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Hello all,
Has anyone gotten Viper4Android running on a Moto X 2014 Pure Edition? I have upgraded my Pure Edition to Lollipop 5.1 and still having issues getting it to work right.
Thanks,
Steve
it never worked reliably for me on moto x original in kk or on 2014 moto x in kk. Always caused issues between maps and pandora
To use Viper4android,(This is for CM Based ROMS)
1.install the lolliviper, the zip can be found in the v4a forum
2.Install SElinux kernal changer and change the Kernal to permissive
3.Make sure you have the latest busybox installed
4.Enable developer options and uncheck Use Nuplayer
5.Verify if it works with google play music
6.To work with poweramp, disable DVC and Audio fx
7.But with this method convolver will not work
Below instructions are for Stock
Also u can try the other method(Convolver will work, but dont flash lolliviper with this method)
1. Install v4a as a user Apk
2.Install SElinux kernal changer and change the Kernal to permissive
3.Make sure you have the latest busybox installed
4.Enable developer options and uncheck Use NuplayerFlash the two Zips
Flash Sound Lib Fix (Viper4A-_Soundfix-LibFiles_-CWM.zip)
Flash Build.prop Tweaks addition (Viper4A-_Build.Prop-Tweaks_-CWM.zip)
The the above two zips can be found the below mentioned Path
http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto...-root-t2997005
blademaster1990 said:
To use Viper4android,(This is for CM Based ROMS)
1.install the lolliviper, the zip can be found in the v4a forum
2.Install SElinux kernal changer and change the Kernal to permissive
3.Make sure you have the latest busybox installed
4.Enable developer options and uncheck Use Nuplayer
5.Verify if it works with google play music
6.To work with poweramp, disable DVC and Audio fx
7.But with this method convolver will not work
Below instructions are for Stock
Also u can try the other method(Convolver will work, but dont flash lolliviper with this method)
1. Install v4a as a user Apk
2.Install SElinux kernal changer and change the Kernal to permissive
3.Make sure you have the latest busybox installed
4.Enable developer options and uncheck Use NuplayerFlash the two Zips
Flash Sound Lib Fix (Viper4A-_Soundfix-LibFiles_-CWM.zip)
Flash Build.prop Tweaks addition (Viper4A-_Build.Prop-Tweaks_-CWM.zip)
The the above two zips can be found the below mentioned Path
http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto...-root-t2997005
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Link gives a 404 error
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Link gives a 404 error
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Try this link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2014/themes-apps/viper4android-lollipop-root-t2997005
blademaster1990 said:
Try this link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2014/themes-apps/viper4android-lollipop-root-t2997005
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Finally getting around to this.... got it all loaded but couldn't for the life of me hear even a minor difference.
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Finally getting around to this.... got it all loaded but couldn't for the life of me hear even a minor difference.
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Did you check the driver status? I don't think the driver was able to install on your phone. It's working fine on my stock rooted Moto X XT1092 running 5.1. Note that I installed the FX_A4.x.apk version. The FX_A2.3.apk version does not work.
Yes driver status was active, changing convolver files had no effect at all and cganging other settings alkso had no effect. I also loaded the build.prop changes and the additional sound file and stil no go.
I am not on cm12.1
P.S. also didn't work WITHOUT applying the build.prop and additional sound files. And yes installed the same apk as you did.
Ota with these apps installed is impossible ! Full flash stock rom before ota
This is at your own risk !
