For UCKH7 Based ROMs
One of the things I liked on my Captivate was the mod to get rid of the increasing ring when someone calls you. The mod was very popular over there.
YG007 Made the original mods on the SGS i9000 which he also ported over to the SGSII i9100
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1230085
Here is an extract from YG007's thread:
"As long as I can remember, most samsung phones had this "feature" where when you receive a call, the ringtone will gradually fade in to the volume that you have set. This mod will get rid of that annoying fade-in and allow your ringtone to play at the volume that you set it to!"
Many Thanks to his work... All credit goes his way. I just ported it over.
Instructions:
MAKE SURE your firmware is deodexed and you are using the right fix to the proper firmware!!
1. Put the phone into "Flight Mode" either by holding power while the device is on and selecting Flight Mode from the submenu, or by selecting Flight Mode from the Settings menu.
2. Use a terminal, or root explorer, or any app you want to copy Phone.apk to /system/app/. Make sure the file is Phone.apk --(If you still get a FC, don't worry, just proceed to step 3.)
3. Reboot the phone.
Here's the Phone.apk File Link: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/16195646/Phone.apk
I made a CWM flashable zip for you: http://db.tt/ESarCN5I
I haven't tested it, but theoretically it should work. If it doesn't, let me know.
Sent from my SGS II.
Ummm to my knowledge... i777 sgs2 doesn't have that issue.
shoman94 said:
Ummm to my knowledge... i777 sgs2 doesn't have that issue.
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Strange... My phone had always had the increasing ringer. The effect on the SGS2 isn't as pronounced as the Captivate though.
The code is in the Ringer$1.smali file (Line 174)
Code: invoke-virtual {v1, v3, v5, v4}, Landroid/media/AudioManager;->setStreamVolume(III)V
Once you remove this line of code... your all set.
slifer315 said:
I made a CWM flashable zip for you: http://db.tt/ESarCN5I
I haven't tested it, but theoretically it should work. If it doesn't, let me know.
Sent from my SGS II.
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Very cool... Thanks!
I dont think the att version has the increasing ringer
tspx23 said:
I dont think the att version has the increasing ringer
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stock uckh7 and uckj4 don't for sure.
tspx23 said:
I dont think the att version has the increasing ringer
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I have not noticed yet either.
Does it show itself with certian kernels?
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dschreiber69 said:
I have not noticed yet either.
Does it show itself with certian kernels?
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No but it might show up if you use an i9100 roms since the increasing ringtone is part of those roms if they don't remove it manually.
shoman94 said:
No but it might show up if you use an i9100 roms since the increasing ringtone is part of those roms if they don't remove it manually.
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This is correct. It will implement the increase.
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UPDATE:
First of all let me apologize for not being active/updating the app. or posting updates about it.
Since my mini pro is my primary phone and I have to keep restarting/modifying Semcphone.apk I couldn't devote time to it.
Over the weekend, I tried to learn the SemcPhone.apk and to see what all $ONY had done with the file.
They did do a job but I wouldn't say a good job.
Coming to that,I have a few things,
Removing a feature is always easy but to put it in requires a lot of work.
And no matter what I tried with the 'programming' I know,
It din work out
OK, That was the bad news , next
If everyone is willing to put an extra app. into their phone until $ony releases its source ( WHICH MAY BE NEVER ACTUALLY ) ,
I was thinking to make a no-bull**** app with the extra features that i wanted to add(the call connect vibrate,blacklist),
If you guys are thinking y use my app,we can use/download it directly from the market,then please do so.
So delivering to my promise,I have an update and have done with another feature i.e Vibrate on Call Waiting(simple app really just few lines of code)
If enough people want me to still continue,i'll continue with this app cause I have given up on semcphone.apk
But the overhead is that you will have to use another app. i.e Call_Waiting.apk
What the app actually does:
The app is simple few lines of code which tap into the telephony and see if there is an incoming call when there is already a call in progress.
It will vibrate after a small pause.
I did not attach any activity to it just to make it simple.Once you install it,it will be running.
For the concerned users : it asks you for the phone state permission cause the app needs to know if there is an incoming call and also to control vibrator that's all.
you can uninstall it by going to package manager and finding the app sud.phone.extra.
