DSPManager allows global control over bluetooth headsets, the internal speakers and headsets. It feastures bass boost, an equalizer and more. I am not the developer of this application.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=415647&d=1286560366
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Would it conflict with Voodoo?
Is this better than poweramp?
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Is this better than poweramp?
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MUCH better than PowerAmp! It works with any music player, so if you're like me and personally hate poweramp....
Poweramp and voodoo sounds better to me
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Thanks
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Cuts out for me when screen is off and strength turned up...
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Zip isn't flashing. An I ok to extract and manually install or force?
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The Root said:
Zip isn't flashing. An I ok to extract and manually install or force?
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Not flashing for me either with CWM 3.1.0.1 says "Amend scripting is no longer supported. It was necessary to remove it when upgrading to the Clockworkmod 3.0 Gingerbread based recovery. Please switch to Edify scripting (update-script and update-binary) to create working update zip packages"
Which I do not know how to do. Please help.
Same message here. Not flashing.
Pull it from the zip and install it like an app from your card. Works great.
Extracted with root explorer and moved to sys/apps, worked. Thanks
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Attached is a flashable zip through clockwork.
qbking77 said:
Attached is a flashable zip through clockwork.
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Did you forget the .lib files there qbking? I only saw the application in the zip!
Extracted the zip and installed the apk....noticed no difference no matter how far I tweak the eq...sounds great on gb
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Pull it from the zip and install it like an app from your card. Works great.
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yep i did the same as above just extracted in sd and installed APK
Did you notice a difference in sound
mcdeeandhisepic said:
yep i did the same as above just extracted in sd and installed APK
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Devi0124 said:
Extracted the zip and installed the apk....noticed no difference no matter how far I tweak the eq...sounds great on gb
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The .so file needs to be edited. In the orginal zip you can find it.
But from my experiences it just bricks the phone.
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[01/21/11] These new .zip files are updated to work with all versions of CWM, the scripts are both Edify and Amend friendly. Enjoy!
Previews:
Startup
Shutdown
Shutdown 2
Shutdown 3
There are 6 files attached here, all flashable through ClockworkMod. The titles of the files should be self-explanatory. You'll notice that one of the .zip's will flash you back to the stock Epic boot and shutdown sounds.
I've confirmed that they work with DI18 stock (rooted), DK28 stock (rooted), and Bonsai 1.1.4, so I don't see why they wouldn't work on any ROM.
Your phone must be rooted and have ClockworkMod Recovery (any version).
*I suppose I must do the obligatory I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE IF YOU JACK YOUR PHONE UP*
Instructions:
- download flashable .zip and flash through clockwork.
That's it, reboot and enjoy!
Taken from transformers?
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Taken from transformers?
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No, the sound effect is a portion of (what I believe to be) the Droid Incredible boot sound; I created the "epic" and associated sound processing.
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Pretty sweet! It does kind of remind me of the first time I saw Optimus Prime transform in the live action move. The "Epic" part is a nice touch.
Need help getting this to work. I have done every step to the T, and still no avail. I have custom boot animations as well as custom boot sounds but, for some reason this one file just says unsupported file type after clicking on it in /system/etc folder. It plays while on the sdcard itself. So if you know a work around that would be great cause this boot sounds is awesome.
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Need help getting this to work. I have done every step to the T, and still no avail. I have custom boot animations as well as custom boot sounds but, for some reason this one file just says unsupported file type after clicking on it in /system/etc folder. It plays while on the sdcard itself. So if you know a work around that would be great cause this boot sounds is awesome.
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This is probably a dumb question, but did you unzip the .wav first? Assuming that you did, you should have a file on your sd card with the name "PowerOn.wav"; if you copy that file into /system/etc you should have no problem. Verify that you have a file in that folder with that exact name, not just the "PowerOn.bak" that you may have created in backup up your original boot sound.
What file manager are you using? I've done this using both Astro and Root Explorer and am able to select the file in /system/etc and it plays on the built in music player.
Added the option to flash through clockwork, updated OP with options.
very nice I will install this
reminds me of transformers or THX
Just flashed the CWM zip and dangit still nothing. I must have changed something in that folder. Im going to reinstall my rom and see if that fixes my prob. I really want this boot sound.
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Well that solved my problem. Idk what went wrong before.
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frag_effect said:
Well that solved my problem. Idk what went wrong before.