I am not responsible for dead sdcards, thermonuclear war or you getting fired because the alarm app failed
If you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you
I am not responsible if your phone becomes a hipster and claims to have been modified before it was cool
I am not responsible for what you do with your computer, be it a laptop or a desktop/whatever and your phone as well
What are c-apps ?
https://cyngn.com/c-apps
Click the link to learn more
Requirements :-
C-apps package
Es file explorer OR aroma file manager
1) Install es file explorer (or boot to twrp, mount system in options, disable only mount system read-only and flash aroma file manager)
2) (Es file explorer users only) enable root explorer and mount system read-write
3) now rename /system/priv-app/dialer -> /system/priv-app/dialerx
4) similarly, rename /system/app/incallui -> /system/app/incalluix
5) (es file explorer users only) you may experience app crashes. Don't worry about them and reboot to twrp
6) flash c-apps package
7) (aroma file manager users only) mount system read-write in twrp options and disable the mount system read-only checkbox, then flash aroma file manager again and rename /system/app/incalluix -> /system/app/incallui (remove the x) and do the same to /system/priv-app/dialerx -> /system/priv-app/dialer (remove the x, do not change the case of the letters ! )
8) (aroma file manager users only) exit it and reboot to system
9) (es file explorer users only) follow step 7 after booting into android
10) (es file explorer users only) reboot your phone
11) now, disable these apps after booting into android (they do not work)
(I couldn't find the time to upload screenshots, coming soon !)
Edit :- screenshots added, check attachments
Truedialer works (partially, incallui doesn't work, dualsim works) but I prefer stock that is why I disabled it
Only use 1 dialer app or they may conflict !
Working :-
Cm account
Gallery
Email
Calendar
True caller service
Cm anti-theft
Screencast screen recorder
Etc etc
Audiofx is not working but maxxaudio tuner and audiofx are the same thing
Thanks, it works.
1. I couldn't find "disable only mount system read-only" in TWRP. Anyway, I flashed Aroma File Manager,
2. renamed said files, exited Aroma,
3. flashed C-Apps package,
4. again flashed Aroma, went inside /system to rename files, they were replaced by DailerNext and InCallUiNext, exited Aroma,
5. rebooted to system.
6. Found that stock apps have been replaced(Nevermind, I'm not fan of them anyway).
I followed TWRP procedure.
krishna442 said:
Thanks, it works.
1. I couldn't find "disable only mount system read-only" in TWRP. Anyway, I flashed Aroma File Manager,
2. renamed said files, exited Aroma,
3. flashed C-Apps package,
4. again flashed Aroma, went inside /system to rename files, they were replaced by DailerNext and InCallUiNext, exited Aroma,
5. rebooted to system.
6. Found that stock apps have been replaced(Nevermind, I'm not fan of them anyway).
I followed TWRP procedure.
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If you followed the procedure correctly, that wouldn't have happened
Anyways, I'll upload the 2 stock apps the got replaced and a file that contains permissions that need to be applied to them
[email protected] said:
If you followed the procedure correctly, that wouldn't have happened
Anyways, I'll upload the 2 stock apps the got replaced and a file that contains permissions that need to be applied to them
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I thought so, I couldn't find "mount system read-only."
@[email protected] check attachment for screenshot
krishna442 said:
I thought so, I couldn't find "mount system read-only."
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I'll look into this
In the meantime, try reflashing twrp
krishna442 said:
I thought so, I couldn't find "mount system read-only."
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The option is there, just checked....in the bottom left of the mount section
[email protected] said:
I'll look into this
In the meantime, try reflashing twrp
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[email protected] said:
The option is there, just checked....in the bottom left of the mount section
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Thanks, I did, and there's this option .
krishna442 said:
Thanks, I did, and there's this option .
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Strange....
