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For those that have their shiny S6 rooted.. copy this file with any root explorer to System/etc and make sure permissions are set to 0644. It's a noticeable boost. You can go higher but then the distortion starts.
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Stock untouched one Link
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Code:
<path name="gain-media-speaker">
<ctl name="DSP5L Input 1 Volume" value="32" />
<ctl name="DSP5L Input 2 Volume" value="32" />
<ctl name="AIF4TX1 Input 1 Volume" value="32" />
<ctl name="AIF4TX2 Input 1 Volume" value="32" />
</path>
Those are values that I c hanged. Enjoy.
Volume boost S6(SM-g920f)
Thank you so much! Works good
You said it's a file, but this looks more like a script in the link. How do we apply this specifically?
megagodx said:
You said it's a file, but this looks more like a script in the link. How do we apply this specifically?
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you copy the file. the code is just showing which file was changed.
Sorry man I'm not getting it either. It opens an html. Am i supposed to copy all the lines of code and paste it somewhere?
If you open it with your pc you can download it
guaneet said:
If you open it with your pc you can download it
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Thank you. I dont use the pc too often so now I have a reason to fire it up. Kind of like an old muscle car. I just drive it once a month on the weekends[emoji12]
I've done some searching but cant seem to find the answer. When I open the permissions and there are 6 boxes, which ones stand for the numbers 0644? I got it working with the same permissions as the stock file but I guess for future reference, what is what?
Edit: Found it.
http://support.hostgator.com/articles/cpanel/how-to-change-permissions-chmod-of-a-file
Here's my question mates, is there any form to apply a volume boost just for the headset gain? i mean, for me the s6 speaker is fine, i dont wanna distorsion it, but i would really like is to boost volume on headset for the music.!
ArturoH4L said:
Here's my question mates, is there any form to apply a volume boost just for the headset gain? i mean, for me the s6 speaker is fine, i dont wanna distorsion it, but i would really like is to boost volume on headset for the music.!
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/tmobile-galaxy-s6/help/increase-headphone-volume-t3089163
I have updated the file with headset volume boost. Values changed from 32 to 50. Could adjust according to desired max volume. It made a considerable boost to max volume, maybe too much.
Code:
<path name="gain-media-headset">
<ctl name="Noise Gate Switch" value="0" />
<ctl name="HPOUT1L Impedance Volume" value="117" />
<ctl name="HPOUT1R Impedance Volume" value="117" />
<ctl name="HPOUT1L Input 1 Volume" value="50" />
<ctl name="HPOUT1R Input 1 Volume" value="50" />
</path>
vidar808 said:
I have updated the file with headset volume boost. Values changed from 117 to 150. Could adjust according to desired max volume. It made a considerable boost to max volume.
Code:
<path name="gain-media-headset">
<ctl name="Noise Gate Switch" value="0" />
<ctl name="HPOUT1L Impedance Volume" value="150" />
<ctl name="HPOUT1R Impedance Volume" value="150" />
<ctl name="HPOUT1L Input 1 Volume" value="32" />
<ctl name="HPOUT1R Input 1 Volume" value="32" />
</path>
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Tried flashing it in TWRP, no dice lol. (failure)
megagodx said:
Tried flashing it in TWRP, no dice lol. (failure)
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Sorry, you need to extract the mixer_path.xml file from the zip and place in phone storage. And move it to "/system/etc/mixer_path.xml" and overwrite the existing.
I used root explorer app to copy the file to /system/etc/
Also, you will need to enable Read/Write for the /etc/ folder. Root explorer makes it easy.
Ty so much mate!
ArturoH4L said:
Ty so much mate!
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I have a BT headset, can anyone help me to increase the BT Headset volume too?
Thanks!
tjuanma said:
I have a BT headset, can anyone help me to increase the BT Headset volume too?
Thanks!
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I have added media volume boost to Bluetooth. I don't have a device to test it at the moment. Please try it and let me know if it worked.
Code:
<path name="gain-media-speaker-bt-sco-headset">
<ctl name="DSP5L Input 1 Volume" value="40" />
<ctl name="DSP5L Input 2 Volume" value="40" />
<ctl name="AIF4TX1 Input 1 Volume" value="40" />
<ctl name="AIF4TX2 Input 1 Volume" value="40" />
<ctl name="AIF3TX1 Input 1 Volume" value="40" />
<ctl name="AIF3TX2 Input 1 Volume" value="40" />
</path>
Thank you so much! I will try it in few hours and I will comment
Thanks!
i've found 1 side effect from boosting headphone volume. i boosted mine to 50 and when i turn the volume up in my headphones the device automatically stops the music at a certain volume. i dont know if this is a fail safe thing or if the DAC in my phone is faulty. anyone else's phone doing this? it does this for me using poweramp or the default music player.
