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[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] Crajat95:
Hello friends,

This was made originally for Xperia Z5 and I've just made the specific changes in the files and have shared the same.

Credit goes to:

Rizal Lovins (who made this mod). https://xdaforums.com/member.php?u=4666531

and GryTEcHoG (Who helped me bringing this mod to our xperia z3+)

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Listen all music in High Resolution Audio on Sony Music!!!

Playback at 48KHZ and DSEE HX at 192KHZ

FINALLY. You will not hear any noise even if you don't turn on DSEE HX and with DSEE HX turned on audio will be much richer.

NOTE : I recommed you to listen music before you try this fix/mod to hear the different!!!

Requirements:

- Xperia Z3+ (Both single and dual sim)

- STOCK 7.0/7.1.1

- No other sound mod

- ROOTED/TWRP Installed

How to install?

Just flash with TWRP and after flashing clear data and cache from MusicFx in settings>apps>system apps.

Download: https://www.dropbox.com/s/dj1u5hoyd5jy7ln/Hi-Res_Audio_24bit_48KHZ_192KHZ_XperiaZ3%2B_7.0_7.1.1.zip?dl=0
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] op3n:
for stock? :)) who gran'ma use stock
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] Crajat95:
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Please try it on your custom rom and let me know whether it works.

I'm using stock rom for now and hence can't test.
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] ramonet666:
Tester ans bluetooth dont wanna work anymore d'or Brad phone
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] GryTEcHoG:
For me Bluetooth audio works even after with this mod.

EDIT: After installing this mod, I would suggest to clean caches and do some burn in with speakers like 1 hour and let it idle for several hours like over night to calibrate it to get good balance else you might face low volumes.
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] feizhel_vandrago:
correct me if i'm wrong, but doesnt our phone already support hi res audio? i listen to flac files with poweramp and mdr ex 750 na and it sounds good enought (at least for me). i'm not so audiophile person btw
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] op3n:
i flashed it on RR 5.8.4 but is too low the volume in speaker and handsfree doesnt work (when i plug hansdfree is still play music in speaker). In call, the earpiece doesnt work - speaker is all the times. do u have an uninstall zip? or..
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] GryTEcHoG:
This mod has Noise reduction, high bit rate compared to default 16bit-98KHZ even without turning on DSXX.
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] Crajat95:
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Everything is working fine for me, may be you have a bad 3.5mm socket.

Just flash the rom you're using on top of the existing without wiping and clearing anything and you're good to go...
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] op3n:
doesnt matter my frend, i know u dont have the remove patch :) . my 3.5 socket is working very well; its unbreakable, infailable, imperishable. i tested also in lineage14; i didnt tryed on stock rom. I dont know how to u is working on custom but i think u use a customized stock.

anyway thanks, but dont lie next time :)) .ill tell to the priest that u do sin in ur room
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] GryTEcHoG:
:laugh:
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] tebanjemc:
Excellent

Excellent Mod, I already install it, and boom, I hear the huge difference, Thanks Bro!! :D :good: :good:
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] Crajat95:
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Great you liked it and you're welcome.
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] tebanjemc:
Little question

just a little question, the bass will always be at that level ????
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] Shawn Paul Jovet:
Bass Level

How is the Bass Level? Same as stock?
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] ridwanxperia:
custom rom RR 7.1.2 support?
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] Crajat95:
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No currently this only works with stock rom, leads to mic and Bluetooth related problem in custom roms.