I'll add this information to the op so that if anyone faces the same issue, they'll know what to do
Thanks
Get audiofx apk from teamsek or any cyanogen build of 5.1.1 install manually thats working
i m using write now with audio tunner
install the apk i have uploaded manually working fine along with audiotunner
sahil chandel said:
Get audiofx apk from teamsek or any cyanogen build of 5.1.1 install manually thats working
i m using write now with audio tunner
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Send me a detailed guide via pm (what did you exactly use, etc) and I'll add it to the op
And, maxxaudio tuner and audiofx are the exact same thing....no difference...both are from maxxaudio....same dev
sahil chandel said:
Get audiofx apk from teamsek or any cyanogen build of 5.1.1 install manually thats working
i m using write now with audio tunner
install the apk i have uploaded manually working fine along with audiotunner
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I just tried it out
Didn't work
Stick with audio tuner on op2 its the same thing
[email protected] said:
I just tried it out
Didn't work
Stick with audio tuner on op2 its the same thing
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its working install manually see screenshots
sahil chandel said:
its working install manually see screenshots
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it isn't
just tried
and that does not look like official audio tuner
[email protected] said:
it isn't
just tried
and that does not look like official audio tuner
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bro thats audiofx.apk.....not audio tunner i have both audiotunner & audiofx.apk look 2nd screenshot i used them combinely too during headphones....gives awesome bass combination
sahil chandel said:
bro thats audiofx.apk.....not audio tunner i have both audiotunner & audiofx.apk look 2nd screenshot i used them combinely too during headphones....gives awesome bass combination
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my bad
it doesn't look like the apk in the c-apps package
[email protected] said:
my bad
it doesn't look like the apk in the c-apps package
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use the app that i hv uploaded
its from teamsek cm12.1
krishna442 said:
I thought so, I couldn't find "mount system read-only."
@[email protected] check attachment for screenshot
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Thanks
But that does not look like official twrp
http://twrp.me/devices/oneplustwo.html
[email protected] said:
Thanks
But that does not look like official twrp
http://twrp.me/devices/oneplustwo.html
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Yep, even I just noticed it. Omg. I'm really getting dumb these days. Thanks a lot.
Hi,
Here I have Viper4android the best equalizer o ever used and guide to install...
1: Download zip file below added below Link
2: Root your device as described in my Root for 7.0 same as 8.0 as describes in my last thread.
3: Place zip file internal storage
4: go to Custom Recovery I.e. TWRP
5: Install zip file, press Reboot System
6: install root explorer, go to directory "system/vendor/etc"
7: you will see file named "audio_effects.conf"
8: Rename file as "audio_effects.conf.back"
9: Now go to installed apps and open Viper4android, it will ask to install driver, click yes...
10: After some time it will say reboot...
11: Now Reboot and enjoy
I have tested at custom/stock Nougat ROM for moto x2 and working, sound is Awsome... I always missed good equalizer in new ROMS and here you go....
Have a nice day
File attached below.
Note: Be patient while installing driver if shows close or wait for app press wait until it shows reboot!! Enjoy
https://mega.nz/#!MmQlAIZI!gy21yMqT6bN0aigs_ybyUN3PisNwolKVwN4RRRVwEOw
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In nougat, you just have to install viperFX v6.1 and that's it, it works without needing to install a driver or modify anything.
You just have to consider having Selinux in permissive mode. regards
It also works together with dolby
Casper1982 said:
In nougat, you just have to install viperFX v6.1 and that's it, it works without needing to install a driver or modify anything.
You just have to consider having Selinux in permissive mode. regards
It also works together with dolby
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Ok I'll try it
Instructions to Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo
The instructions have been split into two parts for your convenience. The first part involves setting up the device before you proceed to the actual instructions to install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo 8.0. The second part covers installing ViPER4Android itself and the drivers.
Step 1: Pre-setup
Download and install Busybox on your rooted Android. V4A team recommend using Stephen (Stericson) Busybox, so download it by clicking on the app box below.
BusyBox
Stephen (Stericson) Tools FreeDownload
Once it has been installed on your device, launch the app from the app drawer.
As soon as the app starts, it will prompt you for root permissions, so grant them.
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo - Busybox Installation
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo – Busybox Installation
Make sure that you are in the “Install Busybox” tab. Do not modify any options, leave them as they are.
Tap on the “Install” button on the very bottom of the app screen. The Busybox installation will start and complete in no time. You shall see the confirmation message instantly.
Next, download a root-enabled file manager of your choice. We prefer Solid Explorer for its simplicity and efficiency.
Solid Explorer File Manager
NeatBytes Productivity FreeDownload
Once installed, launch Solid Explorer.
Swipe out from the left edge of the app screen and tap on “Root” under the “Storages” menu.
