DOLBY ATMOS
For Android 4.3x
Since this is a software, it should work on all android ( 4.3 and above ). Also contains two types of installation 'one with custom recovery and other without custom recovery' . If you have installed other dolby, it may conflict. Links are given at the bottom. .
***WARNING***1. DO THIS AT YOUR RISK. (I am not responsible for any damage).
2. MAKE A BACKUP OF YOUR ROM/FIRMWARE
3. BACKUP THE AUDIO_ EFFECTS.CONF into your sd card as there is some reason. ( located in the path /system/etc/audio_effects.conf.)
REQUIREMENTS1. Rooted android device. ( compulsory )
2. Custom recovery if you have. ( not compulsory ).
3. If you dont have custom recovery, then download ES file explorer from playstore open it and given it permission of root with superuser . Steps below.
INSTALLATION STEPS
Install Without Recovery
1. Open ES file explorer
2. Go to left top and tap menu.
3. Go to the bottom to the tab 'tools' .
4. In the 'tools' tab, tap on 'Root explorer' and give permission to superuser.
Note:- whatever you paste( the files of dolby) , then you have to change that file's or folder's permission, ( only to be done after you paste each file and make each folders) steps below =
I. ( for the files) keep holding on the file you have pasted and go to 'properties' and tap 'change permission' , now tick all in the first column, in second column only the first to be ticked. Now tap OK ( these are for the files you create or paste).
II. ( for the folder) same steps as above, now in the first column tick all, second column only the first to be ticked. In the third column all to be ticked.
5. Now go to path /system/app
6. Make folders 'As' and 'AsUI' ( only if other apps are in each folders / if all the apps are mixed then skip this step).
7. Paste As and AsUI in apps (if other are mixed. Any doubt means feel free to ask).
OR
7. Paste 'As.apk' in the folder 'As' and 'AsUI.apk' in the folder 'AsUI' ( if other apps are in each folder).[ Any doubt means feel free to ask.]
8.Change those folders and apps permission as given above.
9. Go to path /system/etc/ and now paste audio_effect.conf (if already exists take a backup of yours and paste there. If you want me to edit your phones original audio.conf, then upload it and I will add dolby to that for you, so that everything in your audio_effect.conf remains same ( I will just add some lines there and it's still your audio_effect.conf.
10. Change permission of that.
11. In the same path, make a folder 'dolby'. Change permission of that folder.
12. In the folder 'dolby' paste the file 'ds-default.xml' and change its permission.
13. Go to path /system/lib and paste the file 'libdlbdapstorage.so' and change its permission.
14. Go to path /system/lib/sounds and paste the file 'libswdap-mod.so' and change its permission.
15. Go to path /system/vendor/etc (if path not available make a folder and change permission).
16. In the above path, paste 'audio_effects.conf' and change the permission.
17. Just reboot your device and you have successfully installed.
Install with Recovery
1. Just flash it with your custom recovery.
2. Boot your device and have successfully installed.
UNINSTALLATION STEPS
Uninstall Without Recovery
1. Just delete the files you have pasted to install dolby atmos with ES File Explorer. ( only the files I gave )
2. Replace the audio_effects.conf with your backup and change permission as defined above. ( delete the one I gave you and paste there with your old one.)
3. Reboot your device and you have successfully uninstalled.
Uninstall with Recovery
1. Just flash the UNINSTALL.zip with your custom recovery. ( links below)
2. Reboot your device and you have successfully uninstalled.
Links :-
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Any way to disable soft keys without rooting? Immersive Mode doesn't work because it disables the keyboard.
I'm Possible
mimin0 said:
Any way to disable soft keys without rooting? Immersive Mode doesn't work because it disables the keyboard.
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So,
Here is the way,
Note-Do it at your own risk!! I'll not be responsible for anything!!
It is not actually rooting your device...:silly:
I'll just tell you the method...
Rest you have to figure it out how to do it because I'm not an owner of Honor 8!!! , Currently my device is Lenovo A6000 Plus
Requirements:
1. PC
2. ADB Files
3. Custom Recovery ( I recommend - TWRP above 3.0 because I've done it same way on my device)
4. Unlocked Bootloader / Fastboot (You should have it)
5. One working Data Cable
6. Minimum Knowledge of editing Build Prop
7. The flashable zip in the attachment below...
8. You with your Phone!!!....
Now Let's Start... (But 1st Try to understand carefully)
1. Download the Flashable zip & put it in your PC
2. Boot your phone into Fastboot/Bootloader ( In whatever process you want - i) Manually or ii) adb reboot bootloader)
3. Now try this cmd - fastboot boot (name of the recovery).img [But before this step you must put your recovery into the adb folder]
After this wait for few seconds... you must be booted into your recovery...