Same here. Referring to the post above mine.
freebee269 said:
i've found 1 side effect from boosting headphone volume. i boosted mine to 50 and when i turn the volume up in my headphones the device automatically stops the music at a certain volume. i dont know if this is a fail safe thing or if the DAC in my phone is faulty. anyone else's phone doing this? it does this for me using poweramp or the default music player.
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You're overloading your DAC..trying to amplify sound outside it's lmits
has anyone figured out what in the /system/etc/mixer_path.xml file we change to increase headphone volume?
I figured it out. Go into mixer_paths.XML and scroll down to the output volume stage around line 2221. Below that is gain media headset. That's the area you want to alter. Below that you will see hpout1l input 1 volume. Change that value and the hpout1r value. I turned mine up to 50 and it's definitely noticeable.
Sent from my SM-G920T using XDA Free mobile app
Forgot to add the screenshots.
Sent from my SM-G920T using XDA Free mobile app
freebee269 said:
has anyone figured out what in the /system/etc/mixer_path.xml file we change to increase headphone volume?
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Updated mixer_path.xml with speaker and headset volume boost. Input value changed from 32 to 50.
Code:
<path name="gain-media-speaker">
<ctl name="DSP5L Input 1 Volume" value="32" />
<ctl name="DSP5L Input 2 Volume" value="32" />
<ctl name="AIF4TX1 Input 1 Volume" value="32" />
<ctl name="AIF4TX2 Input 1 Volume" value="32" />
</path>[CODE]
[CODE] <path name="gain-media-headset">
<ctl name="Noise Gate Switch" value="0" />
<ctl name="HPOUT1L Impedance Volume" value="117" />
<ctl name="HPOUT1R Impedance Volume" value="117" />
<ctl name="HPOUT1L Input 1 Volume" value="50" />
<ctl name="HPOUT1R Input 1 Volume" value="50" />
</path>[CODE]
freebee269 said:
Forgot to add the screenshots.
Sent from my SM-G920T using XDA Free mobile app
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I tried this but if I go to a higher volume it crashes, did you have this problem?
Rossyyy said:
I tried this but if I go to a higher volume it crashes, did you have this problem?
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Yes my dac crashed even if I set it to 40. I found a sweet spot at 37. Gives a good volume increase and the dac in my phone doesn't crash.
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Which one of those lines controls Bluetooth volume? I noticed one that was media bt or something along that's sorts
skamp92 said:
Which one of those lines controls Bluetooth volume? I noticed one that was media bt or something along that's sorts
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I have the same question.
Well everybody, as it has been asked many times now so i bring you the guide to increase the ""Microphone Gain"" on lollipop.
You will need to make some changes to the mixer_paths.xml content located in system/etc.
Open in Notepad++ or editor of choice and search for <path name="rec-main-mic">.
See below for what to edit,be careful not to adjust more than the value stated.
Save and set permissions to 644 or rw-r-r then reboot.