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo - Give Root permissions to Solid Explorer
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo – Give Root permissions to Solid Explorer
The app will prompt for root permissions, grant them.
Navigate to /Vendor/etc. Find the file named “audio_effects.conf”.
Long-press on the file, then tap on the 3-dot overflow menu on the top-right and select “Rename”.
Change the filename to “audio_effects.conf.bak“. You could have simply deleted the file, but we advise you to rename it so that if you want to restore in future, it will spare you some trouble.
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo - Rename "audio_effects.conf" file in /vendor/etc
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo – Rename “audio_effects.conf” file in /vendor/etc
Just tap on “OK” and exit the Solid Explorer.
Finally, the last thing to do is set SELinux status as Permissive. We can do that easily using “The SELinux Switch” app. So, download the app and install it on your device – The.SELinux.Switch.ver.6.0.3.build.603.apk. Then launch the app, grant it root permissions, and press the “Permissive” button. If you find it troublesome, you can simply follow our tutorial.
Just reboot your device. It is very important to reboot after you have performed the above.
Step 2: Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo
Now that you have properly setup your Android device to install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo, follow the steps below.
Download ViPER4Android for Android Oreo: ViPER4Android_FX_v2505.zip
Extract the downloaded file. You shall then have two files:
ViPER4Android_FX_v2505_A4.x-A7.x.apk
ViPER4Android_FX_v2505_A7.x_Nougat_IO_test_fix.apk
We are only going to need the latter (ViPER4Android_FX_v2505_A7.x_Nougat_IO_test_fix.apk).
Connect your device to the PC and transfer the file to it.
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo - Install ViPER4Android app
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo – Install ViPER4Android app
Now open Solid Explorer (Or any other file explorer). Navigate to the location where you placed the *.apk file and install it.
Once installed, go to the app drawer and tap on “ViPER4Android”.
As soon as the app is launched, it will prompt you for driver installation.
Just tap on “YES”. You shall instantly be asked for root permissions, so grant them.
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo - Driver Installation
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo – Driver Installation
The driver installation will begin and your phone’s screen will freeze. Don’t worry, it’s going as planned. Do not exit the app or press any buttons.
After 30-60 seconds the process will complete. Simply tap on “OK” and reboot your device.
Once your phone has rebooted, open the V4A app again and swipe out from the left to open the menu.
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo - Driver Status
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo – Driver Status
Select “Driver Status”. It should display the status value as “Normal”. You are now ready to give a nice push to your phone’s audio experience by customizing settings in the ViPER4Android app.
I just installed the magisk module and works perfect [emoji848] View attachment 4427228
Enviado desde mi SM-G955F mediante Tapatalk
markoelprototipo said:
I just installed the magisk module and works perfect [emoji848] View attachment 4427228
Enviado desde mi SM-G955F mediante Tapatalk
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If you listen carefully you will notice that with the Magisk module you do not get changes when you activate the different configurations. And instead with this method everything is working in the best way. Thank you for your comments!
adriano222 said:
If you listen carefully you will notice that with the Magisk module you do not get changes when you activate the different configurations. And instead with this method everything is working in the best way. Thank you for your comments!
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I tested all configurations and works perfect
markoelprototipo said:
I tested all configurations and works perfect
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Well in that case remains as an alternative for those who do not work well the other method. Regards!:bueno::RE
viperfx for s7 edge oreo rom
adriano222 said:
Instructions to Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo
The instructions have been split into two parts for your convenience. The first part involves setting up the device before you proceed to the actual instructions to install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo 8.0. The second part covers installing ViPER4Android itself and the drivers.
Step 1: Pre-setup
Download and install Busybox on your rooted Android. V4A team recommend using Stephen (Stericson) Busybox, so download it by clicking on the app box below.
BusyBox
Stephen (Stericson) Tools FreeDownload
Once it has been installed on your device, launch the app from the app drawer.
As soon as the app starts, it will prompt you for root permissions, so grant them.
