I can't be sure if it's me but sometimes I get really bad sound quality on phone calls after flashing any audio mod. Can anyone confirm or deny this? Thanks.
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TheLastSidekick said:
I can't be sure if it's me but sometimes I get really bad sound quality on phone calls after flashing any audio mod. Can anyone confirm or deny this? Thanks.
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There is only one audio mod which has no effect on phone calls for me, its "Awesome Beats".
All the others I tried or those which are built into custom roms with the except of Beats distorts
the phone call incoming voice unless I turn the audio way down making it way too quiet.
None of the audio mods have any effect on the out-going voice.
It's actually 2 for me. Whether it's been merged into the ROM or installed as a 3rd party app, Awesome Beats and Noozxoide has had no affect on call quality. That just goes to show how different each device really is lol
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LuigiBull23 said:
It's actually 2 for me. Whether it's been merged into the ROM or installed as a 3rd party app, Awesome Beats and Noozxoide has had no affect on call quality. That just goes to show how different each device really is lol
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Strange, I thought I tested em all, but I have never heard of Noozxoide until I read your post.
I will have to give it a try, our devices are really not that different...
It's just that I never heard of Noozxoide til now.
It's pretty good, not the BEST but it definitely makes a difference.
Every device, even the same model, can very well handle ROMs, kernels, mods, scripts, binaries, etc.. differently and that's what I was referring to.
You know this though.
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Just gonna leave this here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=39156703
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Which one is better and why?
Or will both benefit in unique ways?
Power amp. Give it a shot. Best player sound i have found.
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when I had my vibrant I was using poweramp.
Now, with the S2, I removed the stock music player.
And use ubermusic player combined with the equalizer app.
Personally I have no interest in XLoud or Beats.
DSP Manager is perfect, light weight, and easily surpasses the two in functionality. It just needs to be configured right.
Numerous threads state that these two are a placebo / more of a gimmick. From personal use I have to agree. A waste of resources.
BRAVIA engine however is quite a different story
I like player pro, it's pure and no changes to the sound.
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yaldak said:
Personally I have no interest in XLoud or Beats.
DSP Manager is perfect, light weight, and easily surpasses the two in functionality. It just needs to be configured right.
Numerous threads state that these two are a placebo / more of a gimmick. From personal use I have to agree. A waste of resources.
BRAVIA engine however is quite a different story
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Thanks. But I was more concerned with speaker volume and speaker quality and not equalizer stuff or headphone quality. I heard xloud tries to prevent the speakers from sounding tinny but rather more fuller and louder. DSP achieve the same and more is what you are saying?
Does BRAVIA engine makes the video quality look better or the video to perform better (less choppiness or shutter)?
Power amp has it's own dsp
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If anyone had any info on why dsp manager is not working at all please give me a response, to me it's a funny app.
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iwasblown said:
If anyone had any info on why dsp manager is not working at all please give me a response, to me it's a funny app.
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Works on roms that it was properly integrated into.
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Weight roms are those?
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Weight roms are those?
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cm7
h1a8 said:
Which one is better and why?
Or will both benefit in unique ways?
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I use both plus power amp ans ita godly xbeats fixs dsp and powe amps effects to sound sexy use one of m&s roms his dsp manager works perfectly and I recommend room virtulization it will blow your mind.
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jordanishere said:
cm7
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Tuesday & Paradox
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Weight roms are those?
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Im guessing if it has xloud cooked in dsp will work so read the description on a few roms and test it out. Tuesday is a beast in the audio department
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Tuesday & Paradox
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sorry i forgot! dsp manager and player pro make my $20headphones sound pretty good
T989 on CM7_373R2
Dsp manager sounds alot cleaner...player pro also has a dsp pack but dsp nanager cleans up sound better than bravia and x loud
I used to use "Record my call" from the market with my old tmobile-G2X....but that app does not work with my Samsung GS3 and I've tried a bunch of others with no luck. Anyone come across one that works for both sides of the conversation? Thanks
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i've been looking for something like this for the longest time. if you find something, please PM me and let me know.
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i've been looking for something like this for the longest time. if you find something, please PM me and let me know.
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Sure will. This is bull**** that none work.
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No f****ng cursing here!! lol but I'm also looking for something like this also I can't get any to work, if anyone finds something please let me and everyone else know
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Not one rom on any of the D2 (US S III) devices has call recording as an option expect maybe ICS roms and MIUI roms. Crazy, but that's the way it is.
That is crazy.....
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i got call recording to work with 2 different apps..record mic and call, and i guess the other one is mentioned above..
the only way was with speaker phone on...
Try this one guys http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2222741
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They work, if you want to put up with microphone recording.
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They work, if you want to put up with microphone recording.
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What's that mean, I have no interest in this but not sure what you mean lol.
Recording apps have to use the phone's external microphone to record audio (for both sides) on this device, since the kernels don't support it.
With little tweaking (read the instructions), Call Recorder from skvakex (10$) work perfectly well.
I think you need the right rom/kernel, I use carbonrom + ktkernel.
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Try this one guys http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2222741
T-Mobile SGS III
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Yea it works, thanks dude.
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I need a mod which increases the loudness of the one by at least twice.. I no there is already a mod here.. But it doesn't suit my needs.. Is there any other mod I can use? Or probably any app? Thanks...
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You could flash and try the boomsound mod or flash PureXaudio, it really does improve the sound and makes it louder.
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Yeah it does.. But as I said it doesn't suit my needs.. I need louder sound..
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MoDriouch said:
You could flash and try the boomsound mod or flash PureXaudio, it really does improve the sound and makes it louder.
