So I have a Moto G Google Play Edition, and I've noticed that my Media volume is very low. Anyone have any ideas?
Is Sound Effects app properly configured? Have you uninstalled it?
And your G is an original GPE or have you converted it to GPE?
Ive not tested this on GPE firmware but you can give it a go. If there is such a file (mixer_path), and there are the said lines, then try to change it. As usual, perform a nandroid backup in case anything goes wrong. Use this method ONLY if the said files and lines are present okay? I can safely say that it works on CM based roms.
forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g/general/headphones-volume-increase-cm11-kitkat-t2830060 <---- I'm talking about this
MarckozZ said:
Is Sound Effects app properly configured? Have you uninstalled it?
And your G is an original GPE or have you converted it to GPE?
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I converted it to gpe, and yes the sound effects app is properly configured.
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Ive not tested this on GPE firmware but you can give it a go. If there is such a file (mixer_path), and there are the said lines, then try to change it. As usual, perform a nandroid backup in case anything goes wrong. Use this method ONLY if the said files and lines are present okay? I can safely say that it works on CM based roms.
forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g/general/headphones-volume-increase-cm11-kitkat-t2830060 <---- I'm talking about this
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I am well aware of this. If I increase this, the sound will distort. So I don't wish to use this method.
MetalPhoenix45 said:
I am well aware of this. If I increase this, the sound will distort. So I don't wish to use this method.
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To be honest, Ive tested this on crappy AND good headphones I didnt notice any distortion (i dont have audiomods, i dont increase bass or anything nor have i experienced distrortion on high frequencies) so I'm a bit dumbfounded. Different roms have different ways of managing audio, i guess. I really want people to focus on this issue too. Ive been looking here and there for a solution to be honest. I hope you'll find a solution and share it here
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To be honest, Ive tested this on crappy AND good headphones I didnt notice any distortion (i dont have audiomods, i dont increase bass or anything nor have i experienced distrortion on high frequencies) so I'm a bit dumbfounded. Different roms have different ways of managing audio, i guess. I really want people to focus on this issue too. Ive been looking here and there for a solution to be honest. I hope you'll find a solution and share it here
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I wish someone here in the XDA developers make a custom kernel for this so it won't distort.
MetalPhoenix45 said:
I wish someone here in the XDA developers make a custom kernel for this so it won't distort.
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There are kernels for GPE that have fauxsound implemented (supposedly its very good at inxreasing volume) but the problem is you have to pay to be able to use the feature using a paid app. I had problems with it where the volume boost wouldnt stick after a reboot, but im not in anyway from stopping you to try it out. You may get different results. Try looking around our moto g forum (for kernels that have fauxsound)
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There are kernels for GPE that have fauxsound implemented (supposedly its very good at inxreasing volume) but the problem is you have to pay to be able to use the feature using a paid app. I had problems with it where the volume boost wouldnt stick after a reboot, but im not in anyway from stopping you to try it out. You may get different results. Try looking around our moto g forum (for kernels that have fauxsound)
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Can you link me one for KitKat 4.4.4.
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try to install first the rocket music player in there you can play about the equalizer.. if not try to find in this section about the dolby digital for moto g may be that could help
rapnix said:
try to install first the rocket music player in there you can play about the equalizer.. if not try to find in this section about the dolby digital for moto g may be that could help
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I do not need equalizer. I am complaining about the low volume.
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Can you link me one for KitKat 4.4.4.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2694576
here's one. It says on the first post that it should work on GPE
AND it does have the fauxsound thing. It's in the changelog
OldYellowBricks said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2694576
here's one. It says on the first post that it should work on GPE
AND it does have the fauxsound thing. It's in the changelog
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I downloaded this and did a backup. Then I flashed it. Everything was fine. I downloaded fauxsound app. Everything was working until I did a reboot to delete my backup. Sure enough, the phone was bricked AFTER I deleted my backup. I turn on my phone, in the google logo. Everything becomes purple and the screen goes black. I cleared cache and dalvik to see if that works but it didn't so I had to do a factory reset. Thanks so much!
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I have always had a lot of low end sound when in a call on my skyrocket (always as in before root) making it hard to hear someone who mumbles or has a lower voice.
w or w/o headphones still have problem. *moreso referring to speaker on phone though
I have tried a plethora of eq's but none seem to affect incoming call sound.
flashed beats audio (by fuss132) problem got worse.
is there any root level eq's or any way i can boost my mids and decrease lows on calls?
I would like to know too. My new A9220 is too trebly but an EQ might help.