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo - Busybox Installation
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo – Busybox Installation
Make sure that you are in the “Install Busybox” tab. Do not modify any options, leave them as they are.
Tap on the “Install” button on the very bottom of the app screen. The Busybox installation will start and complete in no time. You shall see the confirmation message instantly.
Next, download a root-enabled file manager of your choice. We prefer Solid Explorer for its simplicity and efficiency.
Solid Explorer File Manager
NeatBytes Productivity FreeDownload
Once installed, launch Solid Explorer.
Swipe out from the left edge of the app screen and tap on “Root” under the “Storages” menu.
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo - Give Root permissions to Solid Explorer
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo – Give Root permissions to Solid Explorer
The app will prompt for root permissions, grant them.
Navigate to /Vendor/etc. Find the file named “audio_effects.conf”.
Long-press on the file, then tap on the 3-dot overflow menu on the top-right and select “Rename”.
Change the filename to “audio_effects.conf.bak“. You could have simply deleted the file, but we advise you to rename it so that if you want to restore in future, it will spare you some trouble.
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo - Rename "audio_effects.conf" file in /vendor/etc
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo – Rename “audio_effects.conf” file in /vendor/etc
Just tap on “OK” and exit the Solid Explorer.
Finally, the last thing to do is set SELinux status as Permissive. We can do that easily using “The SELinux Switch” app. So, download the app and install it on your device – The.SELinux.Switch.ver.6.0.3.build.603.apk. Then launch the app, grant it root permissions, and press the “Permissive” button. If you find it troublesome, you can simply follow our tutorial.
Just reboot your device. It is very important to reboot after you have performed the above.
Step 2: Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo
Now that you have properly setup your Android device to install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo, follow the steps below.
Download ViPER4Android for Android Oreo: ViPER4Android_FX_v2505.zip
Extract the downloaded file. You shall then have two files:
ViPER4Android_FX_v2505_A4.x-A7.x.apk
ViPER4Android_FX_v2505_A7.x_Nougat_IO_test_fix.apk
We are only going to need the latter (ViPER4Android_FX_v2505_A7.x_Nougat_IO_test_fix.apk).
Connect your device to the PC and transfer the file to it.
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo - Install ViPER4Android app
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo – Install ViPER4Android app
Now open Solid Explorer (Or any other file explorer). Navigate to the location where you placed the *.apk file and install it.
Once installed, go to the app drawer and tap on “ViPER4Android”.
As soon as the app is launched, it will prompt you for driver installation.
Just tap on “YES”. You shall instantly be asked for root permissions, so grant them.
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo - Driver Installation
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo – Driver Installation
The driver installation will begin and your phone’s screen will freeze. Don’t worry, it’s going as planned. Do not exit the app or press any buttons.
After 30-60 seconds the process will complete. Simply tap on “OK” and reboot your device.
Once your phone has rebooted, open the V4A app again and swipe out from the left to open the menu.
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo - Driver Status
Install ViPER4Android on Android Oreo – Driver Status
Select “Driver Status”. It should display the status value as “Normal”. You are now ready to give a nice push to your phone’s audio experience by customizing settings in the ViPER4Android app.
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Hello, sir im trying to install viper4android on samsung s7 edge G935FD im using oreo 8.0 (samsung experience 9) offical vietnam rom i got this rom from this website.
i did same as you told to do to install viperfx but the problem is there is no file named as ''audio_effect.conf'' in root/Vendor/etc
in root/vendor/etc there is a file named as audio_effects_common.conf.
and if i go to root/system/etc there i can see these two files ''audio_effects.conf'' and ''audio_effects_sec.conf''
and as you said to rename ''audio_effects.conf'' as ''audio_effects.conf.bak'' i did this but after doing this when i open viper it says tap yes to install drivers when i tap yes it says ''driver install failed: the busybox installation found on your device doesnot work. this usually means you installed a wrong or broken busybox. V4A needs stericson's busybox to work.if you are sure you installed the proper busybox,then please confirm your device has been completely rooted.''
and my root is fine and even busybox is installed properly i guess actually error comes when i rename the ''audio_effect.conf'' to ''audio_effect.conf.bak'' and if i rename it back to ''audio_effect.conf'' then it doesnot show me this error but it keeps on asking my to install driver again and again please help me it been more then 18 hours im trying to install viperfx but i cant do it
im a music love i managed to get a good headphone but without viper4android music dont feell that good
No download links dor busybox
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I can't find download links for busybox
M seeing only audio_effects.xml and audio_policy.conf
Which 1 shld i rename??