Though I'm looking to figure it out but it demands a lot of time to flash custom rom, test and then roll back to stock.
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] kgalv419:
Tried on M-ROM

I want to assume this MOD is working on M-ROM correct? I am asking because M-ROM has all stock functionality and is basically a costomized stock rom. Has anyone tried yet? Thank you
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] AbrarZShahriar:
Does this MOD mess with 1-bit single rate DSD Hi Res playback?
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] zemetal:
yes it works :good:
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] AbrarZShahriar:
From Sony :

5. Does the software work differently across devices, for example in Xperia Z5 and ZX2 High-Resolution Walkman®?

Although it’s largely similar there is one main difference. After conversion by DSEE HX™ the sampling frequency is different between Walkman (ZX2, ZX100) and Xperia (Z3-Z5). The sampling frequency (Fs) of Walkman (ZX1, ZX2, ZX100, A10, A20) is 192kHz (Reproducibility of the signal is up to 96kHz) whereas the sampling frequency of Xperia (Z3-Z5) (Fs) is 96kHz. (Reproducibility of the signal is up to 48kHz). This is the major difference between the two devices, other than that we’re able to incorporate the same technology in both.

So how did this mod get it up to 192khz?
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] yatogami59:
how we can uninstall this mod please
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] JCelix:
Uninstall mod

Only reflash system partition from a .ftf with flashtool, or from a backup from TWRP. Remember, you must make a system backup (at least) before flashing any mod in your rom.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hehk1234:
Hello, I've noticed on my Galaxy S4 mini Lte a little funny issue, on games build from rockstar like a Bully and Gta san andreas, it runs better on 4.2.2 stock, When I upgrade for kitkat, lollipop, marshmallow, nougat, I facing some lags on maximum quality. I think is the engine Opengl ES2.0 presents on Jelly Bean 4.2.2 makes runs better without problems. Have any chance for the devs here to make a separete package to invert the drivers of GPU on Nougat ?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xxsen:
ArchiDroid 3.02 is rom 4.4.4 kitkat.. How to fix
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shivadow:
Have you tried force stop?. Is there any updates due?

Beamed in by telepathy
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] :
Please can somebody build a kernel with Mesa 3D.

Mesa 3D: https://www.mesa3d.org

Kernel: https://github.com/PhoenixOS/kernel
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] eMpTy3000:
Does anyone remember that game where there where balls bouncing around the screen and you had to click, which would start creating a wall. If your wall finished all the way across the screen it would stay, but if a ball hit it, it would disappear. The point of the game was to get the balls contained in the smallest area possible. I think it might have come with Windows 98 plus or something like that.

Does a game like that exist for Windows Mobile? Or can you at least find it for pc somewhere?

Thanks!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] joshrys:
www.xflib.net

he has a version of that game.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] antim:
that site has Aquelaball, fun game....But aren't you talking about Qix?

http://www.shockinglyfun.com/game_images/thumbnails/1160101708_qix.gif

I'd like to find that as well....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] eMpTy3000:
Which one is it? I can't seem to find it.

Thanks!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] eMpTy3000:
Awesome!

Yes it is Aquella Ball!

Thanks!

There are some other cool games on that site too!

Thanks Again!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Sturatt:
the original was called jezzball i think
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] KarhU:
There is a freeware clone named Xonix too...
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] tutorialnoob:
Hey guys, I found this quick and tidy way to get a fastboot console inside the bootloader. You can use it to do stuff like "fastboot format (partition)", etc.

GUIDE:

Go to fastboot mode on your Pixel XL

Open a CMD on the computer in fastboot directory and write in "fastboot flash bootloader pixelcustombootloader.img" (make sure the bootloader is in the directory or else it will not flash!)

Download: s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=44700284262726497364

Note: I am NOT responsible if this screws up anything.

Also I do NOT know if theres and copyright trouble with this, if there is, Mods go take this down.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] DR3W5K1:
I wonder if this is the bootloader that was seen in screenshots that was used to downgrade a Verizon pixel to unlock it?
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] bobbarker2:
If the bootloader is locked you can't flash anything or boot anything that isn't signed by Verizon/Google/whoever.

As far as I know there's never been a downgrade workaround available where pixel8 wasn't patched, but could be wrong.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] DR3W5K1:
There was a guy positing pictures of someone from a cell phone shop where he was recording the procedure that they did to his phone it was a signed bootloader that allowed him to downgrade for an unlock. It was labeled HTC which people thought was weird.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] bobbarker2:
Eh.. 3rd party pictures that don't come with a detailed "how to" are 99% BS or marketing.

