainly made me feel better and I consider this project to be something we all own together so I felt you guys should know what was taking place in case the thread, team, or individual accounts were suspended or closed. However, there is a right way to do things and any improper handling rests on my shoulders. :good:

Absolutely not, it is likely a created file with no content rather than a file with deleted content from the deep_buffer remover zip. :good:

Experiment with different governors and possibly raise the minimum CPU frequency a notch. :good:

I noticed that the v4a driver installation took foreeeeeeeeeesever, I mean a crazy long time lol! If it happens again, grab something cold to drink or distract yourself for a few minutes, but keep your phone in front of you in case ViPER4Android does not already have superuser privileges. :good: