yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Software Development] hipi0101:
Deuteronomy 2. 0 does not go with me either. . The sound effects do not work but the driver is active. . Does anyone have an idea how I can fix this?

The Deuteronomy 1.6 is running great but the 2.0 do not work :/ (sry for my bad englisch iam german)

Sony xperia z3 compact
[Android Software Development] brockn1985:
No probs here on the same device Z3c with MM. Sonophilos setprop (with 'lpa' set to false) and Viper 2.3.4.0 and Dolby Add-on.

I don't want to say this, but I have to. This sound-module is perfection. There is nothing to improve.
[Android Software Development] hipi0101:
Nice that it runs with you but with me it does not work and therefore I help here
[Android Software Development] brockn1985:
Perhaps you could give a little more Information about OS, and s.th. How should anybody help you, if you just say: "i have a problem, this and that isn't working"

Edit: On Z3c Stock MM .291 you just have to dirty Flash your Rom, Flash SoundSystem (optional Dolby add on and Viper). If there are any issues, wipe dalvik and cache after flashing. Reboot. Done. Perfection Sound.
[Android Software Development] SSNJR2002:
Okay guys the final version of Deuteronomy is here and so is the final version of props for Deuteronomy created by me. Enjoy everybody.....
[Android Software Development] FinickyMan:
set the Lock Effect Mode to disabled. then you can switch to another profile.
[Android Software Development] anthropolyte:
That's contradictory to what Sonophilos himself states though...

I think I understand how it works now though, the Headphones effect profile only applies to the Headphones settings, and likewise the Speaker profile.
[Android Software Development] hipi0101:
I have before flash the Deuteronomy clean the cache and dalvik cache and its not working.. And when I load a sound effect nothing happens. The sound is the same as before

I have the slimm rom 3.7 with xposed and Cyberian camera mod.
[Android Software Development] brockn1985:
Go to /data/data, there you delete four folders (com.atmos + com.atmos.dax + Viper + esira or S.th. like that), then make a backup of all your partitions. Wipe all partitions. Restore system without SoundSystem installed, if you've got one. If Not, dirty flash current Rom. Restore the other partitions (Not the System Partition). If you made a dirty flash, first boot the Rom, then restart to recovery and flash arise. If you didnt dirty flash, when you've just restored oder System backup, you dont have to Reboot and boot afterwards again in recovery. Clean cache and dalvik 'after' flashing.

If you change effects/profiles in Viper, turn "Master Power" off, then on. Sometimes it is necessary for Sound effects to make them work.

Translation:

In dem Verzeichnis /data/data musst du alle Ordner löschen, die über die zip geflasht würden, sprich die beiden atmos-ordner, esira- und Viper Ordner. Mache jetzt ein Backup aller Partitionen. Lösche im Anschluss alle und stelle zuerst die System-partition eines früheren Backups ohne installiertes Sound System, wieder her. Alternativ mache einen "dirtyflash" der slimm Rom (in diesem Fall musst du aber erstmal das System Booten, damit die Stock Audio Effekte zumindest einmal starten)

Jetzt stellst du die anderen Partitionen wieder her. (Sprich, im ersten Fall, wenn du dich in der Recovery befindest, flashe im Anschluss arise, danach wipe cache und dalvik - im zweiten Fall, nach einem dirty flash und anschließendem Booten des Systems, mache einen Reboot zur recovery, stelle die anderen Partitionen wieder her, flashe arise und wipe anschließend cache und dalvik)

Wenn das nicht hilft, weiß ich auch nicht weiter ;)
[Android Software Development] dmcleod:
Already testing? I'm [MENTION=408485]work[/MENTION], so no Chance to test. But you are right, deuto with working mic would be the best.

Gesendet von meinem ONEPLUS A3003 mit Tapatalk
[Android Software Development] charutl:
IS THIS RIGHT? Plz suggest me

i flashed duet latest 2.0 ,,,before that i put sonophilos setprop in to sdcard then i did flash V2.0...now i saw the Su.d folder, arisesound_setprop file permission is confused me. is this right??pls suggest me.
[Android Software Development] FinickyMan:
No, not at all, please reread Sonophilos' OP. His 2 profiles are configured differently on headset tab.
[Android Software Development] guitardedhero:
Yes, recursive 0700 permissions is correct. Only SuperSU executes that directory. If you remove SuperSU and set 0777 permissions for /system/su.d/arisesound_setprop, it still would not execute. :good:
[Android Software Development] Niels78:
Did you freeze AudioFX and gave permission to ViPER4ARISE for storage, had the same problem on and fixed it this way.

Best regards,

Niels

Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met Tapatalk
[Android Software Development] anthropolyte:
From the OP:

This doesn't make a lot of sense to me unfortunately.
[Android Software Development] mukesh22584:
Revert back to Deuteronomy™ 1.92...
[Android Software Development] mohand06:
Must say that deuteronomy 1.97-3 with V4A 2.3.4.0 and Dolby is astounding achievement. Volume, clarity and boomsound when using dolby and v4a (srs_1-1.irs, no PGC, OG & L.Threshold -10.5dB).

Attached audio-effects.conf

Edit: replaced instances of ViPER4Arise.apk and lib with 2.3.4.0 version ones in customize before flashing deut.zip
[Android Software Development] DingoDingo:
For those who are switching from old to new Viper or vice versa (like me), I found that I need to choose convolver again and to save profile again to have effect running.

Maybe only needed for my configuration phone/rom (Nexus 4/Pure Nexus MM).
[Android Software Development] Brutale1090!:
I'm on Android 6.0 (Sony Z3). I've SU enabled on boot, permissive Kernel, Deuteronomy 2.0.

I've substituted the original setprop with the [MENTION=7770953]sonophilos[/MENTION] 's 1.8 Version included in the extras. It doesn't work, I've no log in the data/local folder. Where am I wrong?

Thank you all
[Android Software Development] sm4tik:
Locking to headset mode will process all audio output through effects found in headset tab.

There are two v4a profiles,

1. For headphones

2. For speaker

Choose the profile accordingly.

The provided headphone profile is optimized for specific headphones, so you'll have to adjust it to whatever you're using.

Hope this clears things up.
[Android Software Development] :
Not sure what the issue might be. There were some much, much earlier versions where I did not include the logging section at the end of setprop because setprop was completely nonfunctional for me, however the 1.8 version, many versions before and every version after has had this included. Try this one attached. (For anyone wondering, this file is unchanged since 1.75 - the version number is a formality. I've just made absolutely sure this one has the logging section in case the one included in extras is out of date for some reason.) Hope this helps. :good:
[Android Software Development] Brutale1090!:
This file ist a .txt, the olders not, as I remember. Shall I modify the extention?
[Android Software Development] themoto:
How to use this file

Thanks.
[Android Software Development] leo.riv:
Rename "sonophilos_Lover_of_Sound_Deuteronomy_2_0-arisesound_setprop.txt" to "arisesound_setprop" (without quote)

copy arisesound_setprop to /system/su.d/

set 0700 permissions & reboot
[Android Software Development] Brutale1090!:
This file ist a .txt, the olders are not, as I remember. Shall I modify the extention?
[Android Software Development] :
Yes, rename to arisesound_setprop (no extension) and place in /sdcard, then flash any ARISE zip - the install script looks for this file in this location and replaces the default during the flash process. Hope this helps. :good:

PS XDA won't let me upload files without an extension, which is why this is a .txt in this case. :silly:
[Android Software Development] NickosD:
By saying to flash any arise zip, you mean like deuteronomy, and not another zip for this kind of file, right?
[Android Software Development] :
Correct. I should've clarified, Deuteronomy zips are the ones which have an install script that responds to setprop. I believe some Numbers builds do too, but my setprops are intended for use with the version name/number they're named with. Hope this clears up the confusion. :good:
[Android Software Development] NickosD:
How do I know if it's flashed? At flash process it didn't said anything.
[Android Software Development] BustedFly:
Is Classic Edition coming?
[Android Software Development] Rammv:
I have an asus transformer TF300T. Running Timdudru rom android 6.0.1.All Deuteronomy's have flashed fine up to 1.86. Anything after will flash but there is nothing there. Clean install, dirty flash rom ect. Even tried flashing over 1.86. 2.0 removes 1.86 but does not install. Never had this with levticus or numbers either. I can find build prop and still shows 1.86 but not 2.0 or any apk installed. Any ideas?
[Android Software Development] kyzn:
This is what I'm also hoping for.
[Android Software Development] hipi0101:
Erstmal danke für deine Hilfe aber ich hätte da noch eine Frage unzwar ich muss ja alle Partitionen löschen am Anfang bei Alternativ und muss ich auch das System löschen oder nur mein jetziges dirty flashen? Danke im voraus :)
[Android Software Development] adm1jtg:
Quick question OP says you can simply update ARISE but is this the case if I am currently on numbers and moving to Deuteronomy... aka can I just dirty flash?
[Android Software Development] yldlj:
Dirtty flash ROM first
[Android Software Development] Gggggas:
This is a message for those who can read logs.

I would highly appreciate it if people from the ARISE team could have a quick look.

I attach a log about a problem a lot of S7 Edge users are facing when it comes to Viper4Android.

The problem is reported in every Viper version flashed. The speaker plays in MAX VOLUME (Media Volume) when it is set to Silent which is 0.

For example let's say I run Boom Beach like in the log with media volume at 0. The game starts at Max volume and when I try to lower it shows that it's still zero.

To solve it you press volume up to raise the media volume to 1 so it really becomes level 1. Then you can lower to zero.

[MENTION=7770953]sonophilos[/MENTION] [MENTION=4445176]guitardedhero[/MENTION]

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5IjWMijR7WIT1c2YTA5TWxuNzg/view?usp=drivesdk
[Android Software Development] Brutale1090!:
Is the LOG the only way to test the functionality of the setprop or can I also check for the changes using getprop?
[Android Software Development] joetheshmo:
You absolutely can check for changes using getprop
[Android Software Development] Brutale1090!:
So, I've tried the setprop you've posted, substituting the original arise setprop with your's in the SU.d folder. Rights are ok, root active on boot, permissive Kernel.

What else shall I check? Thanks in advance for your help!
[Android Software Development] pcroland:
Hi!

I installed Deuteronomy 2.0 and it didn't install the driver properly.

https://imgur.com/d25xOir

After that I tried the "+ extras" version but nothing changed.

Should I try Magisk systemless Viper? Or it would mess up everything? What should I do?

OnePlus 3

Cyanogenmod 13 (latest Sultan builld)

phh SuperSu (Magisk version by topjohnwu)

Xposed (Magisk version by topjohnwu)
[Android Software Development] hilfloskind:
Does anyone know why the driver version on Deuteronomy 2.0 shows 2.5.0.4 not 2.5.0.5? Seems like the driver is supposed to be 2.5.0.5 based upon the thread here.
[Android Software Development] guitardedhero:
I'll take a look and see what I can do. :good:

If you can provide the exact names and location paths of your rom's audio_effects configuration files and what files result after flashing Deuteronomy 2.0 we'll be able to sort that out for you. :good:

The minor update from 2.5.0.4 to 2.5.0.5 only affected the apk, the library has not changed since 2.5.0.4. :good:
[Android Software Development] Phrodini:
That's good
[Android Software Development] akiwiz:
I'm on pure nexus nougat with plasma kernel on n5x, which zip should I flash? I was using another viper version on ex kernel but now since I have got PN I wanna try this but after reading most of the info on first few pages I'm super confused lol lil help pls?
[Android Software Development] joetheshmo:
Flash Deuteronomy 2.0 :good:
[Android Software Development] D_black84:
[MENTION=7770953]sonophilos[/MENTION] i followed these steps here but su folder is empty, is it supposed to be ?
[Android Software Development] Weetbix:
su folder? setprop's should end up in /system/su.d/
[Android Software Development] D_black84:
my bad i meant su.d but it's all good now, it was my mistake
[Android Software Development] kamikaze702k:
Latest deut2.0 is outstanding! After several weeks of using the default v4arise, I've gone back to the last v4a 2.4.0.1 for me it's less hassle to work with. It's more easier to understand, I'm still a learner here. I've got this mod across all my devices, it's outstanding how it really makes a huge difference in sound quality.

Well done team.

This thread is the most active thread I've come across, everyday there are about 7 new pages of posts, keeping a good read.
[Android Software Development] :
You can certainly check for the changes using getprop. :good:

---------- Post added at 01:53 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:52 AM ----------

Look in /system/su.d. /su is a different location. :good:
[Android Software Development] dingermtb:
Awesome to see ya joining us here bro?

Sent from Outside the 9 using my A.R.I.S.E. Exodus Zombiefied OnyX
[Android Software Development] Điệp Khối:
I wipe cache. davik cache and system, then reflash rom (cm12.1) but it's still not work :( Tried Deuteronomy 1.9 and 2.0
[Android Software Development] kamikaze702k:
Thanks bro, I'm really loving this mod, thank you for introducing it to me, it's groundbreaking and just too good to put into words, by the way, I ended up buying the note 4, looking forward to receiving it and blasting this mod onto it too!
[Android Software Development] dingermtb:
Awesome...Although, the way you were talking, I thought for sure, you were gonna go with S5, lol. Nice choice though. This is definitely the best sound mod available, and i'm not being biased here. Glad you're liking the mod. These guys have put in TONS of work into it and it really shows with final result?

A.R.I.S.E. with my Zombiefied Moto Z Force
[Android Software Development] dyval:
May I use [MENTION=7770953]sonophilos[/MENTION] setprop and [MENTION=5463312]smeejaytee[/MENTION] toolbox together? Thanks :good:
[Android Software Development] kamikaze702k:
LOL I was so close to getting the S5 but went with my initial gut feeling, even after several recommendations of other devices, taking in price and other things in consideration, I think the note will be more suited for my needs..

Now let's get back to this mod! I totally agree with you, I can't imagine the countless hours that have been put into creating this masterpiece, the works of all the devs and ideas and codes and issues and elimination of bugs etc etc, to make it a universal tool for all users from beginners to pros, music enthusiasts and sound freaks alike, it's definitely on my top 3 mods of all time!

Such a vast selection of tweaks n combinations for all your needs and desires, who needs a hifi system anymore? This mod is truly the future of sound!

I use to take my sandisk player to the gym, but not anymore lol, a smartphone has become so versatile that with this one accessory we have replaced many things lol, another reason why I love the android system, it's a developing tool itself! Possibilities are endless!!

Once again a huge thank you to everybody involved in the development of this mod...

P.S just yesterday I came across this 432hz earth healing thing... That music sends vibrations through our bodies which have an effect on our chakras n minerals within our body, I was intrigued by this and straight away I thought of this mod...

Does anybody know about this or have an opinion on it? Apparently we should use the 432hz freq to listen to music as it has no negative effect on our minds n bodies...

Look up on this it's an interesting read....
[Android Software Development] docnok63:
Somewhat. The Toolbox has its own setprop, so you'd be replacing smee's with sono's. You'd still get MaxxAudio and Alsa effects from the Toolbox, I think (unless they're activated by the setprop.) IDK, make a nandroid and give it a go...
[Android Software Development] guitardedhero:
I suspect that your cm rom likely has some kind of backuptool.sh or /system/addon.d built-in to automatically restore certain files. If you can zip up the META-INF folder of your rom and attach it it to a reply I will take a look and have a better understanding of what you're working with. :good:

Anything is possible! :good:

Technically, you have two possible combinations:

1 - Flash the ToolBox and then place sono's setprop in /system/su.d with any name as long as it is different from anything currently in that directory and make sure the setprop file name has no extension at the end. Lastly, set 0700 permissions and reboot.

It's not always the smartest choice to combine different setprop files amongst each other only because it's not as easy to keep track of all the different build properties as combining entries to one file and omitting any duplicate or conflicting entries would be, but you can add anything you want to this directory, the only requirement being a unique name just like any other directory.

2 - Likely, what you had in mind is using smee's ToolBox but with sono's setprop instead of what is included. This is easily done by extracting the ToolBox and navigating to the /su.d folder inside. Copy sono's setprop to this directory, copy the name of the original setprop, delete the original setprop, rename sono's setprop as the original, and rezip the ToolBox while making sure the zip opens directly to /META-INF and anything else there with it and not, for example:

ToolBox.zip/ToolBox/META-INF

ToolBox.zip/META-INF is what you want so you can easily flash it anytime you want. :good:

It's so awesome reading stories and reviews like that, it means so much to us to see you guys going crazy over it like we do lol! I promise you,

I still feel the same way during those moments when everything aligns and the result exceeds the greatest expectation. Deuteronomy had a few of those moments, but the last 36 - 48 hours, man, that was a lot of fun! Honestly, none of us saw this coming a few days ago. Two, three, or more ideas I had at the very end simply could not have worked any better. But please know, that was only possible because of the many failures and tough lessons along the way lol!

I'm rambling a bit now but I just wanted you to know that we haven't lost any of that same sensation. We all felt like kids at Christmas morning last night! :highfive:

432 Music Player - Play Store
[Android Software Development] Điệp Khối:
I can't find the META-INF. it's from root folder or from zip rom file? Sorry I'm noob :silly:
[Android Software Development] veez21:
in the zip of the rom
[Android Software Development] DAE1964:
This 432 player + Deut 2 + smeejaytee's_arise_setprop = awesomeness. ?
[Android Software Development] Randomsmack:
Arise D2 rolls up my trucks sound system and smokes it like Bob Marley....good stuff
[Android Software Development] Điệp Khối:
It's here guy, thank so much!
[Android Software Development] pcroland:
Here is a pic of the files from Solid Explorer. I put them into this zip.
[Android Software Development] dyval:
I installed Atmos on top of Deuteronomy 1.86 but it force closes. And I don't have vendor/etc folder. How can I resolve ATMOS FC? Thanks
[Android Software Development] grinimark:
Anyone here with Asus Zenfone2 Z00A?