Like I said I'm not all knowing but I'm pretty in touch with the goings-ons of the pixel and have never heard of a downgrade method for a locked bootloader.

If this shop has a private method of doing so then they sure as hell wouldn't let someone take pictures of the process.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] DR3W5K1:
Yea like u said the guy said they were spy shots that he snuck in. Probably bs like you said. I could careless for myself my Verizon pixel is unlocked. Feel bad for those stuck locked though. Wishful thinking I suppose.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] funkybrunk:
Yeah, don't flash your bootloader with anything other than stock google imgs. If your bootloader is messed up, how do you get into fastboot to fix it? Can't change slots either afaik.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] CarteNoir:
Thanks for sharing, this has loads of potential - could be used on-the-go to temporarily recover from the freeze/reboot glitch (flashing stock images tends to lower the probability of the glitch for a day or two), plus we could actually have tetherless TWRP support for Oreo with this as you could use it to fastboot boot the TWRP boot img.

That being said, I'm reluctant to flash a random bootloader on my phone with no info on where it came from. Did you make this? If so is it a patched version of the most recent bootloader? If not, where'd you find it? We need more info.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antony991:
Hi guys. For a while my s3 has problems. With any rom, the applications after 1 or 2 days start to trouble and the phone becomes unusable. The Applications are forced to close on their own. Is there a solution to this problem or do I have to change rom every 2 days?

Sorry for my english. I'm italian

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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] McXred:
Lack of RAM is showing up. Try to greenify apps that work in background and open them when you need them. this will free up some ram and make phone kind of usable
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antony991:
Thanks!

You have a rom to recommend?

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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
This happens with the latest stock rom too?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antony991:
With any rom 5.1.1 or up [emoji53]

The stock rom is very slow...

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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shivadow:
Any OS higher than the last official firmware will have issues because the hardware wasn't designed to incorporate the newer features. These new features must be either removed or patched out which causes instability issues because apps are looking for something that doesn't exist.

Only the last official firmware and os is stable enough to be called a release candidate.

RAM in android is not meant to be free. Android is programmed to use ALL of the RAM at ALL TIMES. This allows apps to open quicker as they have been preloaded because they are determined to be an app you will use regularly. If you don't use the app it will eventually be omitted from RAM automatically and replaced with the next app deemed to be used more regularly.

People should be paying attention to how Android is actually programmed before recommending false hopes on apps like "greenify".

Apps like greenify will run in RAM and try to omit the running processes. Android will override the decision and make the app run regardless, only to be closed again by greenify. This causes a 'war' between os and app and uses excessive power. Greenify is and always will be a placebo.

Common causes for apps not behaving are:

1, Interference from other apps

2, manual interference ie permissions being manually revoked.

3, apps not installed via playstore.

4, incompatible operating systems.

5, poor programming in the first place.

So in summary, if you use anything but unrooted stock firmware you will encounter issues. This comes with the territory of messing with things you have no clue about, including apps that claim to make everything better.

Beamed in by telepathy
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antony991:
Thanks!

The solution is to go back to the stock rom? Or even custom rom Based on the official firmware?

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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] McXred:
Im not telling him that the ram should be free. What im telling him that if you are low on ram (like our gs3 has 831 mb of ram) each time you open an app it loads into the ram that previously most probably has been used by other app causing lag because of the time needed to remove old app from app and load a new one. When you have more ram in device it just replaces the "dummy file" from the ram so there is no lag because there is no app that will not want to be killed
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rp158:
[MENTION=4460858]shivadow[/MENTION]: your RAM-lecture is IMO quiet irrelevant here. 800MB available means constantly moving necessary things out of /into RAM. Custom-kernels add x-RAM therefore, but freezes /FCs are just caused by hickups during x-RAM-ops. [MENTION=3993832]antony991[/MENTION]: I could use S3 stable and battery friendly by using a lite-ROM, without GApps, with a few lite apps only. My favourite was an unofficial Slim-build.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antony991:
I currently have the slim rom 7.1.2. The apps close however, but I installed the gapps. I will try to download apk apps that I use and keep the rom without gapps.