Little write up on the 3rd post
feed3 said:
Actually, has been asked by someone in general section HERE.
Screenshot attached (taken from that thread as well..
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We can actually do that,if anyone has seen the semcphone file you can see that you can modify the position of the buttons.Its just trial and error am sure.more on that later
But as I said, mini pro is my primary device and I cannot find a working emulator for $ony ROM(if anyone made it run please do let me know,it'll make all of the themer's,developers life easy)
Also vibrate on call connect requires internal android packages to view the call state as being active,
Internal packages are not allowed for normal app. development, and hence looked for a workaround this and am doing my best to put this feature in call_waiting.apk soon.
I used Android devices before and I never liked the option of vibrate on keypress so I removed that and thought to share.
Features for now :
NO vibrate on key press in dialpad.(phonebook.apk)
Vibrate on Call Wait. (Call_Waiting.apk)
To-Do :
Vibrate on call connect
Blacklist
1. copy phonebook.apk to /sdcard
2. remount system rw
3. cp /system/app/Phonebook.apk /sdcard/Phonebook.apk.orig
4. cat /sdcard/Phonebook.apk > /system/app/Phonebook.apk
5. chmod 644 Phonebook.apk
6. chown root:root Phonebook.apk
7. rm /system/app/Phonebook.odex (only do this if there is a Phone.odex file)
or
Just do the required steps from RootExplorer, Its easy.
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FAQ:
Q: Which rom can this run on?
A: I personally use Hybrom but it should work on any Sony Rom which has stock SEMCPhone and Phonebook . Am sure CM uses different phone.apk so please do not install on CM roms.
Q: Which phone can Phonebook.apk run on?
A: This can be run on any Sony phone's.
Q: Which phone can Call_waiting run on?
A: All 2.3 + phones.
Special thanks to ALL the rom,kernel developers and everyone on XDA .
[size=+2]I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE TO YOUR PHONE.PLEASE MAKE BACKUPS[/size]
P.S If anyone is adding this to their ROMS, please let me know.thnx
my only wish; corner buble removed (arc style?)
feed3 said:
my only wish; corner buble removed (arc style?)
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Point me to some links or screenshots please??
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Dare{D}evil said:
Point me to some links or screenshots please??
Sent from my GT-P1000
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Actually, has been asked by someone in general section HERE.
Screenshot attached (taken from that thread as well..
Nice
Thank you
feed3 said:
my only wish; corner buble removed (arc style?)
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+1 for that.
also how about swipe left/right for sms/call on contacts?
When You plan release new version?
How to use the blacklist?
eliccs said:
How to use the blacklist?
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it is in the "to do" list. so no blacklist till new version
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How about a smart dialer... Missing that one in the stock dialer
Dare{D}evil said:
To-Do :
Vibrate on call connect
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When will be released?
And is this will be mod on SemcPhone.apk?
No Updates....
To-Do :
Vibrate on call connect
Blacklist
Vibrate on call waiting.
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Seems like the development has stopped..!
No updates
Sorry guys been busy with something and been also looking for ways to get more ASOP like dialer without modifying too many files.
Will roll out a new version in a few days...
feed3 said:
my only wish; corner buble removed (arc style?)
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Your wish is fulfilled.checkout this link.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1533575
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Hey Guys!
I've been trying to find a way to keep the softkey light on S2 on MIUI turned off (COMPLETELY, not auto brightness values for button to 0) but there really isn't a way...
I've noticed in CM7 there is a Galaxy SII settings app that can be found independently in Titanium Backup. That app has the option to turn off the softkey backlight completely.
Do you think it's possible to drag that app from CM7 and Install it on MIUI to turn off the keylight? Considering from what I've read MIUI is based partly on CM right?
Go to display setting. Turn on auto brightness and beneath it will be advanced settings or something. Then there should be automatic backlight tab or Light Levels. Click on Edit Other levels.. Underneath button, make the value(should be 225 or 250) go to 0. You're good to go. You can turn off auto brightness then.