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Yeah that's weird, well glad you got it working. Enjoy!
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Do you think you can make a boot animation to match this sweet sound?
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Just what mammon's boot loader needed - thx!
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frag_effect said:
Do you think you can make a boot animation to match this sweet sound
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I agree
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SwimDrewid said:
Just what mammon's boot loader needed - thx!
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His ROM is exactly why I created this in the first place! Didn't care much for the one he included, but I love his ROM and the boot animation!
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Do you think you can make a boot animation to match this sweet sound?
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You read my mind! I've been learning about how to make one today. The only catch is, it will only work on a ROM with a custom kernel, or a kernel that has been modified and re-compiled. Currently the only Froyo ROM that I know of that this might be an option with is Mammon's Bonsai ROM (which is what I run).
I'll keep fiddling and see what I can come up with.
any thoughts for a similar one for the power down?
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any thoughts for a similar one for the power down?
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Yep, just about to post one! I have several but gonna start with one and see if folks like it.
sweetness cant wait
I like it nice work....
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yea ive made my own since his rom came out. but is there a way to extend the length of play
How do I get it back?
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Hydro360 said:
How do I get it back?
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you want the stock annoying sound ?
you can custom your boot up sound: make a wav file, name it PowerOn.wav, copy it to /etc folder.
I have a custom tried that it doesn't work apparently its a kernel issue
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Hydro360 said:
I have a custom tried that it doesn't work apparently its a kernel issue
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From what I understand if the kernel supports custom boot image then boot sound will not work. Could be wrong though.
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From what I understand if the kernel supports custom boot image then boot sound will not work. Could be wrong though.
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It has to do with the ROM choice as well, I believe the boot sound is contained within the odex, so if the rom is deodexed, there will be no boot sound.
Who's rom/kernel supports boot audio in determined to have both ill figure it out
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App2zip does not work for all the devices, it's still experimental and not widely tested, so first of all, especially before backing-up something important, make some test to see whether it works for you (e.g. open App2zip and put in the flashable zip some apps you don't really care, uninstall them and then restore the zip via CWM recovery).
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App2zip allows to backup applications directly to a zip file flashable via CUSTOM recovery, you can build your own update.zip on the fly, no need for PC.
ROOT REQUIRED!
Building your flashable zip is easy:
1) Choose the apps to be included in the zip file
2) Click GO! and wait until the zip is done. That's it!
Even system apps can be included in the zip file but make sure they don't have dependencies and they don't share data with other system apps (otherwise they won't be restored properly).
Restore via stock recovery is not supported yet.
Google Play Link
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=scd.app2zip
I dont take the credits as i got it from the devs thread
Thanks to the original developer for this best app
For more detials or screenshots visit the original thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1561729
Thank you
thanks man for sharing
Woah this is great..
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Great app. Exactly what I'm looking for. May I ask, does this app also backup the aplication's data as well, or it just backup the apk file?
Is it tested yet on mini?
Thanks for info man
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droidface said:
Is it tested yet on mini?
Thanks for info man
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Yes i have tested it on my mini working great!!
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browy said:
Great app. Exactly what I'm looking for. May I ask, does this app also backup the aplication's data as well, or it just backup the apk file?
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It backups only apk ...whether it be download or system it provide an update.zip backup then u can rename it and flash the app via cwmm
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and how to restore it?
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It backups only apk ...whether it be download or system it provide an update.zip backup then u can rename it and flash the app via cwmm
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When it only backs up the apk, I can do that manually also. Take a filemabager and copy my wanted file to my saving place.
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Anyone had success with this on Galaxy S3 (i9300)? I have made several user app backup zips, but flash fails with latest TWRP recovery
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I've got like 3 different back ups on my cwm is there a way I can rename them without messing them up?
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Just Download Rom manager, then manage back ups, rename it then delete Rom manager if you so wish
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CoSaWa said:
Just Download Rom manager, then manage back ups, rename it then delete Rom manager if you so wish
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Is it safe to select optimistic 3D in Rom manager or is it gonna brick my phone ... cause the thrill isn't in the list
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You can also use oi file manager just browse to your backup like if you use cwm :
Sdcard/cwm/backups
Once there long press the file you wanna rename and choose "rename" and just make sure to not put "spaces" while renaming your backup.. instead you can put "/" or "-"..
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Is it safe to select optimistic 3D in Rom manager or is it gonna brick my phone ... cause the thrill isn't in the list
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I would stay away from it.