<!-- ================================================================>
<!-- Recording Scenario -->
<path name="rec-main-mic">
<path name="main-mic" />
<ctl name="DEC2 Volume" value="95" /> <------------- Increase Value to 106
</path>
<path name="rec-sub-mic">
<path name="sub-mic" />
<ctl name="DEC4 Volume" value="94" /> <------------- Increase Value to 106
</path>
<path name="rec-headset-mic">
<path name="ear-mic" />
<ctl name="ADC2 Volume" value="14" />
<ctl name="DEC5 Volume" value="72" /> <------------- Increase Value to 106
</path>
<path name="rec-stereo-mic">
<ctl name="Main Mic Delay" value="4" />
<path name="sub-main-mic" />
<ctl name="DEC2 Volume" value="95" /> <------------- Increase Value to 106
<ctl name="DEC4 Volume" value="94" /> <------------- Increase Value to 106
</path>
<path name="rec-high-gain-main-mic">
<path name="main-mic" />
<ctl name="DEC2 Volume" value="87" /> <------------- Increase Value to 106
</path>
<path name="rec-high-gain-sub-mic">
<path name="sub-mic" />
<ctl name="DEC4 Volume" value="87" /> <------------- Increase Value to 106
</path>
<path name="rec-high-gain-headset-mic">
<path name="ear-mic" />
<ctl name="ADC2 Volume" value="14" />
<ctl name="DEC5 Volume" value="84" /> <------------- Increase Value to 106
</path>
<path name="rec-high-gain-stereo-mic">
<path name="sub-3rd-mic" />
<ctl name="DEC2 Volume" value="87" /> <------------- Increase Value to 106
<ctl name="DEC4 Volume" value="87" /> <------------- Increase Value to 106
</path>
<path name="rec-NS-mic-interview">
<ctl name="ES705 TX1 Enable" value="1" />
<path name="main-sub-mic" />
<ctl name="DEC2 Volume" value="87" />
<ctl name="DEC4 Volume" value="87" />
<ctl name="ES705-AP Tx Channels" value="One" />
<ctl name="Internal Route Config" value="7" />
</path>
<path name="rec-NS-mic-conversation">
<ctl name="ES705 TX1 Enable" value="1" />
<path name="main-sub-mic" />
<ctl name="DEC2 Volume" value="87" />
<ctl name="DEC4 Volume" value="87" />
<ctl name="ES705-AP Tx Channels" value="One" />
<ctl name="Internal Route Config" value="8" />
</path>
<path name="rec-NS-mic-conference">
<path name="main-sub-mic" />
<ctl name="DEC2 Volume" value="87" />
<ctl name="DEC4 Volume" value="87" />
</path>
<!-- end of Recording Scenario -->
You "WILL" have to reflash the mod after each ROM update
Hope this helps :good:
Downloads:
Attached At Bottom Of Post
Versions Explained:
10.x version is just a standard up-scaled mic and speaker gain..
11.x Same as 10.x but uses the internal speaker as well as loud speaker for sound playback
Credits to: @byte9 @stalli0nUK @langeveld024 @oetzi83
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Credits to: @byte9
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Ideally CM would take it serious and patch in upstream but they stand by "we use the same values as Samsung" which clearly is broken if ANY testing had been done.
Most people don't even catch the gain issue as the volume stands out a lot more. For me the fix comes with the xml and long term will probably be with a new phone.
Moto X Pure or Note 5 incoming.
Can you also make a file for better (very) loud recordings?
Can you also edit, that in normal recording volume its like on stock?
phoberus said:
Can you also make a file for better (very) loud recordings?
Can you also edit, that in normal recording volume its like on stock?
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I will upload a "Stock" version but if you backup your original before flashing the zip then you can always reverse the changes . The recording mic gain is pretty loud in my mod, you can increase it more but I do not recommend this at all.
thejester123 said:
I will upload a "Stock" version but if you backup your original before flashing the zip then you can always reverse the changes . The recording mic gain is pretty loud in my mod, you can increase it more but I do not recommend this at all.
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Sorry, I think I writed it a little bit wrong.
I mean a zip to record in loud places, not loud audiofiles. For example, at a concert
But the mic volume on phonecalls and peaceful surroundings should like stock, is this possible?
Okay, I tried the modified file for one day and it is a bit too loud for me. When I was driving and you had driving sound in the background while recording a voice message in WhatsApp it sounds very distorted.. When it is quiet around you it is very good. Is there anything I can do against this? Maybe lower the values a bit? So if I lower it do I have to lower all values?
The microphone is definitely not as good as my galaxy S2's microphone, that has a superb audio quality.. I guess Samsung makes savings on microphone quality or it is limited by settings..
I don't know if it would be helpful to send you the xml File of my S2 to compare the values. There I had installed CM11 and sound was great
Regards
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j1gga84 said:
Okay, I tried the modified file for one day and it is a bit too loud for me. When I was driving and you had driving sound in the background while recording a voice message in WhatsApp it sounds very distorted.. When it is quiet around you it is very good. Is there anything I can do against this? Maybe lower the values a bit? So if I lower it do I have to lower all values?
The microphone is definitely not as good as my galaxy S2's microphone, that has a superb audio quality.. I guess Samsung makes savings on microphone quality or it is limited by settings..