Pretty sure the OP said "COMPLETELY, not auto brightness values for button to 0"...Wait...He did
OP - there are various scripts around the place which claim to achieve this. I also use Miui & setting the auto brightness to zero used to work. This stopped working early in the the new year so something has obviously changed in Miui's builds.
I can't vouch for the usefulness of these scripts as I've learned to live with this issue, and I don't have a link for same. Try a Google search & append XDA to your search terms. This should yield something for you.
Edit to add - With regard to pulling over an app from CM7, obviously Miui is CM based so it might work. I guess you can only try it & find out. Can't see how it could do any harm given it's only an app.
@Mistah Thanks loads dude, I've tried some of the scripts from some of the searches I did and nothing seems to work you're right.
I'll give it a shot and see how it goes, but I don't think if i get the APK out i can just install it normally right? I'd have to put it in system>app then do a reboot for it to go in nicely?
I'll test it and report it back here tmrw thanks!
No worries
Yeah I'm not surprised the scripts don't work. Yeah give it a try, put it in /system/app & also might wanna mount /system rw before you install it (if you need to, use an app like Remount to do this). Yeah do a reboot after you've installed it & cross your fingers.
Will be awaiting your report with baited breath
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@Mistah Thanks loads dude, I've tried some of the scripts from some of the searches I did and nothing seems to work you're right.
I'll give it a shot and see how it goes, but I don't think if i get the APK out i can just install it normally right? I'd have to put it in system>app then do a reboot for it to go in nicely?
I'll test it and report it back here tmrw thanks!
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Hey @Mistah I'm on checkrom v4 currently though coz im trying out some stuff. I've got the said apk out from cm7 do you think I can pm it to you in about 7 hours from now to try it out?
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Yeah why not
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Hey @Mistah I'm on checkrom v4 currently though coz im trying out some stuff. I've got the said apk out from cm7 do you think I can pm it to you in about 7 hours from now to try it out?
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Pm-ed! Thanks!
Replied. Doesn't work & I doubt it will.
I wrote a script which works for me on all kernels with init.d support, here's a link:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/27703769/Permanently Disable Softkey Backlight.zip
If the flashable zip doesnt work just copy the script and set correct permissions (755). Please report back, because I haven't used the script for a while now...
BLN doesn't work on the script, though. I have located the file which contains the value for the backlight and changed its permissions, this disables the phone to change this value and thus keeping it off. This file is on a different location on almost every phone, so most scripts work on only one particular device.
gangsterjoop said:
I wrote a script which works for me on all kernels with init.d support, here's a link:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/27703769/Permanently Disable Softkey Backlight.zip
If the flashable zip doesnt work just copy the script and set correct permissions (755). Please report back, because I haven't used the script for a while now...
BLN doesn't work on the script, though. I have located the file which contains the value for the backlight and changed its permissions, this disables the phone to change this value and thus keeping it off. This file is on a different location on almost every phone, so most scripts work on only one particular device.
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Hey Joop!
Tested the zip and it flashed but it just seems to force the softkey light on. Doesn't go off at all after that. Thanks for the help though!
Whats happening Forums,
I have a Samsung Galaxy S3 GT-I9300 running the latest JellyBean ROM from SAM MOBILE,
I'm thinking about switching to a custom ROM but most remove "Bloat Apps' Is there anyway to keep the apps?
Also maybe keep gesturing and things like that?
Please post Helpful replies below.
Sorry, but what's the reason to switch to custom ROM, then?
You can MOD the stock... one of the benefits is to keep the stock apps.
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Sorry, but what's the reason to switch to custom ROM, then?
You can MOD the stock... one of the benefits is to keep the stock apps.