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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rp158:
[MENTION=3993832]antony991[/MENTION]: for comfortable downloading/updating apps you can use Yalp (or FDroid).
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antony991:
FDroid is safe? are there malware apps?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rp158:
FDroid offers open-source apps only: checked carefully, fewer choice.

Yalp gives you a link to GPlay: free versions only.

Both offers you the lowest chance of malware, but no insurance.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LenovoP2user:
Guys ,sorry for the stupid thread ,but i need direction where can i ask about software problems ,since i could not find the right section.:confused::eek:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FSadino:
If your question is related to Android Software Development you can ask HERE

If is not related to development you can ask HERE

Don't forget to read the rules about both sections and welcome to XDA-Developers :)
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Galaxyfantasy:
Moved up from an S4 where I could scroll left and right when on the home screens even if at one end of the pages (wraparound). The S7 Edge doesn't seem to have this great feature ????

Regards
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Eggleston11:
You are talking about infinite scroll.

I came across this CSC tweak.

https://forums.androidcentral.com/v...d-infinite-scroll-touch-wiz-home-screens.html

Does it work on our model? I haven't tried - I only have one launcher screen so no scrolling required. Lemme know if anyone tries it :)
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Questions & Answers] Lahcendanterstill:
I've flashed mm bootloader and now i can't back to LP bootloader and i can't flash LP stock room via odin any one help please i have sm-j500h device
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Questions & Answers] Gent':
https://mega.nz/#!LNkBHLqT!TwN4ky2vrhoEOx1_iojeOPKSeZTYE6MqayaQI9Z6ZsA flash this
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] nxss4:
Hey xda,

I'm that kind of person who likes to keep his phones for 4-5 years.

To this day I'm still rocking my galaxy s4, many parts are available.

The oneplus 5 looks like a good phone to last at least 5 years, but as everyone knows, batteries fail, in my experience after about 2-2.5 years.

If I look for OPO batteries now, there only seem to be A: original OP batteries which have been laying in some warehouse for 4 years (bad for the battery) And B: third party batteries from questionable manufracturers (having bad reviews).

So my questions are:

What's your experience with oneplus 1/x/2/3 replacement parts (especially batteries) ?

Do you think it will be better with the oneplus 5 ?

(Should we push compagnies like RAVpower and anker to start producing op5 batteries? :D)

Thanks in advance,

nxss4
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Pro4TLZZ:
The oneplus 5 battery doesn't get hot when charged so theoretically it should last longer
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] nxss4:
Might be, but it also charges at a greater amperage. And eventually, it will fail..
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] jhs39:
It's probably too soon to see Op5 batteries on the market since the phone has only been out in Spring. And I think the OnePlus 3/3T was the first OnePlus phone that broke out of the niche market --and that phone is only a little over a year old so demand for new batteries probably isn't there yet. I would expect better choices becoming available for both phones since the OnePlus phones are becoming more popular. It seems possible this phone could last 5 years. I previously had Google phones and getting much more than 2 years out of those was like winning the lottery.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Rhoban:
The phone may last, the battery not.

Batteries lose some of their capacity after a certain number of charge cycles, regardless what you do.

After a year or so, your battery will have about 80% of its capacity left. That's about 2400mAh after one year. By the second year you should be thinking about replacing it.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] 350Rocket:
I think batteries in the past few years have gotten better. My one friend used his 2010 HTC desire for over 3 years before the original battery started to get weak (had like 70 percent of its original charge). His next phone I gave him was an HTC one s. The battery was still fine after 4 years when the amoled screen started to fail. Now he's using the 2013 moto x and the battery is still lasting 2 days like when I have it to him a couple years ago.

My galaxy s6 battery was still fine when I traded it in a few weeks ago. I've actually had quite a few older phones that didn't have any battery issues. The only ones I can remember having to replace the battery was a galaxy s3 I bought used and an HTC desire HD from 2011.