I don't know if it would be helpful to send you the xml File of my S2 to compare the values. There I had installed CM11 and sound was great
Regards
Sent from my GT-I9100 using german Tapatalk 4
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You can send it and I will compare the two files, I will take a look at lowering the values and see where we can improve the quality , thanks for the feedback..
phoberus said:
Sorry, I think I writed it a little bit wrong.
I mean a zip to record in loud places, not loud audiofiles. For example, at a concert
But the mic volume on phonecalls and peaceful surroundings should like stock, is this possible?
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The mod does not affect the mic during phone calls, that remains untouched. I am looking into making it a little more audible in loud environments.
http://d-h.st/zQOs <-- Right I have given this one a test round my screaming kids and there is minimal if an distortion when making whatsapp voice messages @j1gga84 . Will update OP later on today...
thejester123 said:
You can send it and I will compare the two files, I will take a look at lowering the values and see where we can improve the quality , thanks for the feedback..
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Many thanks, I will send you the file after work today evening
regards
thejester123 said:
The mod does not affect the mic during phone calls, that remains untouched. I am looking into making it a little more audible in loud environments.
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Just to clarify.......This mod does not change ANYTHING for your average phone call conversation. Correct?
Stupifier said:
Just to clarify.......This mod does not change ANYTHING for your average phone call conversation. Correct?
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Yes that is correct
I can't wait to try this... Thanks!
thejester123 said:
You can send it and I will compare the two files, I will take a look at lowering the values and see where we can improve the quality , thanks for the feedback..
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Damn I am on Android 4.4.4 (SlimSaber, a derivate of SlimKat) on my old Galaxy S2 and there I cannot find that file..
Do you know if it is maybe somewhere else under KitKat?
EDIT:
Okay I checked the new file, it is better but still a bit scratched in the peaks. What did you changed compared to the first file? I would also say, that the voice is a bit deeper than on my Galaxy S2 but I think that is not settings related but hardware
regards
j1gga84 said:
Damn I am on Android 4.4.4 (SlimSaber, a derivate of SlimKat) on my old Galaxy S2 and there I cannot find that file..
Do you know if it is maybe somewhere else under KitKat?
EDIT:
Okay I checked the new file, it is better but still a bit scratched in the peaks. What did you changed compared to the first file? I would also say, that the voice is a bit deeper than on my Galaxy S2 but I think that is not settings related but hardware
regards
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I dropped the "rec-high-gain" areas by 10 that was all so perhaps a little more fine tuning and we will have this bad boy perfect . Thanks for your testing,feedback and patience...
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I dropped the "rec-high-gain" areas by 10 that was all so perhaps a little more fine tuning and we will have this bad boy perfect . Thanks for your testing,feedback and patience...
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Good morning,
many thanks again for your work
I checked it again while driving today. It is better than with the first file but still a bit distorted in the peaks.
Volume is good but quality is still a bit "scratched"
I could also record a sound file in whatsapp and send it to you via Mail if you need it for further improvement
If everything is ok I will share your thread in german android-hilfe forum and translate it to german
Btw. I found a very little error in the opener: "Back to Sock Zip" - I think you mean Stock Zip
regards
That is not a problem at all @j1gga84. Haha, minor spelling errors darn it, I have a new file to upload when I get to my laptop
is increasing the gain better for a quiet environment or a loud compared to stock?
phoberus said:
is increasing the gain better for a quiet environment or a loud compared to stock?
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I would say for a quiet environment because microphone gets more sensitive, in a lound environment it gets distorted but thejester123 is still optimizing the file and the one you can download right now is much better than the first one from yesterday :good:
regards
Hi all, this mod is to restore audio configuration for 3rd party app music like PowerAmp Hi-Res Output to be compatible on PIE ROM which supported Quad DAC Panel.
Changelog :
Code:
*Enable all sampling rate up to 384khz
*Restore stock audio configuration to match with HiFi Quad Dac Panel
*Bypass Quad DAC detection for headset/headphones to be enable for all connected AUX
*Restore Google stock volume value for Headset/Headphones
This audio configuration will enable Hi-res Output Experimental for AUX/Wired Headphones in PowerAMP since PowerAMP didn't detect AUX/Wired Headphones in PIE ROM
NOTE :
PowerAMP still has bug DVC in PIE ROM in certain sampling rate (88.2Khz,176Khz,352Khz,384Khz) no sound if you choose the one that i listed.
