I am using:
1. Adaway after enabling systemless in magisk settings
2. Greenify4magisk - helpful in hibernating notification hungry and backgroung running application
Both safetynetcheck are green.
Cant find SELinux permissive module. Can someone help? Also what other modules are you using?
Aj.GaLaxY aCE said:
I am using:
1. Adaway after enabling systemless in magisk settings
2. Greenify4magisk - helpful in hibernating notification hungry and backgroung running application
Both safetynetcheck are green.
Cant find SELinux permissive module. Can someone help? Also what other modules are you using?
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For SELinux changes you could use for example this app, very simple and you can quickly toggle it (for example to test if permissive still needed after next system update).
I used to use Greenify4magisk, but in fact it works completely fine even without it. In Oreo it might not be needed at all, system has quite good doze mode, I am getting below 0.2% of idle battery usage (vs. 0.5% on Nougat).
The only module which I use is the one which I made for myself (enable EIS, C2API, fix video recording sound, add more volume steps)
Gcam freezes
_mysiak_ said:
For SELinux changes you could use for example this app, very simple and you can quickly toggle it (for example to test if permissive still needed after next system update).
I used to use Greenify4magisk, but in fact it works completely fine even without it. In Oreo it might not be needed at all, system has quite good doze mode, I am getting below 0.2% of idle battery usage (vs. 0.5% on Nougat).
The only module which I use is the one which I made for myself (enable EIS, C2API, fix video recording sound, add more volume steps)
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Could you share that module, please? I added persist.camera.HAL3,enabled=1 to the build prop but the GCAM take a long time to open and even my stock camera. I don´t know what I am making wrong.
paqr28 said:
Could you share that module, please? I added persist.camera.HAL3,enabled=1 to the build prop but the GCAM take a long time to open and even my stock camera. I don´t know what I am making wrong.
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You're doing it right, but there is a bug in Oreo, at the moment there is only one known workaround - set SELinux to permissive mode (for example with this or any other app/method). Gcam and stock camera will start fast in permissive mode.
Slow motion GCAM
_mysiak_ said:
You're doing it right, but there is a bug in Oreo, at the moment there is only one known workaround - set SELinux to permissive mode (for example with this or any other app/method). Gcam and stock camera will start fast in permissive mode.
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Thank you, It finally works with SELinux to permissive, Did the Slow motion in gcam works for you? That is the only thing that doesn´t work for me.
paqr28 said:
Thank you, It finally works with SELinux to permissive, Did the Slow motion in gcam works for you? That is the only thing that doesn´t work for me.
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Slow motion requires different media profile files, but when you replace them, stock camera will crash with slow mo mode.. As I never use this mode and I prefer fully working stock camera, I just let it be..
_mysiak_ said:
For SELinux changes you could use for example this app, very simple and you can quickly toggle it (for example to test if permissive still needed after next system update).
I used to use Greenify4magisk, but in fact it works completely fine even without it. In Oreo it might not be needed at all, system has quite good doze mode, I am getting below 0.2% of idle battery usage (vs. 0.5% on Nougat).
The only module which I use is the one which I made for myself (enable EIS, C2API, fix video recording sound, add more volume steps)
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Couldyou please share your module? It works on oreo?
IronJacob said:
Couldyou please share your module? It works on oreo?
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Please find the module attached, it works for me on Oreo, no guarantees though
It adds these build.prop values:
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persist.camera.eis.enable=1
persist.camera.HAL3.enabled=1
ro.qc.sdk.audio.fluencetype=fluencepro
ro.config.vc_call_vol_steps=14
ro.config.media_vol_steps=30
audio.safemedia.bypass=true
_mysiak_ said:
Please find the module attached, it works for me on Oreo, no guarantees though
It adds these build.prop values:
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Thank you very much
_mysiak_ said:
For SELinux changes you could use for example this app, very simple and you can quickly toggle it (for example to test if permissive still needed after next system update).
I used to use Greenify4magisk, but in fact it works completely fine even without it. In Oreo it might not be needed at all, system has quite good doze mode, I am getting below 0.2% of idle battery usage (vs. 0.5% on Nougat).
The only module which I use is the one which I made for myself (enable EIS, C2API, fix video recording sound, add more volume steps)
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Fix video recording sounds? Is it bad?
_mysiak_ said:
Please find the module attached, it works for me on Oreo, no guarantees though
It adds these build.prop values:
Code:
persist.camera.eis.enable=1
persist.camera.HAL3.enabled=1
ro.qc.sdk.audio.fluencetype=fluencepro
ro.config.vc_call_vol_steps=14
ro.config.media_vol_steps=30
audio.safemedia.bypass=true
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thank you man! to add or edit stuff in your module i can simply edit the system.prop file in your mod?
Also , i see you use "ro.qc.sdk.audio.fluencetype=fluencepro" while oher mod use "ro.vendor.audio.sdk.fluencetype=fluencepro", both valua are correct or other mod mistake this value?
riccetto80 said:
thank you man! to add or edit stuff in your module i can simply edit the system.prop file in your mod?