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shahkam said:
You can also use oi file manager just browse to your backup like if you use cwm :
Sdcard/cwm/backups
Once there long press the file you wanna rename and choose "rename" and just make sure to not put "spaces" while renaming your backup.. instead you can put "/" or "-"..
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Yeah I used root explorer to do it before and some how I messed it up it said something about the md5 sum missing
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The Dark Lestat said:
I would stay away from it.
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That's what I thought thanks
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JReeher said:
Is it safe to select optimistic 3D in Rom manager or is it gonna brick my phone ... cause the thrill isn't in the list
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Yes Optimus 3D is safe. This is what I use. It works on both the Optimus 3D and the Thrill. Using this option you can also get cwm touch recovery. I use Rom manager to flash cwm recovery. The 'Thrill' cwm recovery that we were manually installing is also an Optimus 3D recovery image.
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Yeah I used root explorer to do it before and some how I messed it up it said something about the md5 sum missing
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I always use oi file manager and renaming is never a issue and hasnt been whit my other devices its kinda weird
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shahkam said:
I always use oi file manager and renaming is never a issue and hasnt been whit my other devices its kinda weird
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Every time I rename it says md5 sum mismatch
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you can rename them with any file manager, but to restore it has to be the original file name, so when renaming them add a prefix and then delete only what you added and it will flash with out a mismatch.
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Every time I rename it says md5 sum mismatch
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Have you tried restoring the rom whitout changing name to see if it works ?? Otherwise just take the numbers like : 1039.3.203030 and on your pc make a new note using note pad and name it whatever you wanna name it so it should look lile this :
102.2034.3404 = Energy Rom might not be the best solution but a quick workaround...
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Every time I rename it says md5 sum mismatch
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Just use rom manager to rename. It will generate a new md5 sum to match.
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you can rename them with any file manager, but to restore it has to be the original file name, so when renaming them add a prefix and then delete only what you added and it will flash with out a mismatch.
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I never have any problems restoring a renamed backup.
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Yes Optimus 3D is safe. This is what I use. It works on both the Optimus 3D and the Thrill. Using this option you can also get cwm touch recovery. I use Rom manager to flash cwm recovery. The 'Thrill' cwm recovery that we were manually installing is also an Optimus 3D recovery image.
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I would also agree that it is safe. I just flashed it yesterday and it works perfectly. ROM Manager is a nice app to have.
I know this thread is a few months old, but just figured i'd update this for anyone else who may be having issues, or might have issues in the future and google's it... but you can rename the backups to whatever you feel like and have no issues restoring it due to MD5 sums mismatches. The only thing is that you can't use spaces. If you absolutely have to have some form of a space in the name of the folder for the backup, use a period or something instead.
hi guys, i just created a flashable zip with the sounds of miui cause i don't like the stock sounds of nexus and i thought to share it.
the zip contains: alarms, notifications, ringtones and ui sounds.
after request i added the stock ICS sounds.
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hi guys, i just created a flashable zip with the sounds of miui cause i don't like the stock sounds of nexus and i thought to share it.
the zip contains: alarms, notifications, ringtones and ui sounds.
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Does this add on to the existing or totally replace them?
It replaces only the ui sounds
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gonna try this on Nexus S, i love MiUi sounds and ROM
then, how to replace the original nexus sound?
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i was wrong in previous post, it deletes the default sounds and replaces them with miui sounds
I use the recovery to install it,perfect replacement
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noloukos said:
hi guys, i just created a flashable zip with the sounds of miui cause i don't like the stock sounds of nexus and i thought to share it.
the zip contains: alarms, notifications, ringtones and ui sounds.
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Can I also flash this on Omega 8.0 ROM for Note 2?
Yes if the directory /system/media/audio is the same...
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Thanks
Do you have a flashable zip to revert the change?
thanks!
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Do you have a flashable zip to revert the change?
thanks!
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done! check first post.
Thanks a lot works great!
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Your updater script is deleting the existing folders and replacing them with the ones in this Zip. I don't want to remove the existing sounds. I am going to extract the Zip, and copy paste the files in to respective folders using root explorer. Will that work?
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Your updater script is deleting the existing folders and replacing them with the ones in this Zip. I don't want to remove the existing sounds. I am going to extract the Zip, and copy paste the files in to respective folders using root explorer. Will that work?
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Yes it will!
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