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I believe I have found a solution to a problem that I have found with the Nexus 5 that I never experienced with my GNex before.
https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!category-topic/nexus/calls-and-voicemail/nexus-5/5G5LXC8XHeI
The above link captures a summary of the problem, but I will restate it here. When plugging headphones or an AUX cable into the phone, the phone seems to utilize standard microphone gain settings (that is - you need to practically hold the phone to your face for the other party to hear you well). I primarily use an AUX cable when I'm in my car and have the phone sitting in my center console or on my lap. When I do this, people cannot hear me. BUT when I enable speakerphone mode, the other party can hear me fine (even without unplugging the AUX cable - though no sound would be going through it). Ah-hah, I believe that this must be a software setting issue and not a hardware issue (even though Google offered to do an RMA).
After some research I came across a system file called mixer_paths.xml which has been used by other devs here (thanks folks!) to improve the performance of the audio OUTPUT of the device (that is increasing the volume we hear on our end). But I had seen no mods fixing the audio input / microphone issues I was having.
I tested my theory today by modifying the mixer_paths.xml file to override the default values under <path name="headset-mic"> and <path name="voice-headset-mic"> to mirror those of <path name="voice-speaker-mic">. Initial testing (a simple phone call to my fiancee) seems to indicate that the receiving party cannot tell the difference between my voice whether speaker is on or off when I have headphones plugged in.
In order to perform this mod/fix you will need to be rooted.
WARNINGS:
Make sure to make a backup of your existing mixer_paths.xml file.
This may cause issues if your headset or AUX cable have their own microphone (I don't have one to test with, so I don't know if it causes issues).
I am not guaranteeing results - I am hoping that this fix works for others and others might be able to test and confirm that this does work. I am not a developer - I am just a somewhat tech savvy guy who was trying to resolve an issue I thought was software related. Hopefully someone who is more savvy will come along and implement these changes into an existing app or program for simplicity!
+ Props to Drummerjed for creating the thread for audio output http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2532788 which inspired my exploring around for this fix. I hope you don't mind I stole some of your directions for ease of posting.
DIRECTIONS
Before you start modifying you need grant ES File Explorer root access. To do this press the icon in the top left corner then scroll down and select Root Explorer, then select Mount R/W, then select RW for both / and /system.
Open ES File Explorer and navigate to /system/etc and find the file "mixer_paths.xml"
Tap on the file and select ES Note Editor
Press the menu button in the top right corner and select Edit
Find: <path name="headset-mic">
You will see this string just below it:
<path name="adc2" />
<ctl name="ADC2 Volume" value="16" />
<ctl name="DEC5 Volume" value="90" />
Change <path name="adc2" /> to <path name="adc3" />
Change <ctl name="ADC2 Volume" value="16" /> to <ctl name="ADC3 Volume" value="14" />
Change <ctl name="DEC5 Volume" value="90" /> to <ctl name="DEC4 Volume" value="97" />
Find: <path name="voice-headset-mic">
You will see this string just below it:
<path name="adc2" />
<ctl name="ADC2 Volume" value="17" />
<ctl name="DEC5 Volume" value="96" />
Change <path name="adc2" /> to <path name="adc3" />
Change <ctl name="ADC2 Volume" value="17" /> to <ctl name="ADC3 Volume" value="14" />
Change <ctl name="DEC5 Volume" value="96" /> to <ctl name="DEC4 Volume" value="97" />
You will notice we are overwriting the default settings from <path name="voice-speaker-mic"> for both. I found this has worked. This may be more modification than necessary to accomplish the same goal. Please feel free to respond if we can further minimize the amount of changes needed in this file to resolve this issue. I'm happy to make edits and adjustments as needed!
Thanks! Going to try this later. I have a pair of headphones (mic included) that the same thing happens to. If I plug them in, no one can hear me over the phone. I need to unplug them or enable speaker to work. I honestly thought it was my headphones.
RoyJ said:
Thanks! Going to try this later. I have a pair of headphones (mic included) that the same thing happens to. If I plug them in, no one can hear me over the phone. I need to unplug them or enable speaker to work. I honestly thought it was my headphones.
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One thing you might also try is taking a look at your headphones+MIC and seeing how they line up with the above chart. From my understanding, the Nexus 5 uses an OMTP set-up and not a CTIA (aka iPhone compatible) set-up internally. You can buy a converter for a few bucks off of Amazon (made by Sony). So if the software fix I suggested in post 1 doesn't help, you could give that a try.