Have you tried finding volume+ on google there's a forum that has a free app in it
CM9 Skyrocket
Thanks I have downloaded volume+, the paid version but I need root access and I've been unsuccessful in rooting so far. Any other product suggestions welcome. Volume+ say their speaker quality function is experimental and it doesn't seem like it gives the ability to EQ the incoming call but lets hope it helps or this phone is going back....
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Thanks I have downloaded volume+, the paid version but I need root access and I've been unsuccessful in rooting so far. Any other product suggestions welcome. Volume+ say their speaker quality function is experimental and it doesn't seem like it gives the ability to EQ the incoming call but lets hope it helps or this phone is going back....
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What's the issue with rooting? where you stuck at?
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well, I've tried superoneclick, unlock root, gingerbreak and loading from SD, none of them get through the process. I have USB debugging on etc...I don't know what I'm doing wrong, I wondered if I don't have the right file for the SD method. This is my first Android phone.
Use Odin
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thanks, will check it out...
ad50450 said:
thanks, will check it out...
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Just read the stickies man, it's all explained in easy steps. Learning Odin is essential for sammy anyways, you should get comfortable with it.
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Just read the stickies man
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yeah seems I should do that. I just downloaded Odin pro but it straight away tells me I'm not rooted... which I know of course.
ad50450 said:
yeah seems I should do that. I just downloaded Odin pro but it straight away tells me I'm not rooted... which I know of course.
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I don't mean an app. Do it from Odin on your pc.
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Ok, got it rooted. Now I need to make the speaker usable for calls. Volume+ doesn't seemt o EQ the speaker, just allow me to increase the volume. Any other suggested apps or tweaks?
Did you get volume + from the market or the one from the forum i.was talking about
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Oh, I got the paid version from play store. Same?
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Is this the one you mean then? http://androidaudiohacks.com/?page_id=16 should I sign up to the forum and get this one instead?
I believe its the same just free instead
CM9 Skyrocket
found engineers menu (via dialpad) with audio adjustment so that might help. Will run through the options provided.
Hello all,
So I am trying to get used to my new N5. I do like the device but have a few questions that I am hoping this forum can help answer.
1) Sound on N5: this seems low, When I apply an EQ app it gets a bit lower. Is there anything to fix this? Have ppl seen the same result?
2) Remove Apps on N5: I have a rooted/unlocked bootloader N5. There are some apps that I don't use and want to remove. How do I do this properly?
3) Dialer Apps: are there dialer apps out there that completely replace the stock dialer but with better feature/functionality?
I think that is it for now. I am coming from a LG Optimus G Pro, so its taking some time to get used to the screen size difference. I didnt think this would be a big deal but its a bigger deal than I gave it credit for.
Thanks,
Steve
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2) Remove Apps on N5: I have a rooted/unlocked bootloader N5. There are some apps that I don't use and want to remove.
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Use Rom Toolbox or Titanium Backup to freeze unwanted apps. Better than uninstalling because it helps to have all of the original apps present for updates and flashing.
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1.) There is a zip that can slightly raise the volume of your nexus 5. And you can do a hardware mod to make it louder.
2.) Get titanium backup and just uninstall them.
3.) Yeah you can use any dialer just like as if you can use any SMS app. There is no "better" dialer. Just Google it and watch reviews and decide from there, that's for you to decide.
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1.) There is a zip that can slightly raise the volume of your nexus 5. And you can do a hardware mod to make it louder.
2.) Get titanium backup and just uninstall them.
3.) Yeah you can use any dialer just like as if you can use any SMS app. There is no "better" dialer. Just Google it and watch reviews and decide from there, that's for you to decide.
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Does the hardware mod only change the loudness of the speaker or does it also apply when using a headset with the device?
stevefxp said:
Does the hardware mod only change the loudness of the speaker or does it also apply when using a headset with the device?
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The hardware mod is drilling holes in the speaker, so....
Try viper4android. I've seen people say that works
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Does the hardware mod only change the loudness of the speaker or does it also apply when using a headset with the device?
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Hardware mods are mods you do with your bare hands and not zips and stuff. So no it will not increase Volume with headphones. If you don't want to get your hands dirty, there's a zip that will also increase the speaker loudness too. And you can do the suggestion above me ↑.
But kernels can raise the volume for headphones. I know that existed for the Galaxy Nexus
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Dragn4rce said:
Hardware mods are mods you do with your bare hands and not zips and stuff. So no it will not increase Volume with headphones. If you don't want to get your hands dirty, there's a zip that will also increase the speaker loudness too. And you can do the suggestion above me ↑.
But kernels can raise the volume for headphones. I know that existed for the Galaxy Nexus
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Anyone have experience with the Faux kernel, which is supposed to be targeted at increasing the loudness?