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boomsound mod? link?
greeetings
2 x's louder kiss your speakers good bye
I have an s2... Which has had its volume increased by quite a lot.. And its lowest is like the max I would get before flashing that mod.. It works perfectly fine.. No damage to the speakers.. And if that phone can handle it.. I am sure this one can surely do..
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xxDeathSlicer7xx said:
Yeah it does.. But as I said it doesn't suit my needs.. I need louder sound..
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The Devs and app designers on here have a fairly good idea of the max levels of the boomsound speakers,as the speakers pass their optimal performance level, sound ehancements and audio boosting mods simply distort the speakers.....until they go POP, there was a mod being worked on a while ago, where we trialed different adjustments to various files to improve loudness and quality and tested multiple music players, recording sound level(db) output, the loudest music player, with greatest adjustment was PowerAmp, full version, dunno if this helps, just my offering
Ill have a look to see if the guy is still working on files, or whether or not its workable with the new updated 4.2 onwards
ok here's the thread, not been updated recently - but Justin hasnt got his phone sorted yet - have a little look HERE may be what your after or may help
Thread closed as it is a duplicate thread
I know a lot are having audio issues when making or receiving a call for whatever reason on 4.3 ROMs, well a workaround I found is you need to plug in your headphones in and use those, or once the call is connected unplug headphones and you'll retain call audio
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I know a lot are having audio issues when making or receiving a call for whatever reason on 4.3 ROMs, well a workaround I found is you need to plug in your headphones in and use those, or once the call is connected unplug headphones and you'll retain call audio
I hope this helps for now
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Being a bit of an audiophile, I find it hard to use this phone on anything but a Sense/GPE ROM due to lack of the "Beats" EQ (Beats sounds more direct while everything else is too open). Would it be possible to port whatever libraries said EQ needs to an AOSP ROM? Awesomebeats and similar things don't seem to work on 4.3
Sonic2756 said:
Being a bit of an audiophile, I find it hard to use this phone on anything but a Sense/GPE ROM due to lack of the "Beats" EQ (Beats sounds more direct while everything else is too open). Would it be possible to port whatever libraries said EQ needs to an AOSP ROM? Awesomebeats and similar things don't seem to work on 4.3
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That's one of the primary reasons why I'm on a gpe instead of other AOSP Roms. I hope it could be an option or something, cause frankly the speakers sound like crap without it :/
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That's one of the primary reasons why I'm on a gpe instead of other AOSP Roms. I hope it could be an option or something, cause frankly the speakers sound like crap without it :/
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I found a mod for beats for all apps for the rezound ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1587168&highlight=beats ) it might help in what to do or look for for the BEATS MOD
just thought i through it out there to see if it could be used for reference.
Have you tried viper4android? You have to use the fx version but I find it works fairly well.
fatmando2 said:
Have you tried viper4android? You have to use the fx version but I find it works fairly well.
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Was using that last night. Still sounded too open :/
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Was using that last night. Still sounded too open :/
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Have you tried the beats installer or ac!d audio?
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Have you tried the beats installer or ac!d audio?
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AC!D is broken on 4.3. Not sure about beats installer.
carm01 said:
I found a mod for beats for all apps for the rezound ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1587168&highlight=beats ) it might help in what to do or look for for the BEATS MOD
just thought i through it out there to see if it could be used for reference.
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Actually something like this was just what I was looking for. Gonna update some files and report back soon.
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AC!D is broken on 4.3. Not sure about beats installer.
Actually something like this was just what I was looking for. Gonna update some files and report back soon.
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Seen this but would rather see the mod baked into the Rom itself.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.RockoDevAudio
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Sonic2756 said:
Being a bit of an audiophile, I find it hard to use this phone on anything but a Sense/GPE ROM due to lack of the "Beats" EQ (Beats sounds more direct while everything else is too open). Would it be possible to port whatever libraries said EQ needs to an AOSP ROM? Awesomebeats and similar things don't seem to work on 4.3
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Most audio guys here (including me) hate beats. So it's funny seeing someone trying to get it back.
I prefer AOSP with a very slight PowerAmp EQ.
GrayTheWolf said:
Most audio guys here (including me) hate beats. So it's funny seeing someone trying to get it back.
I prefer AOSP with a very slight PowerAmp EQ.
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I tried fiddling with PowerAmp but couldn't find anything I like. Still has that "too open" problem.
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Actually something like this was just what I was looking for. Gonna update some files and report back soon.
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Did it work?
Sonic2756 said:
I tried fiddling with PowerAmp but couldn't find anything I like. Still has that "too open" problem.
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Too open.... Meaning too many settings, or needs a bit of compression?
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Too open.... Meaning too many settings, or needs a bit of compression?
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It seems to me that there's a good amount of white noise, I'm not sure if this is what he is referring to though.
Sounds like lack of compression maybe.
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It seems to me that there's a good amount of white noise, I'm not sure if this is what he is referring to though.
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Hmm.... I have never noticed that. Maybe because I keep my preamp so low.
I like beats for movies and you tube but hate it for power amp. I disable it when I use PA and use the built in srs and eq
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Too open.... Meaning too many settings, or needs a bit of compression?
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Too open as in compression. Sound seems to "echo" around the speaker instead of being directed like it does with the beats EQ.
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Too open as in compression. Sound seems to "echo" around the speaker instead of being directed like it does with the beats EQ.
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Gotta love dedicated hardware/software implementation!
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Sonic2756 said:
Too open as in compression. Sound seems to "echo" around the speaker instead of being directed like it does with the beats EQ.
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Phone speakers or headphones?
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Phone speakers or headphones?
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Speakers.