4. Go to Advance > File Manager > Navigate to system > Select build.prop > copy it to where ever storage you want (I prefer internal)
5. Hope you have mtp enable in the recovery mod, if not then reboot the phone into the normal mode then send the extracted file to your pc ( You can also use es file manager/explorer but I will tell the pc method because it is more perfect)
6. Open the build.prop with notepad ++ and try this method which is given by The Hard Gamer in his "[ROM][32bit][port]OCTOS 6.0.1 for lenovo a6000/+" post
EVERYTHINGS WORKING FINE
TO DISABLE NAVBAR EDIT YOUR BUILD.PROP......
-First obviously you need be a Root user
-Backup your build.prop to your PC or anywhere (but backup it!)
-Edit build.prop with a Root Explorer using this line:
qemu.hw.mainkeys=1
you have to add this at the END of the .prop, save and reboot.
[FOR Marshmallow/Android 6.0]
If you're on Marshmallow (Android 6.0) the process is exactly the same, add the line at the end of the build.prop EXCEPT that you must leave 2 spaces after you added the line.
7. Put replace the build.prop file with the new edited build.prop in the flashable zip.... and put it into your root directory of internal/external storage.
8. Now repeat step 2-3.
9. Mount System, if it is already mounted then unmount it then remount it.
10. Go to install > navigate to the flashable zip > Then flash it.
11. Reboot system & Enjoy (If you Can) :angel:
Another Note :-I was here to participate in Honor 8 wining contest so, I can not exactly tell you the right process because you know (I don't own one of the amazing device)... So, If this method works then please hit like :good: & reply me with your experience... Atleast I can deserve this much..
& One important thing...
Sorry For My BAd English!!
pijushsen94 said:
So,
Here is the way,
Note-Do it at your own risk!! I'll not be responsible for anything!!
It is not actually rooting your device...:silly:
I'll just tell you the method...
Rest you have to figure it out how to do it because I'm not an owner of Honor 8!!! , Currently my device is Lenovo A6000 Plus
Requirements:
1. PC
2. ADB Files
3. Custom Recovery ( I recommend - TWRP above 3.0 because I've done it same way on my device)
4. Unlocked Bootloader / Fastboot (You should have it)
5. One working Data Cable
6. Minimum Knowledge of editing Build Prop
7. The flashable zip in the attachment below...
8. You with your Phone!!!....
Now Let's Start... (But 1st Try to understand carefully)
1. Download the Flashable zip & put it in your PC
2. Boot your phone into Fastboot/Bootloader ( In whatever process you want - i) Manually or ii) adb reboot bootloader)
3. Now try this cmd - fastboot boot (name of the recovery).img [But before this step you must put your recovery into the adb folder]
After this wait for few seconds... you must be booted into your recovery...
4. Go to Advance > File Manager > Navigate to system > Select build.prop > copy it to where ever storage you want (I prefer internal)
5. Hope you have mtp enable in the recovery mod, if not then reboot the phone into the normal mode then send the extracted file to your pc ( You can also use es file manager/explorer but I will tell the pc method because it is more perfect)
6. Open the build.prop with notepad ++ and try this method which is given by The Hard Gamer in his "[ROM][32bit][port]OCTOS 6.0.1 for lenovo a6000/+" post
EVERYTHINGS WORKING FINE
TO DISABLE NAVBAR EDIT YOUR BUILD.PROP......
-First obviously you need be a Root user
-Backup your build.prop to your PC or anywhere (but backup it!)
-Edit build.prop with a Root Explorer using this line:
qemu.hw.mainkeys=1
you have to add this at the END of the .prop, save and reboot.
[FOR Marshmallow/Android 6.0]
If you're on Marshmallow (Android 6.0) the process is exactly the same, add the line at the end of the build.prop EXCEPT that you must leave 2 spaces after you added the line.
7. Put replace the build.prop file with the new edited build.prop in the flashable zip.... and put it into your root directory of internal/external storage.