No I'm stock everything. Just rooted using gravity box
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stevefxp said:
Hello all,
So I am trying to get used to my new N5. I do like the device but have a few questions that I am hoping this forum can help answer.
1) Sound on N5: this seems low, When I apply an EQ app it gets a bit lower. Is there anything to fix this? Have ppl seen the same result?
2) Remove Apps on N5: I have a rooted/unlocked bootloader N5. There are some apps that I don't use and want to remove. How do I do this properly?
3) Dialer Apps: are there dialer apps out there that completely replace the stock dialer but with better feature/functionality?
I think that is it for now. I am coming from a LG Optimus G Pro, so its taking some time to get used to the screen size difference. I didnt think this would be a big deal but its a bigger deal than I gave it credit for.
Thanks,
Steve
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1) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2532788
2) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.estrongs.android.pop&hl=en
2a) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cleanmaster.mguard&hl=en
2b) http://howto.cnet.com/8301-11310_39-20098610-285/removing-stock-apps-on-rooted-android-devices/
3) I like stock dialer (4.4.2) especially when trying to find a phone number for the place but look around playstore
I also have the popular microphone issue in my Nexus 5, the person i am calling complains of low or distant voice.
I have looked over for solutions but haven't found any that are a definite fix.
I'v tried covering the secondary mic, using apps to enhance mic volume, use safe mode to determine any app interference but nothing so far has helped. Using a headset or using speakerphone to call everytime is not a sufficient solution.
Finally i am asking here if there is any other fix available that i have missed in my search?
Can flashing a custom rom solve this problem? or is there a patch or mod available that can help?
P.S. I am running the latest android version so please don't suggest me to update.
ayush29k said:
I also have the popular microphone issue in my Nexus 5, the person i am calling complains of low or distant voice.
I have looked over for solutions but haven't found any that are a definite fix.
I'v tried covering the secondary mic, using apps to enhance mic volume, use safe mode to determine any app interference but nothing so far has helped. Using a headset or using speakerphone to call everytime is not a sufficient solution.
Finally i am asking here if there is any other fix available that i have missed in my search?
Can flashing a custom rom solve this problem? or is there a patch or mod available that can help?
P.S. I am running the latest android version so please don't suggest me to update.
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Here, you nay find this post useful. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=54699469
Let me know if you try some of the solutions he mentions and if they work.
omvir said:
Here, you nay find this post useful. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=54699469
Let me know if you try some of the solutions he mentions and if they work.
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I will look into this but i am not sure its a very good fix, its kind of a trade off though.
The first procedure sounds easy enough to do however the second one is kinda impossible, cos you need to understand qualcomm's internal coding to make any changes to help solve the problem.
Lets see if someone else can suggest any other fix.
I am hoping someone would say that he flashed a particular custom rom and the thing works fine with it.
Any other suggestions?
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That's the oy working "fix"
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In that case its quite surprising google hasn't fixed it in the recent updates
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Forgive me if this has been asked already (I did spend 5 minutes searching here to no avail...)
Obviously since official CM 12 came out the glitchy audio problems have been sorted out on all the ROMs, though no matter what lollipop ROM I install it's just too damn quiet. Feels like it maxes out at about 70% the volume of CM11S and as I listen to spoken word not music it's become unusable.
Is this some weird confluence of events that only affects me? (I can't find any other complaints) Anyone know any workarounds? I installed Viper4Android and it worked but there was no way of getting it any louder (if anything it was a bit quieter no matter what I tried)
The buggy Beta CM12s were fantastically loud, but alas the Max Headroom style digital glitches made them unusable.
I would love to be able to hear my audiobooks and podcasts again. Can anyone please advise?
**Edit to mention that the EU safe levels have already been overruled**
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This is what i did to get some high volume for ma cm12 built,
I flashed this mod which is triple mono high thingy and flashed Viper4Android..
If you want u can try it and get back to me
bashrulz said:
This is what i did to get some high volume for ma cm12 built,
I flashed this mod which is triple mono high thingy and flashed Viper4Android..
If you want u can try it and get back to me
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Thanks but doing that killed my OPO. I now get "couldn't play back the track you required" on Play Music and "episode appears to be in a format we can't play" with Pocket Casts.
I should also have pointed out that speaker volume is of no interest to me, just bluetooth and headset. Thanks for taking the time to answer me though.
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You bumped one minute after the thread was created??
I made this mod over a year ago for Moto G3 and it has been very popular, so I decided to bring it over to G4 now that I have this device myself. If anyone would like any additional settings, please ask. Enjoy!!
This mod should be compatible with the entire 2016 Moto family (all devices bearing a G4 moniker)
Use at your own risk!
