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Dolby may have made a lot of Android users angry by only offering their Atmos surround sound equalizer to Lenovo and Amazon, but we all know that exclusivity is only temporary in the Android world. Thanks to @worstenbrood, we now have a ported version that can be installed on any device running Android 4.3 and above.
This app needs to be installed via TWRP, so make sure you have an unlocked bootloader before attempting this install.
Step 1: Download Dolby Atmos ZIP (Download Link Updated)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=12486&task=get
Grab a copy of the Dolby Atmos .zip file, then boot your device into TWRP. On most devices, this can be achieved by pressing and holding the Volume Down and Power buttons until the device reboots.
Step 2: Flash the ZIP File
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In TWRP, tap "Install" and select the .zip file you downloaded earlier. "Swipe to Confirm Flash," then once the install has completed, tap "Reboot System."
Step 3: Enable Dolby Atmos
Open up the Dolby Audio app from your app drawer, then make sure the equalizer is on by hitting the power icon.
On the bottom of the screen you will see options to enable a Dialogue Enhancer, Volume Leveler, and Surround Virtualizer, which will all help in simulating a surround sound experience.
If you want to further fine-tune your Android's audio, you can also enable one of the Intelligent Equalizers or create your own profile manually. The changes are applied automatically, so there is no need to reboot or restart any apps after making adjustments.
The changes are slightly noticeable when using your phone's speakers, but to really get the most out of them, throw on your best pair of headphones.
I'm not sure why you need to repost this, when its here…. http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/mod-dolby-atmos-t3109446
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Record your Tegra2 screen from a PC.
Proof: Watch
Warning:
1: I've only tried this on CM10.1. I'm not sure about other ROM's or stock ROM's. You test and tell me. I'll include it under "tested configs".
2: This includes installing an app on your PC and its client app on your device.
3. This is not perfect. The recording is laggy, but you can record. Isn't that enough?
4. You'll need a pc with screen recorder like camtasia recorder.
How-To:
1. First go grab this software. MyPhoneExplorer.. This is a must have. Apart from screen recording it offers multiple other tools.
2. Install it on your PC.
3. On your phone enable "USB debugging" and connect the phone to the PC.
4. Open up the app on your PC.
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5. Then goto extras on the menu bar and select "Control Phone/Load Screen shot"
6. That's it your beautiful tegra2 device will load up on the screen. You can do whatever you like on the phone like navigating the homescreens, playing a game, listening to music etc. All that gets replicated on the PC screen.
7. The last step is using a good PC screen recorder to record the screen area currently occupied by the "Control Phone" window of the MyPhoneExlorer app.
8. Enjoy! and you can also post some of your screen recordings here. I'm adding the first one below for you to see.
Watch
Note: Plz don't mind my game playing skills, I suck at some games.
Great now we can upload tutorial & more while using that. Great..:good:
Hi people out there!
I'll post here a guide to boost the volume of your phone!
With this mod you will get audio effects that are missing in stock version and in combination with Volume+ from Google Play you can increase the volume of your device. Volume+ is not a free app, but i have heard that there is a free beta version in the forum of the developer.
But you should support the dev and buy the app
This is not something like beats audio or similar, this is simply for people who want a louder phone.
Credits:
- Meltus for his great Volume+ and the audio_effects.conf
- radarga (@4pda.ru)
Notice:
Be careful when you make it louder, you can easily break your speaker if you put the volume to high!
It works on k2u & k2ul and maybe also on other versions of One SV (untested until now).
Requirements:
- Your phone must be rooted
- The audio_effects.zip file from this post (Thanks and credits to Meltus!)
- Volume+
How to install:
1.) Download the zip file from attachment and unzip it (this file is not for flashing in recovery!)
2.) Copy the audio_effects.conf with a root explorer to your device into the folder system/etc/
(make a Backup over recovery before and make a backup from stock audio_effects.conf!)