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There are many reasons to switch to a custom rom just switching to one gives me a TON of benefits such as
Manually Deodexed
Rooted + Busyboxed + Zipaligned
XXDLID Modem
Siyah 1.6.8 Kernel
ClockworkMod Touch Recovery v6.0.1.2
Super SU v0.97
4 Way Reboot
Extended Toggle
Disable increasing ringtone
Hide sms from call logs
Enabled More Toggle on Stock Status Bar
Center Clock
Shutter Sound on/off
Volume up/down key as Shutter
Exit browser option
Added Call button on Contact
Call Recording
%Circular Battery
CRT effect (with no flicker)
GPS Fast Lock
Colored SPlanner
Popup Browser
Scrolling Wallpaper
Added 4way Rotation
Added Lock Screen Rotation
Support Custom Boot Animation
Fixed Cell Standby issue
Added More CSC (Default BTU)
Activated Smart Rotation
Unplugging from USB doesn't turn on Screen
Auto EFS backup (/sdcard/Darky/EFS)
Bloatwares Removed (You can find the Removed Apps in /sdcard/Darky/App)
Skip Music Track with Volume Buttons Long Press while screen is locked
ROM will wipe Cache and Dalvik Cache
Darky Boot Animation
Some of these i cannot find as MODS,
Part is included in stock roms. Part is available as mod... which one is impossible to find for you?
BTW, some examples are... ridiculous. as an instnce: what for do you need GPS fast lock? My SGS catches lock within 4 secs inside the building... Same, scrolling wallpaper. 4 way rotation... you mean: in 3D space + time?.
Cell standby issue - I did not observed any issue here.
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ROM will wipe Cache and Dalvik Cache
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- where's your problem with the wipe from CWM??? Is this a MOD? RLY?? So, you want to do it automatically, with the frequency of? 20Hz?
and, last but not least: please have a look at the term which describes your requests:
in the first post you have wrote:
I'm thinking about switching to a custom ROM but most remove "Bloat Apps' Is there anyway to keep the apps?
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where just above you look for:
Bloatwares Removed (You can find the Removed Apps in /sdcard/Darky/App)
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You know, I'm old... but I still remember the good times when kiddos got a bike for their 6th Birthday. I'm sure that you'll not believe how much simpler it was, as they knew what to do with the toy... and what to expect.
Finally, bcs I'm tired and bored: flash stock ROM, backup requested stock bloatware on card with Titanium Backup, then flash whatever you want, Lumia 800 Win 8 even, and restore the apps.
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Part is included in stock roms. Part is available as mod... which one is impossible to find for you?
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The question is how can i take "Part" from the stock rom over to the custom rom
Just go to "kitchen" .. and choose your desired system.
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oulouloul said:
Just go to "kitchen" .. and choose your desired system.
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Thanks oulouloul you may be on to something there ill do a bit of research and see whats there,
Do you have a link or is it a app?
spamtrash said:
Part is included in stock roms. Part is available as mod... which one is impossible to find for you?
BTW, some examples are... ridiculous. as an instnce: what for do you need GPS fast lock? My SGS catches lock within 4 secs inside the building... Same, scrolling wallpaper. 4 way rotation... you mean: in 3D space + time?.
Cell standby issue - I did not observed any issue here.
Similarily: - where's your problem with the wipe from CWM??? Is this a MOD? RLY?? So, you want to do it automatically, with the frequency of? 20Hz?
and, last but not least: please have a look at the term which describes your requests:
in the first post you have wrote:
where just above you look for:
You know, I'm old... but I still remember the good times when kiddos got a bike for their 6th Birthday. I'm sure that you'll not believe how much simpler it was, as they knew what to do with the toy... and what to expect.
Finally, bcs I'm tired and bored: flash stock ROM, backup requested stock bloatware on card with Titanium Backup, then flash whatever you want, Lumia 800 Win 8 even, and restore the apps.
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Wow thanks for the deep insight but i just copied and pasted what was included in the ROM from the page, thanks for helping anyway and unfortunately not all the "bloat apps" are located there which is okay ill take a look into the Kitchen thing as well as simply backup with titanium backup but i am worried about compatibility.
Mysterious link to ROM's kitchen
BTW: have you decided to keep the bloatware, as in first post, or to remove it, as you stated in third???
I'm trying to find a way to disable the safety volume message that pops up when you raise the volume past 50% when listening with headphones. Also, is there a way to disable Samsung's lock screen widget feature? I want Dash Clock as my widget, but I would also like a pin for security. Is there a ROM that fixes these problems?
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I'm trying to find a way to disable the safety volume message that pops up when you raise the volume past 50% when listening with headphones. Also, is there a way to disable Samsung's lock screen widget feature? I want Dash Clock as my widget, but I would also like a pin for security. Is there a ROM that fixes these problems?