DVC Only work with 44.1Khz,48Khz,96Khz and 192Khz
So if u want to use e.g 384Khz you need to disable DVC in PowerAMP
Install this mod via TWRP and you are ready to listening music
I can confirm it fixes the inverted bug of the quad DAC switch in AOSP pie Roms. Working well over here, i can hear the difference in sound.
The filters seem to be a bit buggy now.
I am using this on my device as I found that inverted switch irritating.
I use USB audio player btw
This is amazing thank you for this ,I'm a longtime Poweramp user, best music player in the market
Thks for your hardwork on this mod
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Rizal Lovins said:
Hi all, this mod is to restore audio configuration for 3rd party app music like PowerAmp Hi-Res Output to be compatible on PIE ROM which supported Quad DAC Panel.
Install this mod via TWRP and you are ready to listening music
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Would you mind sharing what you change in these file?
Mrxyzl said:
Would you mind sharing what you change in these file?
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You can take all those files from Stock ROM, since stock ROM still include old/legacy audio configuration, for more info https://source.android.com/devices/audio/implement-policy
To fix Quad DAC you need to edit mixer_path_tavil.xml
Code:
<!-- ESS DAC START -->
<path name="headphones-hifi-dac">
<ctl name="Es9018 AVC Volume" value="0" />
<ctl name="Es9018 Master Volume" value="0" />
<ctl name="Es9018 HEADSET TYPE" value="1" />
</path>
<path name="headphones-hifi-dac-advanced">
<ctl name="Es9018 AVC Volume" value="0" />
<ctl name="Es9018 Master Volume" value="0" />
<ctl name="Es9018 HEADSET TYPE" value="2" />
</path>
<path name="headphones-hifi-dac-aux">
<ctl name="Es9018 AVC Volume" value="0" />
<ctl name="Es9018 Master Volume" value="0" />
<ctl name="Es9018 HEADSET TYPE" value="3" />
</path>
<path name="headphones-hifi-dacdop">
<ctl name="Es9018 AVC Volume" value="0" />
<ctl name="Es9018 Master Volume" value="0" />
<ctl name="Es9018 HEADSET TYPE" value="1" />
</path>
<path name="headphones-hifi-dacdop-advanced">
<ctl name="Es9018 AVC Volume" value="0" />
<ctl name="Es9018 Master Volume" value="0" />
<ctl name="Es9018 HEADSET TYPE" value="2" />
</path>
<path name="headphones-hifi-dacdop-aux">
<ctl name="Es9018 AVC Volume" value="0" />
<ctl name="Es9018 Master Volume" value="0" />
<ctl name="Es9018 HEADSET TYPE" value="3" />
</path>
I use dual speaker mod in stock oreo, but bottom speaker is much treble? how to fix?
Step to install it? I'm new to it and searching to enable hi res on my RR ROM in poweramp
topertups said:
Step to install it? I'm new to it and searching to enable hi res on my RR ROM in poweramp
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Dont use this on pie, it has bugs. Search Magisk] Enable 24 bit output for PowerAmp on PIE thread
Just want to give my thanks! You're a life saver.
I just bought a V30 because it looked like a perfect phone with a great headphone jack. Unlocked it and tried some custom ROMs, and EVERY single one had a horrible hiss/high noise floor in the sound, no matter the DAC setting. I was literally ready to sell this phone just a week after buying it because I love my good sound quality. But your ZIP fixed it. It sounds perfect now.
So if anyone has a loud hiss using headphones, regardless of HIM or regular DAC modes, absolutely give this a try.
I'm running the ResurrectionRemix 7 (Pie) ROM. I don't have any bugs, and my DAC actually seems to function better, i.e. I don't have to turn it off and on every time I play music to actually apply the DAC settings.
How do I restore to stock? I get terrible hissing with my earbuds.
As this is a TWRP flashable, the changes it makes are not easily reversible. You can either take apart the flashable zip, read through the install script and try to reverse it. Or you can restore the system backup you made before flashing a TWRP mod. If you didn't make a backup, your next best bet is to reflash the rom itself through TWRP or if your coming from a KDZ, reflash the System partition using patched LGUP (make sure its the EXACT KDZ you came from, if its not, your better off backing up your data and following one of Chaz's guides to reflash the whole thing, these phones CAN be bricked by software if your not careful).
cLick1338 said:
How do I restore to stock? I get terrible hissing with my earbuds.