8. Now repeat step 2-3.
9. Mount System, if it is already mounted then unmount it then remount it.
10. Go to install > navigate to the flashable zip > Then flash it.
11. Reboot system & Enjoy (If you Can) :angel:
Another Note :-I was here to participate in Honor 8 wining contest so, I can not exactly tell you the right process because you know (I don't own one of the amazing device)... So, If this method works then please hit like :good: & reply me with your experience... Atleast I can deserve this much..
& One important thing...
Sorry For My BAd English!!
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Thanks. I was also looking for solution of this issue and your solution helped me a lot
I was looking for a method which does not involve custom recovery and unlocked bootloader, should've probably mentioned that. If I go the TWRP way then may as well root it, but then I'd lose OTA.
Don't feel comfortable doing that just yet.
Rickyzx said:
Thanks. I was also looking for solution of this issue and your solution helped me a lot
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wow
I'm glad to help you!!
Please hit thanks if you really liked it!!
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mimin0 said:
I was looking for a method which does not involve custom recovery and unlocked bootloader, should've probably mentioned that. If I go the TWRP way then may as well root it, but then I'd lose OTA.
Don't feel comfortable doing that just yet.
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I can understand what you want to say!!
But listen,
You can do the whole process without boot the phone in normal mode...
Just unlock the bootloader before the process and relock it after it...
It's that simple..
And It will automatically do a factory reset after unlocking..
My Previous phone was MMX CAnvas A1
I have done many experiments on it like these...
But At the end I still got the OTA updates... Even my SuperSu (By systemless flashable zip) is installed
And you must take some risk in your life to get better results!!
Hope you understand!!!
And press thank button if it helped!!
Requirements:
. Root
. Android Pie
. File Explorer
. TWRP
WARNING: Neither me nor XDA is responsible for any issues that may happen on your device.
It is recommended to back up your rom
1. Go to the root tab of the file explorer and go to the vendor folder.
2. Inside the vendor> overlay> delete the following file: "framework-res__auto_generated_rro" (your device will reboot automatically, don't worry)
3. After the device turns on make sure the file is actually deleted and then you can go to recovery and flash the Navbar.zip file and then turn on your device.
4. Ready, navigation bar enabled
ps: If you didn't like the change, you can go back to what you used to be with NavbarUninstaller.zip
Navbar Enable
https://mega.nz/#!MJgjgQ7T!SkH1EqnonWAD3TqiUfQhWlN7_n0VgVTlqHqroW1gsGI
Navbar Uninstaller https://mega.nz/#!NExXGKyS!d4VSm_GJFI1515RoMqldLwZxAUdY_G0-FhQMRX_qyDg
Screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/gCZwlUK
Credits: @TheRealModder
Wislley Frauner said:
Requirements:
. Root
. Android Pie
. File Explorer
. TWRP
WARNING: Neither me nor XDA is responsible for any issues that may happen on your device.
It is recommended to back up your rom
1. Go to the root tab of the file explorer and go to the vendor folder.
2. Inside the vendor> overlay> delete the following file: "framework-res__auto_generated_rro" (your device will reboot automatically, don't worry)
3. After the device turns on make sure the file is actually deleted and then you can go to recovery and flash the Navbar.zip file and then turn on your device.
4. Ready, navigation bar enabled
ps: If you didn't like the change, you can go back to what you used to be with NavbarUninstaller.zip
Navbar Enable
https://mega.nz/#!MJgjgQ7T!SkH1EqnonWAD3TqiUfQhWlN7_n0VgVTlqHqroW1gsGI
Navbar Uninstallerhttps://mega.nz/#!NExXGKyS!d4VSm_GJFI1515RoMqldLwZxAUdY_G0-FhQMRX_qyDg
Screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/gCZwlUK
Credits: @TheRealModder
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Why u not PM me at first place?! -_-
I sent you a PM
Works! Thank you
Hey everyone,
UPDATE: WORKS WITH ANDROID 13! You can now use the more stable verison!!
Thanks to the people at github, yujincheng08 , updated one of the github commits and was finally able to root this device.
How to unlock:
Should be the same as any other samsung device. Follow my S6 Lite guide.