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3.) Set the permissions like in the picture:
4.) Restart your phone and install Volume+
5.) Into the app go to "Speaker Settings" and set a flag at "Audio Modifications" and at "Use custom EQ Settings".
Then you can push up the volume under "Volume Level".
But again be careful! You can kill your speaker if it is set to high.
Volume Level 15 works for me and should be enough.
Sony Walkman + Viper4Android Material + Dolby Digital Sound Driver for EMUI 3.1 Lollipop 5.1.1
Experience the best in sound with this MEGA Sound Mod for EMUI 3.1 5.1.1 Lollipop. Includes the latest Walkman from Sony Lollipop Z Series, the highly acclaimed Viper4Android Sound Mod and the best in class Surround Audio from Dolby Digital Driver.
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Instructions
Make a Backup first. I won't be held responsible for broken devices, boot loops...
Ensure you have at least 30 MB free space in /system/ partition.
Download the flashable ZIP file from this link.
Boot to recovery and flash away the zip file.
After boot, open SELinuxModeChanger (will be installed after flashing zip) and change SELinux Mode to Permissive.
Open Viper4Android and install the sound driver.
Reboot and you're done!
Whenever you want to turn on the mod, simply disable DTS Mode from Settings > Sound.
Version Information
Sony Walkman: Version 9.1.1.A.1.0beta
Viper4Android: Version 2.3.4.0 Codename: Beautiful Material Design
Dolby Digital Sound: Version 7.1
Credits
I am not the creator of this mod. This mod was only possible due to hard work by other developers porting Walkman to other Android devices, maker of Viper4Android and Dolby Digital. All these apps were just assembled in one ZIP file, made flashable and compatible with EMUI 3.1 5.1.1.
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Malhaar is a powerful music player with simple and new design. It comes with advanced equalizer.
If you are looking for an simple music player with crystal clear sound, beautiful design and visualizers which will take your breath away, then you have found it.
Features:
1: loads songs from memory
2: Equilizer
3. shuffle
4. repeat songs
5. Many sorting options
Equalizer Features:
1. Volume controller
2. 7 bands to control voice, bass etc
3. Virtualizer
4. Bass Boost
5. 16 presets
Note: Its in beta stage, so you may get some Force close in some points.
Features to be added:
1. Online Streaming.
2. Folder View.
3. set Timer to play song
4. Chrome Cast support
5. Lyrics View
6. Theme
Please review and rate us.
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Your app looks very nice,can you please make it work on kitkat
pokepokepoke said:
Your app looks very nice,can you please make it work on kitkat
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yes sure...will make it support kitkat in next build
If you installed the chinese firmware on your meizu 16th, you probably noticed a low volume and distorted audio in general when using bluetooth.
Even when enabling the standard equalizer the problem persist. Audio remains low, bass and trebles are not reproduced well.
So, here's how I managed to fix it and bring it to the best quality:
Download an mp3, connect your bluetooth headset(I used my airpods) and check the quality
Root your meizu if you haven't done yet, following this tutorial: Root Guide Link.
Install from playstore Busybox Busybox Playstore Link, open the app, click install, don't reboot yet.
Download this zip: Bluetooth Libs Download, extract and place them in a folder in your internal storage
Using a Root explorer(I use XPlore: XPlore Playstore Link) copy and replace those libs in system/lib and system/lib64 folder.
Open the file /vendor/build.prop and edit this parameter: persist.vendor.bt.a2dp_offload_cap and add -aac at the end. In this way you will change it to: persist.vendor.bt.a2dp_offload_cap=sbc-aptx-aptxtws-aptxhd-aac. Save the changes.
Go to the path /vendor/etc and rename the file audio_effects.conf to audio_effects.conf.bak
Reboot now. This is very important.
Install ViperFX from this link ViperFX_2.5.0.5 and execute it. It will ask to install drivers, click yes and wait, it will freeze for a while, just wait. when it's done, press ok.
Reboot again.
Now you can open ViperFX, enable it and test the sound quality(volume should be louder and better quality)
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