That said I'm sure we'll be able to get a battery because I do plan to keep this phone long enough to need a battery replacement. I'm guessing 4 years I will have to replace it.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] GroovyGeek:
With battery replacement costing $100+ you are probably better off buying a prior year midrange model than hauling around a clunker with severely outdated software for 5 years. For example, nowadays it is possible to purchase a Moto G5+ for around $220 NIB (there was a recent newegg deal).
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] nxss4:
Thank you so much for all the input guys!!!
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] nxss4:
My 5 years old galaxy s4 runs 7.1. Oneplus 5's developper community is even better so it'll stay up to date for a long time.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] GroovyGeek:
5 yr old screen tech

5 yr old battery consumption and processor speed

5 yr old other tech (fingerprint readers, camera, GPS, magnetometer, light sensor)

vs

nearly lastest for all of the above for $100 more. Note that unlike your S4 the OP5 is a sealed battery so unless you have the right tools you cannot change the battery yourself.

Yo money yo choices :)
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] 350Rocket:
I can change the battery myself. I've had a few phones apart before. Its not that difficult. The cost of a battery will probably be like $20. The tech has gotten to the point where it's not improving nearly as fast. People will be using 5 year old phones 5 years from now. They cost double what they did 5 years ago for a flagship.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] nxss4:
I don't know, I think the oneplus 5 is an amazing future proof devices, in 5 years galaxies will probably not have 8gigs of ram,

I don't play games so the 835 should be more than enough, fingerprint reader will still be one of the fastest (it's already kinda instantaneous) and 1080p works just fine for me :)

The reason I'm not going for a budget phone anymore is that've had bad experiences with budget devices in the past:

- The nexus 7 was unusable after only 2 years, freaking slow.

- The moto g2 is the slowest device I've ever used, I think it has some memory problems, it's slow on any custom rom I've flashed on it.

In addition to that budget devices just give a worse experience overall :D

Don't worry for the battery, repairing electronics is my hobby ;)
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Eric214:
That is an untrue statement. There is no set amount of time to determine lots of capacity. Look up BatteryUniversity.com and look for lithium battery page on charge cycles.

In short, never let your battery deplete completely. The depth of discharge (DoD) directly impacts loss of battery capacity. Your battery charge cycles is when your charge from more then 80% or less to full 100%. So for example... If you wait to charge your phone when it's under 25%, you will get roughly 250-350 charge cycles before significant lots of capacity. The rest goes like this... Charge at 25-50%, you'll get roughly 350-500 cycles and 50-75% 500-700 cycles and from 75%+ upwards of 1000 charge cycles.

My Nexus 6P was 18 months old and still had a capacity of 3100mah of 3400 (88%). So if you know what you're doing and take care of your battery, it can last much longer then expected expected.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Rhoban:
How is my statement untrue? You just confirmed what I said.

No matter what you do, the battery will lose capacity. You can lower the amount of the capacity loss, but you can't prevent it fully.

And most people don't charge their phones until around the 30% range. According to you, that's about 250-350 charge cycles. And if you charge once a day, that's roughly a year.

So my estimate of the battery having roughly 20% less capacity after approximately a year was correct.

Not to mention the other factors that aid in the capacity loss (overcharging and heat).

Trust me, the average user doesn't take care of their batteries. I observed this at my friends and acquaintances. They always use their phones until it gets very low and then charge it.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Eric214:
I'm not staying they don't lose capacity, but why I said untrue is that you said batteries have a certain amount of charge cycles, and that will vary if you take care of your battery, and that after 1 year you will only have 80% of the capacity, and again, untrue. I was at 18 months and still at 88%.

I'm just saying is that is not set in stone and if people educate themselves on hour to take care of a battery it will last longer.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] 350Rocket:
I'm also aware of this and charge my battery before it gets below 35 sometimes before 50. This is probably why so many phones I've had lasted well over 3 years on the original batteries.