How to root:
1. Download the firmware for your your tablet, i dont know if i can link the sites but you can google it. (frija is recommended and is the fastest)
2. Extract only the AP portion of the firmware.
3. Open up the AP portion with 7-zip or winrar
4. extract the boot.img.lz4 out of the AP file
5. Download Lz4 https://github.com/lz4/lz4/releases to your pc corresponding version.
6. Extract the LZ4 to the same area where the boot.img.lz4 is
7. Open command prompt in that folder and then do
Code:
lz4 boot.img.lz4 boot.img
8. Download this magisk version from github
Release Magisk v24.3 · topjohnwu/Magisk
For those coming from v24.1, check the full changelog for changes introduced in v24.2. [General] Stop using getrandom syscall [Zygisk] Update API to v3, adding new fields to AppSpecializeArgs [App...
github.com
9. Extract the app-release.apk
10.. Connect your tablet and put it in your downloads folder
11. Install it via th My Files or use a file explorer.
12. Move the boot.img into the tablet and use the magiks that you just installed and patch it using that .
13. Move the magisk_patched version back to your pc, rename it to boot.img and create a tar version of it (i used 7-zip)
14. Open up odin , put your device to download mode and then patch the AP using the boot.tar you just created.
15. It should reboot, wait a few seconds and it may reboot a couple times. Then it may ask you to factory reset and just reset.
16. Once you setup your tablet again, connect your pc and do all that usb setup agagin and then move that app-release.apk again.
17. Youre gonna have to install the app-release again but uninstall the magisk already installed on your device first then install it via the apk
18. It should say additional setup required so do that, reboot and you should have root!
Has anyone else tried this guide?? Not trying to brick my new tablet so would like to know if it works for anyone! Thanks in advance!
Awesomeslayerg said:
Hey everyone,
Thanks to the people at github, yujincheng08 , updated one of the github commits and was finally able to root this device.
How to unlock:
Should be the same as any other samsung device. Follow my S6 Lite guide.
How to root:
1. Download the firmware for your your tablet, i dont know if i can link the sites but you can google it. (frija is recommended and is the fastest)
2. Extract only the AP portion of the firmware.
3. Open up the AP portion with 7-zip or winrar
4. extract the boot.img.lz4 out of the AP file
5. Download Lz4 https://github.com/lz4/lz4/releases to your pc corresponding version.
6. Extract the LZ4 to the same area where the boot.img.lz4 is
7. Open command prompt in that folder and then do
Code:
lz4 boot.img.lz4 boot.img
8. Download this magisk version from github https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/suites/4781599968/artifacts/133467701
9. Extract the app-release.apk
10.. Connect your tablet and put it in your downloads folder
11. Install it via th My Files or use a file explorer.
12. Move the boot.img into the tablet and use the magiks that you just installed and patch it using that .
13. Move the magisk_patched version back to your pc, rename it to boot.img and create a tar version of it (i used 7-zip)
14. Open up odin , put your device to download mode and then patch the AP using the boot.tar you just created.
15. It should reboot, wait a few seconds and it may reboot a couple times. Then it may ask you to factory reset and just reset.
16. Once you setup your tablet again, connect your pc and do all that usb setup agagin and then move that app-release.apk again.
17. Youre gonna have to install the app-release again but uninstall the magisk already installed on your device first then install it via the apk
18. It should say additional setup required so do that, reboot and you should have root!
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https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/suites/4781599968/artifacts/133467701
This site is don't work. Can you share this file?
Thanks for the notice. Just rooted my device successfully using the latest Magisk build from the master branch. Works great!
@ahrmakrm1235 The github artifacts link will only work if you are logged into Github (create a new account if need to, it is free).
first time rooter here. do you mind specifying what you mean by opening command prompt in the folder? i extracted the contents of the Lz4 application into the folder containing the boot file. when I open command prompt, i drag that folder there and then enter the code, but it's not doing anything.
Thank you so much. I success to root sm-t733
zriw said:
first time rooter here. do you mind specifying what you mean by opening command prompt in the folder? i extracted the contents of the Lz4 application into the folder containing the boot file. when I open command prompt, i drag that folder there and then enter the code, but it's not doing anything.
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Use 7zip zs, free and works just like 7zip , easier method than the lz4 extract.
@Flaccthehawk I'm going to try it out now and see if it makes a difference. If not, I'll edit and add pictures or a screen recording of what I'm doing wrong.