Drop the file in /etc (/vendor/etc for android 8.0/+) rename to mixer_paths.xml, and change permissions to rw-r--r--
To revert, use the 84mixer_paths.xml file provided, rename to mixer_paths.xml and set permissions rw-r--r--
You must reboot for changes to apply. This is a TOTAL volume mod!! it will boost every volume on the device.
Default value is 84, I set it at 89. I like my music extremely loud, and this was slightly lower than I would choose, so it should be good for most people. If anyone wants more or less, I can take requests.
Stock OEM ROM
Looks amazing, am about to try it out on LOS 14.
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Did you test this on a Moto G4 Play?
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Confirmed NOT WORKING on Moto G4 2016 Standard running LOS 14.1. No sound at all. However, pull the XML from here:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/L...motorola_athene/cm-14.1/audio/mixer_paths.xml
and, using a text editor, edit any 84's to a higher number, say, 92. Save, set permissions properly, and push to /etc. Can confirm that this works.
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Edit, pulling the LOS XML may or may not work depending on your ROM (although, the majority of ROMs are LOS based). Just install a root browser or use adb with a text editor and manually edit the /etc/mixer_paths.xml, and reboot.
Thanks
negusp said:
Looks amazing, am about to try it out on LOS 14.
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yes
I need all other volumes on default except the in call volume from the earpiece.. It should be louder.. can you make a zip for me?
kulankit97 said:
I need all other volumes on default except the in call volume from the earpiece.. It should be louder.. can you make a zip for me?
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https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByE999IDa0JndlVnd3lLamtHQ2c
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Yeeaaah, this doesn't work on the Moto G4 Standard XT1625 running LineageOS 14.1. Set permissions properly, etc.
However, I pulled the LineageOS XML from GitHub, replaced the mixer_paths92.xml and manually edited the default LOS XML with Root Explorer and set all values there from 84 to 92, and the volume was boosted significantly.
Also, I didn't realize that my kernel also supports speaker gain so I increased it even higher
Super loud speakers and they only crackle a little bit!
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Yeeaaah, this doesn't work on the Moto G4 Standard XT1625 running LineageOS 14.1. Set permissions properly, etc.
However, I pulled the LineageOS XML from GitHub, replaced the mixer_paths92.xml and manually edited the default LOS XML with Root Explorer and set all values there from 84 to 92, and the volume was boosted significantly.
Also, I didn't realize that my kernel also supports speaker gain so I increased it even higher
Super loud speakers and they only crackle a little bit!
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That's not a big surprise, since lineage isn't really stock aosp. Glad it worked editing yourself, though!!
Working fine, using '92' in my Moto G4 Play. Thank you so much .
Isn't it harmful for speakers???
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Isn't it harmful for speakers???
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For sure, it is. It isn't really hard to read this:
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Use at your own risk!
You are responsible for being careful with your smartphone's speaker. Also, I'll suggest you to take care while using headphones, you might experience several problems with your eardrum if you keep using your headphones with so much volume.
vishalrao8 said:
Isn't it harmful for speakers???
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For sure, it is. It isn't really hard to read this:
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Use at your own risk!
You are responsible for being careful with your smartphone's speaker. Also, I'll suggest you to take care while using headphones, you might experience several problems with your eardrum if you keep using your headphones with so much volume.
@[email protected] is there a reason you copied the last post? were you trying to post something different? a question, perhaps?
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@[email protected] is there a reason you copied the last post? were you trying to post something different? a question, perhaps?
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Yeah iam dum ass and I'm trying to get info on a bootloader and how to root my phone but there no manul for a jack ass like me I got the ome unlock but can't do noting no bootloader no root don't know why it's so hard for me to e lol
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Yeah iam dum ass and I'm trying to get info on a bootloader and how to root my phone but there no manul for a jack ass like me I got the ome unlock but can't do noting no bootloader no root don't know why it's so hard for me to e lol
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there is a guide. in the future, please search, and please ask questions in the proper place, rather than a totally unrelated thread.
here is what you were looking for
https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/standalone/bootloader/unlock-your-device-a
if you find you need further help, please start a thread in the g4 q&a section, and i'll be more than happy to assist
Updated for lineage 14.1 support
So the only difference between the stock and lineage varieties is stock uses Windows style (CR+LF) EOL and lineage uses Unix style (LF) EOL?
Is that common among xml files on harpia stock roms? Not really on topic I know, but just was curious. I suppose I could always decompress a stock system.img and have a look/see for myself.
Does it work with the external speaker?
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Does it work with the external speaker?
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ALL VOLUME OUTPUT means all volume output, no exceptions ?
can we use this in jalebi its clone of harpia