Did you get the Dolby Atmos AddOn working on this phone?

Deut 2.0 is working well. I can use all features, change the setprop, install the toolbox - all fine so far.

I have an update for my ROM now and I would like to get the Dolby working as well but I don't know what to do anymore. I think I tried everything already and I cant find further info here in the different forums.

RR M 20160925, Bootloader updated to MM, TWRP 3.0.2M1, Kernel - ROM included.
[Android Software Development] Brutale1090!:
Up [MENTION=7770953]sonophilos[/MENTION]
[Android Software Development] smeejaytee:
You'll need to add his Setprop after flashing my toolbox then delete my Setprop mate.

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Correct using sonophilos Setprop would cancel out some stuff I have alsa and maxx lines in my Setprop, I only just woke and didn't think of that lol, although it is possible but effects would be altered.
[Android Software Development] Arvis20:
One of the best audio mods i ever used ;) Good work guys, keep it up.

Currently using deuteronomy 2.0 on my s7.
[Android Software Development] charutl:
deuter 2.0 working very well

finally i fully satisfied with this sound system...its making awesome output.....mine moto G3 with RR rom.
[Android Software Development] brockn1985:
...and again: After Testung a bunch of Headsets, BT-Boxes, Amps and Car-radios with different profiles, irs, and more with the new Deuteronomy 2.0, I have to say: It's totally awsome. I don't know how to improve this further, cause it is perfect! I' m singer and songwriter, so called musician, and I've heared a lot of Sound Systems, modules, Sound Engineering. The times, where u need exspensive Hardware to produce good sounds, ended with this A.R.I.S.E. Deuteronomy 2.0. (If I could write in german in this Forum, I could explain it a little better, in English, my dictionary is a little small)

But for perfection, u don't need any words. Or just two:

A.R.I.S.E Deuteronomy!

Thanks a lot for this great work to the whole team.

Just one Last question: where I can donate u guys for this?

Greetz and kisses :D from Mr. I-will-never-flash-any-other-soundmod- brockn

[Edit]: One example: No other soundmod until now, was able to manage, in the last bridge before the last refrain, in the Song 'Lonely Day' from System of a Down, that the guitars are clean and clear. Before Deuteronomy 2.0, for good ears (hello sound-engineers;), there was always a little crackling in it. No Matter, which Hardware, no Matter which soundmod. Now, it sounds how it should be. Thank you, guys:o
[Android Software Development] thoiloidainhan:
Hi guys, anyone had success flashing arise on stock lollipop lg g4 with flashfire? Have no custom recovery so if its screwed up somehow I'm gonna have to reflash everything with PC. Thanks in advance
[Android Software Development] Will73:
Hi everybody, just installed Deut 2 on Deut 1.86, it works perfectly, no more noises, thank you for the great job !

Sorry for my ignorance about that but there is something i'd like to understand : With Viper's settings, all the provided profiles and the ability to make our own profiles we have much to play with .. what i would like to know is what is added by setprop possibilities, that we can't do with viper's profiles ?? I didn't read any explanation about that !

Thank you for your answer !
[Android Software Development] boredaghast:
I couldn't flash on my Nexus 5x using Flashfire, I just ended up using TWRP.
[Android Software Development] JaylanPHNX:
You'd be just as well off exploring the healing properties of the Hokey Pokey.

From my Tab Pro 8.4
[Android Software Development] ju1da:
Explanations on OP are too crowded, any plan to simplify them?
[Android Software Development] Essentrix:
Latest not just good but magnificent! Used on all my devices now - couldn't be happier with the sound. Cred to all involved.
[Android Software Development] MoRiA Cheo:
Hello.

I have a big problem for me.

Deuteronomy (the newest, 3.5 I guess) makes this.

After flashing:

a) I can't hear the other person when I am calling,

b) the other person can't hear me,

c) I can't hear the signal after dialing (beep, beep...),

d) display is always on (even when I put the device to my ear).

Deuteronomy works as equalizer. But makes big problems.

Do You have any solutions for this?