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Pretty much any ROM thats out there. AOKP ROMS normally have a toggle that disables it, but you can also install the Nottach Xposed Framework on a ROM you like to use and disable the volume warning popup and possibly solve the rest of your issues as well.
Monkz said:
Pretty much any ROM thats out there. AOKP ROMS normally have a toggle that disables it, but you can also install the Nottach Xposed Framework on a ROM you like to use and disable the volume warning popup and possibly solve the rest of your issues as well.
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Thanks for the info. However, upon a quick search it looks like it's only available for AT&T variants. I have a Verizon Galaxy S4 with CleanROM 1.6 installed.
thunderclap82 said:
Thanks for the info. However, upon a quick search it looks like it's only available for AT&T variants. I have a Verizon Galaxy S4 with CleanROM 1.6 installed.
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It works perfectly fine on my T-Mobile ROMS. Its worth a shot, i believe theres a good chance it probably works on yours too.
thunderclap82 said:
Thanks for the info. However, upon a quick search it looks like it's only available for AT&T variants. I have a Verizon Galaxy S4 with CleanROM 1.6 installed.
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The module was created for the AT&T version, but can be used on the Verizon S4 as well.
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najaboy said:
The module was created for the AT&T version, but can be used on the Verizon S4 as well.
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Sounds good. I'll give it a shot. Thanks!
GUIDE TO MANUALLY RAISE VOLUME
Must be rooted and have a file explorer installed. Each step has a corresponding numbered picture.
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I found that the speaker, headset and handset volumes were a bit too low for my damaged ears, so I decided to attempt changing it myself and it worked out wonderfully. (Same method I used on my N3) .......................................................................
I did this using Root Explorer, there are many out there you can use such as ES.
1) Navigate to System/etc. Scroll down to mixer_paths.xml. If using Root EX on the top right tick Mount R/W. If you dont do this your changes will not work or take.
2) Hold down mixer_paths.xml and a box with options will appear. Choose Open With. Then choose Text Editor.
3) Once it opens scroll down to the fourth divider line where you will see this:
Play Scenario
Then you will have a bunch of small paragraphs. First one directly under the Play Scenario line is "handset", then "speaker" and finally "headset". There are others like dock, speaker hdmi and so on but I only changed those three.
4) In each of the 3 you want to change the "RX Digital Volume" values. Stock value for the handset is 81. Touch next to the 1 delete it and inplace put a 7. (I found that 89 is the limit on my phone before distortion starts to occur so 88 or 89 is fine also) Next is speaker. Do the same 81 to 87 or whatever you prefer up to 89. And finally headset. For this change both stock "80" values to 87. (Left and Right) Double check all four changes you made closely. If you change the values above 89 there is a chance you may exceed the limit and have issues like no sound for the specific play scenario.
5) Now hit your phone menu button and tick save and exit. This will bring you back to the mixer_paths.xml page, and if you mounted r/w as I stated in step 2 you should see this directly below mixer_paths.xml: mixer_paths.xml.bak. That is a saved copy of your original stock mixer_paths.xml file which you can delete the modded and remove the bak from the name and reboot to revert to stock if an issue occurs such as no sound. Great
6) On top right you should see Mount R/O this time. Tick that and if it doesnt change dont worry it sometimes doesnt, reboot immediately. Once booted up your new values will be implemented and speaker, headset and handset will be much louder.
If you decide to mod the values once again, the saved file with name .bak created will be of your previous setting not stock. It will override the stock saved file. So if you plan on doing more than once to get the best desired volume, after your first ever edit, hold down the file created with .bak in the name and copy it to you extsd for safe keeping. This will prevent you from posting I lost my original file can someone please post it here?
Looks like flashable zips for this mod were already posted by DustinTinsley in the Development thread. My fault I didnt look around before posting this. Mods please delete this thread as it seems to be unneeded. Thank you.
Tweaked N III
sshafranko said:
Looks like flashable zips for this mod were already posted by DustinTinsley in the Development thread. My fault I didnt look around before posting this. Mods please delete this thread as it seems to be unneeded. Thank you.