Also , i see you use "ro.qc.sdk.audio.fluencetype=fluencepro" while oher mod use "ro.vendor.audio.sdk.fluencetype=fluencepro", both valua are correct or other mod mistake this value?
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Yes, you can edit system.prop to modify the values and reinstall the module to apply them. I used to be able to modify system.prop of already installed module in /magisk/module_name/system.prop file directly, but it stopped working for me - file doesn't get saved (not sure if related to Oreo).
"ro.qc.sdk.audio.fluencetype=fluencepro" was required in Nougat. In Oreo, the default value is indeed "ro.vendor.audio.sdk.fluencetype=none". However audio recording is fine as far as I can tell, so it either has been fixed by Xiaomi or "ro.qc.sdk.audio.fluencetype=fluencepro" is still working. Will check when I have more time for testing
Edit:I can't hear any difference between stock "ro.vendor.audio.sdk.fluencetype=none"; "ro.vendor.audio.sdk.fluencetype=fluencepro" and "ro.qc.sdk.audio.fluencetype=fluencepro". My guess would be that it has been fixed by Xiaomi in the January(?) Oreo update. Can anyone else confirm?
A question - if I have the EIS and HAL3 already activated as I have the Gcam previously installed I don't need to deactivate them in your module? Just install the module? What I want is the voice recorder. Or, shall I put to zero ("0") these values: persist.camera.eis.enable=1
persist.camera.HAL3.enabled=1
laotzy said:
A question - if I have the EIS and HAL3 already activated as I have the Gcam previously installed I don't need to deactivate them in your module? Just install the module? What I want is the voice recorder. Or, shall I put to zero ("0") these values: persist.camera.eis.enable=1
persist.camera.HAL3.enabled=1
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You can keep them (Magisk merges build.prop changes from all modules), remove repeating lines or add comment sign "#" at the beginning of the line which you want to skip. The easiest way is to use module as it is, it should work without any issues..
Hello guys, anyone tried the Systemless Xposed for Oreo?
spithash said:
Hello guys, anyone tried the Systemless Xposed for Oreo?
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Yes, many of us. It's working fine, but will break Safetynet.
These modules help me a lot everyday.
joeyhuab said:
These modules help me a lot everyday.
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Pls Give link of Andromeda Enabler and all modules related with nav bar
sauru.660 said:
Pls Give link of Andromeda Enabler and all modules related with nav bar
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Andromeda enabler: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1SwIza1UYLQrn0c6b0gS9zEV7p48YefKh
Soft keys only: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1kOrqcZRki8ZhEeGy8_AC515uXq6qjBkr
Navbar: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1mv1XkT_ElubR-hBUpXC2cmF7mYbplEXs
Enjoy.
joeyhuab said:
These modules help me a lot everyday.
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Are you on Oreo or Nougat? If on Oreo, have you installed the latest update?
Hey Guys,
I found this mod which works in Android 8.0.0... (works in 8.1) please post findings and also on other devices too..
Currently running OB3 on my 5t with magisk version 15.3
1)Download and root with magisk
2)disable Official YouTube app from settings(returns it to factory app which is required)
3)go to module and search for youtube
4)download the Injected Vanced Youtube background playback module
5)run it and reboot enable YouTube after reboot and enjoy!
All credits to the developers
Background playback and Magisk Version
persieghini said:
Hey Guys,
I found this mod which works in Android 8.0.0...might work in 8.1.1 please post findings
Currently running OB2 on my 5t with magisk version 15.3
1)Download and root with magisk
2)disable Official YouTube app from settings(returns it to factory app which is required)
3)go to module and search for youtube
4)download the Injected Vanced Youtube background playback module
5)run it and reboot enable YouTube after reboot and enjoy!
All credits to the developers
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I used the nonroot version on my S8+ and switched to the magisk module ever since I got my 5T.
Works great on OOS Oreo beta2
I've used the iYTBP as well for a long time. Unfortunately the Open Beta 2 upgrade broke the Picture in Picture functionality and I had to disable it from the iYTBP menu. Background playback works but PiP will cause the system ui to force close immediately. I've tried uninstalling the magisk module and removing all youtube related. Then I dirty flashed the OB2 and installed the iYTBP in the old way. Any ideas what to do next? It seems the Picture in Picture is working for you guys?
Squabl said:
I've used the iYTBP as well for a long time. Unfortunately the Open Beta 2 upgrade broke the Picture in Picture functionality and I had to disable it from the iYTBP menu. Background playback works but PiP will cause the system ui to force close immediately. I've tried uninstalling the magisk module and removing all youtube related. Then I dirty flashed the OB2 and installed the iYTBP in the old way. Any ideas what to do next? It seems the Picture in Picture is working for you guys?
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Works for me.
You may need to update the module.
I had to toggle PIP for YouTube off then back on though.
Try that and see if it works for you.
