[Samsung Galaxy A71 Guides, News, & Discussion] ShaDisNX255:
Hello, XDA Community!​

Welcome to my thread, where I'm testing out quite a few things for the Galaxy A71. My end goal is to make a ROM or IMG that can be flashed that contains all these MODs I'm testing, but right now I'm finding it a bit difficult to actually build a working IMG to flash.

So, I guess I can use this thread as a log of things I'm testing out and for anyone who wants to try them out too, you are very welcome to use them. So, here are a few things that I've tested:

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Floating_Feature edits!​

These are features you can add in floating_features, which is located in system(root)/vendor/etc

Add full edge lighting features:

Search for the following line in floating_features:

<SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_CONFIG_EDGE>

And remove the '-basic_lighting' line. It should look something like this

Before:

<SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_CONFIG_EDGE>people,task,circle,panel,-edgefeeds,edgelighting_v2,debug,cornerR:6.2,search,phonecolor,dot_bottom[COLOR="Red"],-basic_lighting[/COLOR]</SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_CONFIG_EDGE>

After:

<SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_CONFIG_EDGE>people,task,circle,panel,-edgefeeds,edgelighting_v2,debug,cornerR:6.2,search,phonecolor,dot_bottom</SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_CONFIG_EDGE>

Activate Dolby Atmos without earphones:

This is taken from the tutorial here: https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=77100856&postcount=404 but simplified for the A71

Add the following line in floating_features:

<SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_AUDIO_SUPPORT_DUAL_SPEAKER>TRUE</SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_AUDIO_SUPPORT_DUAL_SPEAKER>

Search for the following line:

<SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_AUDIO_CONFIG_SOUNDALIVE_VERSION>

It should say something like the following:

eq_custom,uhq_level,karaoke,adapt,dvfs_700000

Replace it with (these were taken from S9+):

eq_knob,eq_custom,uhq_switch,uhq_level,adapt,spk_stereo,dvfs_860000,tube,concert

Save, reboot and you should now be able to activate Dolby Atmos without earphones :)

Show music information (now playing) in AOD:

Search for the following line in floating_features:

<SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_FRAMEWORK_CONFIG_AOD_ITEM>

Delete "musicoff" from that line

<SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_FRAMEWORK_CONFIG_AOD_ITEM>aodversion=7,clearcoveroff[COLOR="Red"],musicoff[/COLOR]</SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_FRAMEWORK_CONFIG_AOD_ITEM>

Save and reboot. You will now see the song information in AOD when it's playing

Add AOD to lockscreen clock animation:

Note: This only works on OneUI 2.5, does not work on OneUI 2.1 and below for A71.

Search for the following line in floating_features:

<SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_FRAMEWORK_CONFIG_AOD_ITEM>

Add clocktransition in this line, like this:

<SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_FRAMEWORK_CONFIG_AOD_ITEM>aodversion=7,clearcoveroff[COLOR="Lime"],clocktransition[/COLOR]</SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_FRAMEWORK_CONFIG_AOD_ITEM>

Save and reboot. Done, there will be an added animation from AOD to lockscreen clock.

Camera-feature edits!​

These are features you can add in camera-features, which is located in system(root)/system/cameradata

Add Pro Video:

Tested in OneUI 2.1. Add the following line under the SHOOTING_MODE lines:

<local name="SHOOTING_MODE_PRO_VIDEO" back="PRO_VIDEO" enable="true" more="true" [COLOR="Yellow"]order="10"[/COLOR]/>

Make sure your order=## doesn't affect the other existing lines. If your last mode said order="9", change pro_video to "10". If the last one said "11", change pro_video to "12" and so on and so forth

Reboot and you should have pro video on your shooting options

Add 60fps video recorder (1080p):

Tested in OneUI 2.1. Search for the following line:

<local name="BACK_CAMCORDER_RESOLUTION_FEATURE_MAP_1920X1080"

Under it, add the following line:

<local name="BACK_CAMCORDER_RESOLUTION_FEATURE_MAP_1920X1080_60FPS" value="true" hdr="true" hdr10="false" preview-size="1920x1080" snapshot-support="true" snapshot-size="4624x2604" vdis="false" effect="false" object-tracking="false" seamless-zoom-support="false" external-storage-support="true"/>

Reboot, go to video settings and you should now see the option to set resolution to FHD (60fps)

Note: For 60fps to work, you have to disable video stabilization. If it is activated, your video will not record (it will just record a bunch of nonsense, like black and white screens).

Edit: Updated line, it now disables video stabilization by default to avoid issues.

Enable second editing in Singe Take:

Tested only in OneUI 2.5. Search the following line:

<local name="SINGLE_TAKE_USING_SINGLE_LENS_ONLY" value="true" />

Under it, add the following line:

<local name="SUPPORT_SINGLE_TAKE_EXTENDED_CAPTURE" value="true" />

Save, reboot and you should now be able to switch how many seconds you want single take to last. From 5 seconds all the way up to 15 seconds

If you guys have any edits I should add, let me know. Feel free to give suggestions or edits you've done yourself, even in build.prop ;)

Thanks!