Good luck!
people hear me just fine when i plug in aux cable in my car. but this is handy if the problem ever occurs
I was wondering about those parameters when I was browsing through that file. Was going to play some but never got around to it!
Good job!
zoomass07 said:
One thing you might also try is taking a look at your headphones+MIC and seeing how they line up with the above chart. From my understanding, the Nexus 5 uses an OMTP set-up and not a CTIA (aka iPhone compatible) set-up internally. You can buy a converter for a few bucks off of Amazon (made by Sony). So if the software fix I suggested in post 1 doesn't help, you could give that a try.
Good luck!
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How can I test which my headphone is?
Also do you know if the nexus 4 used OMTP or CTIA?
Found a post stating that nexus 4 is ctia so if my mic didn't work for those then they'll probably work on my n5 correct (assuming they're omtp).
Also same post stated that ctia has grey rings and omtp is black or blue rings on the 3.5mm plug, any truth to that as I can't tell if mine is black or grey.
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fone_fanatic said:
How can I test which my headphone is?
Also do you know if the nexus 4 used OMTP or CTIA?
Found a post stating that nexus 4 is ctia so if my mic didn't work for those then they'll probably work on my n5 correct (assuming they're omtp).
Also same post stated that ctia has grey rings and omtp is black or blue rings on the 3.5mm plug, any truth to that as I can't tell if mine is black or grey.
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It's harder to tell the difference between CTIA and OMTP than it is knowing whether there is a mic or not. I'm not sure about the colorization on the rings. I do know that I've read the N5 is OMTP (not sure how much truth there is to that). You can look into whether your headphones are marketed as "iPhone compatible" it is likely CTIA.
Anyone try this on voip service? I'm using fongo as my main voice service
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Anyone try this on voip service? I'm using fongo as my main voice service
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Should still work - what I would do is give it a shot! Make a copy of the file and save it as a backup. Make the changes suggested and test it out.
If it doesn't work for you, revert to the back up and report back to us! I started this thread in hopes we could all work together to help alleviate this issue - because Google hasn't expressed an interest in doing so.
I've last cataclysm rom. why es file explorer doesn't allow me to save the new xml?
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I've last cataclysm rom. why es file explorer doesn't allow me to save the new xml?
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Worked fine with root explorer
Great find! I'll be testing these over the course of today!
Is this consistently working for you all? I had great success at first... But now I'm having the same people who told me I sounded fine reporting the poor sound issues again.
i've only <path name="headset-mic"> and <path name="voice-speaker-mic"> and not <path name="voice-headset-mic">
I'm on minimus rom w/ franco kernel. Never had this issue, I leave my aux plugged in from car and when I answer, people can hear me just fine. Sitting about 2-3ft away from phone
Echo fix?
Hello,
This seems to be the same issue i'm having, but no one mentioned an echo...
When I plug an aux cable into the phone and am in a call, the caller hears a horrible echo. I have to put the phone on speakerphone (obviously bypassing the whole sound system) for them to be able to hear properly.
In my head, i image that if i was user the Speakerphone settings for the mic while connecting the aux cable, then it would work.
Is this what your proposed solution would do?
I'd love to get this fixed. Thanks!
Hi all,
I've been rooting my devices for a long time (since my HD2) and using custom software, but these days I just don't seem to find the time. Combined with the stock 6P software being pretty good, I haven't felt the need.
However, I am now forced to use my phone as my primary music listening device, usually hooked up to my home stereo. Much like my Nexus 6, before the 6P I have now, the audio output seems very low. On my last phone, there was a file that could be edited to boost the audio output (judging from the values in the file, it defaulted to 80% max vol?) and required at least root to do.
So, a few questions:
Do I have to wipe my device to get root access?
Are there exposed modules that can boost my audio output? Or,
I spotted an 'audiophile' rom recently - would that be my best bet for better audio output?
Any possible solutions to low audio output volume would be great!
Cheers
Ross
phanteh said:
Hi all,
I've been rooting my devices for a long time (since my HD2) and using custom software, but these days I just don't seem to find the time. Combined with the stock 6P software being pretty good, I haven't felt the need.
However, I am now forced to use my phone as my primary music listening device, usually hooked up to my home stereo. Much like my Nexus 6, before the 6P I have now, the audio output seems very low. On my last phone, there was a file that could be edited to boost the audio output (judging from the values in the file, it defaulted to 80% max vol?) and required at least root to do.
So, a few questions:
Do I have to wipe my device to get root access?
Are there exposed modules that can boost my audio output? Or,
I spotted an 'audiophile' rom recently - would that be my best bet for better audio output?