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M seeing only audio_effects.xml and audio_policy.conf
Which 1 shld i rename??
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This is the friend file!:good:
wasaymirza said:
Hello, sir im trying to install viper4android on samsung s7 edge G935FD im using oreo 8.0 (samsung experience 9) offical vietnam rom i got this rom from this website.
i did same as you told to do to install viperfx but the problem is there is no file named as ''audio_effect.conf'' in root/Vendor/etc
in root/vendor/etc there is a file named as audio_effects_common.conf.
and if i go to root/system/etc there i can see these two files ''audio_effects.conf'' and ''audio_effects_sec.conf''
and as you said to rename ''audio_effects.conf'' as ''audio_effects.conf.bak'' i did this but after doing this when i open viper it says tap yes to install drivers when i tap yes it says ''driver install failed: the busybox installation found on your device doesnot work. this usually means you installed a wrong or broken busybox. V4A needs stericson's busybox to work.if you are sure you installed the proper busybox,then please confirm your device has been completely rooted.''
and my root is fine and even busybox is installed properly i guess actually error comes when i rename the ''audio_effect.conf'' to ''audio_effect.conf.bak'' and if i rename it back to ''audio_effect.conf'' then it doesnot show me this error but it keeps on asking my to install driver again and again please help me it been more then 18 hours im trying to install viperfx but i cant do it
im a music love i managed to get a good headphone but without viper4android music dont feell that good
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Were you able to find a fix for this? I'm having the same issues, and cannot find a solution. Thanks!
Sagoode said:
Were you able to find a fix for this? I'm having the same issues, and cannot find a solution. Thanks!
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Same goes here
We are going to use 'Dirac' sound module extracted from OPPO smartphones by ARISE team to increase sound of any device.
We will install Dirac using 'ARISE sound system zip'
REQUIREMENTS-
*ROOT ACCESS
*Custom Recovery (TWRP RECOMMENDED)
INSTRUCTIONS-
1. Download ARISE SOUND SYSTEM ZIP and arise_customize.prop from links given below.
2. Now move "arise_customize.prop" to your internal storage.
* - optional steps - If you just want "loud sound", skip these
*If you want additional sound mods like viper4android Dolby etc, you need to open "arise_customize.prop" and write true in front of whatever MOD you want.
*I advice "mediatek" users "not to use ice mods" as it sometimes stops other modules like Viper4android and Dolby
3. Now boot your device into recovery mode (TWRP RECOMMENDED)
You don't need to wipe "anything"
Just "dirty flash" it
4. Flash the ARISE Zip
If you want to uninstall any module just scroll down and set "uninstall_module" value to "true" and flash the zip again
DOWNLOADS-
ARISE ZIP
arise_customize.prop
VIDEO TUTORIAL-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTwXjXXv6vA&t=51s
is this work on any droid version? eg: kk maybe?
majorfifth said:
is this work on any droid version? eg: kk maybe?
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I don't see any reason why it shouldn't !
Most probably yes ,
No harm in trying
blacklisted.rock said:
I don't see any reason why it shouldn't !
Most probably yes ,
No harm in trying
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btw, i have no luck on ridon os, dirac just stopped, yet with rr.
better trying than never
Updater process ended with error 1
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Updater process ended with error 1
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copy arise.customize.prop to internel directory
Same problem
majorfifth said:
btw, i have no luck on ridon os, dirac just stopped, yet with rr.
better trying than never
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Same problem for me. Did you found solution how to increase sound on Ridon OS?