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This mod simply overrides some files. You'll need to put the original files back. What is your ROM version? I also tried this mod and didn't like it. Reverted it back with the flashable zip (attached) containing the original files made for my specific ROM version (V30q). It might cause issues if you have an other version but I don't really think it will.
Thank you, that did the job (v30q, H930). All mods should have a remover if possible, really. Partially my fault for not doing a backup before though.
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It's great to see that it solved the noise problem for you. Is there hissing or noise when playing in apps, for example Youtube, Spotify or Tidal? Or it just fixes the noise floor/ hissing for Poweramp?
DooMLoRD77 said:
It's great to see that it solved the noise problem for you. Is there hissing or noise when playing in apps, for example Youtube, Spotify or Tidal? Or it just fixes the noise floor/ hissing for Poweramp?
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It only fixed the hissing in Poweramp. Which was my main concern. But it's a little funny when listening to a song with zero hiss, and then have a notification sound come up in the middle that hisses like crazy.
But yeah, Spotify, YouTube, Firefox, system sounds, etc all hiss.
Lately ive been messing around with viper4android, bit the sound loses some quality, is there a way to increase the volume output to a headset?
No root
Volume booster app in Play Store.
Rooted
This increases Volume of SPEAKER, HEADPHONE. IN-CALL This is battery friendly no additional apps is reqd.
For this you need a rooted MOTO and any file manger with root-access and Text Editor. I have root explorer.
Go to Root -> System -> etc -> scroll down to mixer_paths.xml ->Scroll down and tweak the values of "RX1 Digital Volume" value, RX2 Digital Volume" value, RX3 Digital Volume" value to any number below 95 ( default is 84 ).But any value more than 92 resulting in distortion of sound, I have set it to 89,
<ctl name="RX1 Digital Volume" value="89" />
<ctl name="RX2 Digital Volume" value="89" />
<ctl name="RX3 Digital Volume" value="89" />
Similarly by tweaking DEC1 Volume" value, DEC2 Volume" value you can improve in-call volume. I have set this to 89. Default 84.
<ctl name="DEC1 Volume" value="89" />
<ctl name="DEC2 Volume" value="89" />
After tweaking the file set permissions to rw-r-r and reboot.
I can't find the file
ZhekaJ said:
No root
Volume booster app in Play Store.
Rooted
This increases Volume of SPEAKER, HEADPHONE. IN-CALL This is battery friendly no additional apps is reqd.
For this you need a rooted MOTO and any file manger with root-access and Text Editor. I have root explorer.
Go to Root -> System -> etc -> scroll down to mixer_paths.xml ->Scroll down and tweak the values of "RX1 Digital Volume" value, RX2 Digital Volume" value, RX3 Digital Volume" value to any number below 95 ( default is 84 ).But any value more than 92 resulting in distortion of sound, I have set it to 89,
<ctl name="RX1 Digital Volume" value="89" />
<ctl name="RX2 Digital Volume" value="89" />
<ctl name="RX3 Digital Volume" value="89" />
Similarly by tweaking DEC1 Volume" value, DEC2 Volume" value you can improve in-call volume. I have set this to 89. Default 84.
<ctl name="DEC1 Volume" value="89" />
<ctl name="DEC2 Volume" value="89" />
After tweaking the file set permissions to rw-r-r and reboot.
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I just can't find the file un that specific folder
ZhekaJ said:
No root
Volume booster app in Play Store.
Rooted
This increases Volume of SPEAKER, HEADPHONE. IN-CALL This is battery friendly no additional apps is reqd.
For this you need a rooted MOTO and any file manger with root-access and Text Editor. I have root explorer.
Go to Root -> System -> etc -> scroll down to mixer_paths.xml ->Scroll down and tweak the values of "RX1 Digital Volume" value, RX2 Digital Volume" value, RX3 Digital Volume" value to any number below 95 ( default is 84 ).But any value more than 92 resulting in distortion of sound, I have set it to 89,
<ctl name="RX1 Digital Volume" value="89" />
<ctl name="RX2 Digital Volume" value="89" />
<ctl name="RX3 Digital Volume" value="89" />
Similarly by tweaking DEC1 Volume" value, DEC2 Volume" value you can improve in-call volume. I have set this to 89. Default 84.
<ctl name="DEC1 Volume" value="89" />
<ctl name="DEC2 Volume" value="89" />
After tweaking the file set permissions to rw-r-r and reboot.
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Thanks for the method, but after save and exit after edit, it back to original value, even with rw-r-r