Squabl said:
I've used the iYTBP as well for a long time. Unfortunately the Open Beta 2 upgrade broke the Picture in Picture functionality and I had to disable it from the iYTBP menu. Background playback works but PiP will cause the system ui to force close immediately. I've tried uninstalling the magisk module and removing all youtube related. Then I dirty flashed the OB2 and installed the iYTBP in the old way. Any ideas what to do next? It seems the Picture in Picture is working for you guys?
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Toggle pip and try clearing cache and data of YouTube along with disabling and enabling it back to get original app
Turns out I had pressed hide button in Magisk manager so that the system ui couldn't see iYTB. That was causing the system ui to force close when in PiP mode. (I've hidden the magisk root from all the apps that doesn't need it. My banking application detects root if some mysterious process that I haven't figured out has root access.)
Squabl said:
Turns out I had pressed hide button in Magisk manager so that the system ui couldn't see iYTB. That was causing the system ui to force close when in PiP mode. (I've hidden the magisk root from all the apps that doesn't need it. My banking application detects root if some mysterious process that I haven't figured out has root access.)
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Glad you figured it out
This is for YouTube vanced or official you tube
Amrut Parmar said:
This is for YouTube vanced or official you tube
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This is for the official YouTube app...but the mod is called vanced...it works over the original YouTube app
i need a rom which is having camera2api pre-enabled in it ??
Aosp extended AEX Rom
Masik Miui Rom
Pixel Experience and Lineage os
Manav10799 said:
Pixel Experience and Lineage os
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This comes as a surprise to me, as I had to manually enable camera2 two days prior in lineageos on whyred.
Anyway, OP, what is the problem with enabling it yourself via twrp? (mount system, open terminal in twrp > advanced then echo the one required line into the build.prop)
MSM Extended
https://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note-5-pro/development/stable-msm-xtended-x9-t3819822
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This comes as a surprise to me, as I had to manually enable camera2 two days prior in lineageos on whyred.
Anyway, OP, what is the problem with enabling it yourself via twrp? (mount system, open terminal in twrp > advanced then echo the one required line into the build.prop)
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Or simply editing the build.prop in the system/ folder: "persist.camera.HAL3.enabled=1"
Sure you need to root the device but who doesn't in case you have already flashed a custom rom: hiding root from certain apps is not the problem (except Pokemon GO fair enough)
A R said:
i need a rom which is having camera2api pre-enabled in it ??
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Masik
v0id_walker said:
This comes as a surprise to me, as I had to manually enable camera2 two days prior in lineageos on whyred.
Anyway, OP, what is the problem with enabling it yourself via twrp? (mount system, open terminal in twrp > advanced then echo the one required line into the build.prop)
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yes i agree i also manually enabled camera2api on Los15.1 but it broke my front camera video calling feature in all the apps. So if anybody have any solution to this please do share here.
Surik4t4 said:
MSM Extended
https://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note-5-pro/development/stable-msm-xtended-x9-t3819822
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they have just provided the option to enable or disable it from settings but what about the video calling feature which gets broken after enabling it ?? did anybody tested on any rom with enabling camera2api ???
A R said:
yes i agree i also manually enabled camera2api on Los15.1 but it broke my front camera video calling feature in all the apps. So if anybody have any solution to this please do share here.
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There's magisk module called camera2_api+WhatsApp.zip that enable camera 2 api without conflict with any other app (in this case video calling on WhatsApp), i get it somewhere on di xda but not test it yet, i'll report back tomorrow
Bad english, sorry
Some advice: do not choose ROM just because camera2 API enabled. Enabling camera2 API is very easy. Choose ROM according to your needs and preferences first, then worry about camera2 API.
A R said:
they have just provided the option to enable or disable it from settings but what about the video calling feature which gets broken after enabling it ?? did anybody tested on any rom with enabling camera2api ???
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Whatsapp video calling works perfectly well on Msm Xtented no issues here and in the latest build also comes with A2 ported cam
Hi everyone, I have a Zenfone 5 Lite which was recently updated to Android 9, as I had already researched, from that version onwards, the devices would not need to root or otherwise to activate the Camera2Api function, it would come by default in system.
But that's not what happened, updating my device and did not have this function by default, so I rooted, installed the magisk and Tweak Pix3lfly that activates camera2api, but it did not work, so I tried fastboot, also could not and even the .zip file from magisk's own "camera2api enabler" and it didn't work either. I was wondering if there is any other way to enable HAL3 on the device, since on android 7.0 I was able to activate just by installing Pix3lfly and releasing Level3 from the API, I just want to be able to install Gcam, Asus' native camera app is ridiculous and Too bad, it is not possible to make good quality photos, especially when on social networks like Facebook and Instagram, the quality of the images is reduced.
Please does anyone have any solution for this?
Then you can try to enable camera2api by terminal emulator or editing build.prop....too bad I can't post link...you can search "enable camera2api" you will get the process in detail
I will try for the terminal, build prop also tried already and was unsuccessful.