Edit: I did everything correctly, but I'm having trouble flashing the tar file. It keeps failing. I've already tried updating to the latest odin version of 3.14 & I know the firmware is correct because I downloaded it using frija. Any suggestions? I've attached what the error looks like below and my tablet in download mode in case there's an issue there.
In step 13 when creating the tar file for the boot image, what did you use for this? Did you use 7-zip? And did you select the tar option in the archive option in 7-zip (or another program)? Note that it must be a proper tar file. If the file created is a zip or 7z file, it won't work even if you rename the output file as a tar file.
Can you open the tar file using 7zip. Provide a screenshot of what is displayed here. Also within 7-zip after opening the tar file, click into File - Properties and provide a screenshot of this also.
FYI: I actually removed root for now. I noticed the battery was draining a lot quicker than before with Magisk (I did a clean format/flash too when rooting the device). Removing root, battery life is back to normal.
I'm new here, do I need to unlock bootloader before process this?
Yes, the bootloader needs to be unlocked. Note that the device will be erased when unlocking the bootloader so backup any data that you need before doing so.
@1987tlz Yes, I used 7zip to to open the boot file and selected tar as you can see here.
Thank you so much, success to root (SM-T735).
Hi again, I have problem about SafetyNet test failed (basicIntegrity -, ctsProfile -, evalType BASIC), also I cannot enable MagiskHide (after I enable and back to Magisk home, it's change back to disable). Does it possible to bypass SafetyNet test and enable MagiskHide?
Many Thanks
@zriw It wasn't clear from the screenshots, but for the file patched by Magisk, did you rename this to boot.img? Once the file is named as boot.img, then you create the tar file as boot.img.7z. Now you should be to flash it again using Odin.
@imjizho It looks like you are not using a recent version of Magisk, as MagiskHide doesn't exist anymore. On the latest release, Zygisk needs to be enabled and then you can enforce and configure the DenyList.
For passing SafetyNet, the latest version of this module will do the job:
GitHub - kdrag0n/safetynet-fix: Google SafetyNet attestation workarounds for Magisk
Google SafetyNet attestation workarounds for Magisk - GitHub - kdrag0n/safetynet-fix: Google SafetyNet attestation workarounds for Magisk
github.com
All done! Thanks a lot @1987tlz
I found that the problem occurred when I try to hide the Magisk app, it will installed previous version and cannot change back when restore.
1987tlz said:
FYI: I actually removed root for now. I noticed the battery was draining a lot quicker than before with Magisk (I did a clean format/flash too when rooting the device). Removing root, battery life is back to normal.
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Can others confirm the battery drain with root?
Rooting was the first thing i did with the tablet, i have no reference if it is really draining the battery.
//edit:
removing some bloatware (netflix, chrome, and so one) lead me to a bootloop
Im not finding bootloader unlock and am not sure if i have done it correctly on this samsung device.
This is what i have done,
1.Settings>About Tablet>Software Information
2.Tap Build Number repetitively until Developer Settings Enabled
3.Settings>Developer Options
4. Turn OEM Unlocking on
Is this all there is to it? I feel like im missing something.
*** EDIT
Found that if holding both volume down and volume up while plugging the tablet into my PC i was able to find more options to bootloader unlock as well as warnings. After accepting those it did a factory reset. I hope this is all i needed to do.
Thank you, i have successfully achieved root!
Typhoon_Master said:
Can others confirm the battery drain with root?
Rooting was the first thing i did with the tablet, i have no reference if it is really draining the battery.
//edit:
removing some bloatware (netflix, chrome, and so one) lead me to a bootloop
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Have you tried freezing the bloatware apps with Titanium Backup located in the Play Store?
Hello, girls and boys, i recently found a way to change the CSC on you S8 but not Carrier ID.
Disclaimer
I am NOT responsible for any damages done to your devices.
It worked for me 10/10 and should work for everybody else.
Feel free to share to anyone else or to embed if you want.
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1. Download latest TWRP
2. Flash TWRP Via Odin
3. Boot into TWRP
4. Click Keep Read Only
5. Click Mount
6. Mount EFS
7. Go home and click advanced
8. Click File Manager
9. Click efs
10. Click imei
11. Click mps_code.dat
12. Click Edit File
13. Replace The text to your CSC Code.
14. Save it
15. Click omcnw_code.dat
16. Replace the text to your CSC Code.
17. Save it
and all done!