Tweaked N III
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But to be honest this post guide me more step by step to get it to work. Thank you
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Your welcome. I guess if it helped someone than its worth it☺
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Your welcome. I guess if it helped someone than its worth it☺
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yes it did sir. you should leave the post. even do in dev theres 1 but i think it would not harm leaving this one.
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Thanks for this guide. Well done. I also prefer to do this manually. So to go back to stock, rather than restoring the original mixer paths xml file, can I simply edit the values back to 80 and 81? I backed up the original file as you suggested.
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Thanks for this guide. Well done. I also prefer to do this manually. So to go back to stock, rather than restoring the original mixer paths xml file, can I simply edit the values back to 80 and 81? I backed up the original file as you suggested.
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You can but the easiest way to do it is add the .bak to yhe modded mixer, then remove the bak from the saved one reboot and now your on stock sound and youll still have the modded in there saved just in case. Just be sure to tick mount r/w before you rename and reboot. Glad it helped you.
Got it. Also it makes sense that if the values are changed a second time the bak file that was saved will be overwritten. Found this on the thread for the volume boosting zip thread. I will give these a try too
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=53488106
Worked great for me. I'm rooted but without custom recovery so this was perfect!
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DataHawg said:
Got it. Also it makes sense that if the values are changed a second time the bak file that was saved will be overwritten. Found this on the thread for the volume boosting zip thread. I will give these a try too
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=53488106
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Exactly...thats why switching the .bak between the two is easiest.
philliman said:
Worked great for me. I'm rooted but without custom recovery so this was perfect!
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Cool man. Thats kind of who this is geared towards and also people like me who like to learn to do things instead of just flashing something and not having any idea what that flash just did to your phone.
This is awesome! Thanks, sshafranko!
Great Post
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This is awesome! Thanks, sshafranko!
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Wow man I was honestly just looking for a program to boost sound on a kernel other than Faux's (I use Faux sound app when his kernel is installed). This worked perfect! You saved the day
Thanks Again!!!!!
miguel6763 said:
But to be honest this post guide me more step by step to get it to work. Thank you
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I know the thread is old but if I want to raise the volume for my headphone which do I change?
troyd28 said:
I know the thread is old but if I want to raise the volume for my headphone which do I change?
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umm, the one that says "headset"? lol
Thanks man, this worked like a charm! had to adjust the numbers a couple times for my s5 active, 87 was too loud for my speaker lol.
Caliesv said:
umm, the one that says "headset"? lol
Thanks man, this worked like a charm! had to adjust the numbers a couple times for my s5 active, 87 was too loud for my speaker lol.
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Lol I did it it sounds low what's the max it can be modified to? Jelly bean had distortion but I never maxed it out. What's the highest I can put it without messing it up?
troyd28 said:
Lol I did it it sounds low what's the max it can be modified to? Jelly bean had distortion but I never maxed it out. What's the highest I can put it without messing it up?
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im assuming it all depends on your phone. start out at 87 and put your volume up, if its distorted or sounds like its going to break something, then change the number down a little at a time till it fits your needs. my numbers were a little different than the OP's numbers.
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im assuming it all depends on your phone. start out at 87 and put your volume up, if its distorted or sounds like its going to break something, then change the number down a little at a time till it fits your needs. my numbers were a little different than the OP's numbers.
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What are you numbers if you don't mind me asking ?
Guys it seems like it varies a bit phone to phone. On my wifes phone I am able to go to 90 buy it distorts at full volume. So I backed it down to 89 and it is perfect for her. I tested it on 91 on her phone and it actually broke the volume. She lost the volume completely on speakerphone. So im pretty sure that on every phone therre will be a setting that is too high and brakes volume. I would stick to 90 as being the highest than work your way down until no distortion. If 90 is not loud enough than give it a shot on 91 or even 92. It may work for you but like I said 90 was max for my wifes S5. GL
@sshafranko do you know anything about the mic volume levels? I have increased mine as people seem to say i'm too quite (i talk softly on the phone) but i'm not sure if they are actually working or which ones actuall effect the in call volume as well as speakerphone mic volume. I notice there are two volume levels for some of the mics, an ADC2 and a DEC# volume. what is what there? Thanks!