Any possible solutions to low audio output volume would be great!
Cheers
Ross
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thays my problem before... i came from moto x pure edition.. sound way better there. i dont want to root my nexus 6p .. just install equilizer fx from playstore and disable music fx.. now my audio boosted by 50%. .. its way better now.
Thanks pato, but I've tried EQ apps before, on my nexus 6 - while they may improve audio quality, you can't get any serious volume gains without some serious clipping.
Do I have to wipe my device to get root access?
No
Try this mod.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/r-s-e-sound-systems-auditory-research-t3379709
Thanks Turgur,
That mod looks like just what I want, but it also says you need a custom recovery - I thought that required unlocking / resetting your device?
Either way I'll probably be trying it out later...
Cheers
Ross
phanteh said:
Thanks Turgur,
That mod looks like just what I want, but it also says you need a custom recovery - I thought that required unlocking / resetting your device?
Either way I'll probably be trying it out later...
Cheers
Ross
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Unlocking your bootloader will wipe user data, but you can just back it up to a PC, unlock, then copy it all back over after. It adds some time to the process. But, after that, there's very little need to ever format internal again.
Just root it and edit these two value <ctl name="RX1 Digital Volume" value="96" /><ctl name="RX2 Digital Volume" value="96" /> I put mine at 96 now it sounds way better than stock. Its system/etc/mixerpath by the way.
troyd28 said:
Just root it and edit these two value <ctl name="RX1 Digital Volume" value="96" /><ctl name="RX2 Digital Volume" value="96" /> I put mine at 96 now it sounds way better than stock. Its system/etc/mixerpath by the way.
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How are you doing this in android 7?
I have romtoolbox with rb text editor that work in android 6.
Tried other editors that let me change but will not save.
Well I'm learning, I may have done it the hard way by coping to computer & changing that way but it did work.
Edit: This little edit along with Deuteronomy 2.23 Classic makes sound outstanding!!!
Thanks troyd28
crackerjack1957 said:
Well I'm learning, I may have done it the hard way by coping to computer & changing that way but it did work.
Edit: This little edit along with Deuteronomy 2.23 Classic makes sound outstanding!!!
Thanks troyd28
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You're welcome, I try not to go above 96 because it distorts and sounds crappy I maxed it at 99, you can also edit the speaker of the phone itself or the microphone volume and other stuff in there. Thanks to the XDA community I learned that little trick.
Anyone get this to work on Pure Nexus?
It has 6 lines to change vrs 4 lines on stock rom.
When I change it breaks sound.
Edit: Forgot to set permissions, working now.
Since I installed the 23.5.A.1.291 (Android 6.0.1) update, my Z2 has had problems with almost every app using mic, with exception of the Sony-made ones, even if they are not default apps, like "Audio Recorder". Mic works fine with camera apps, for videos and sound photos, but Phone, WhatsApp, Skype, etc., are all muted. I enabled the Mic permissions but they just don't work.
Could you please give me any advice about what to do to solve this issue? It's really annoying, as you might guess. I have rooted the phone and have some notions for flashing the device and so on, but I haven't been able to downgrade or install the custom Android 7 ROM.
Thanks.
Please, any ideas, suggestions?
Thanks.
I have to answer myself, just in case other people have the same problem. In my case, some recording apps allow to record "stereo" sound (two channels), while most of Sony and other important apps, like Whatsapp and Skype, just record mono audio (one channel). I read some solutions to improving volume could by found by modifying the mixer_paths.xml file (/system/etc), then I tried several changes until I decided to copy the same parameters of
<path name="stereo-mic-common">
to
<path name="mono-mic-split-stereo-common">
Now the mic is working fine with those apps. For some reason I can't understand, mono input was taken from the "virtual" second channel, not from the real and only mic channel. As far as I know, the handset mic is mono, not stereo.
This app is no longer working now that call screening has arrived on my rooted pixel2 xl. Anyone recording calls after this update ?
billhilt said:
This app is no longer working now that call screening has arrived on my rooted pixel2 xl. Anyone recording calls after this update ?
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Tried a couple. Didn't work until i disabled call screening.
Is there a setting to disable it ?
I haven't used Bold Beast for awhile because I always had issues with it after updates. I use Call Recorder by SKvalex. His call recorder works perfectly with call screening enabled and he provides constant updates. I'm rooted and I think that some people on his thread have had success with unrooted devices also but I'm not sure. You can download the main app on the playstore but you have to get the root companion from his thread on XDA.
murphyjasonc said:
I haven't used Bold Beast for awhile because I always had issues with it after updates. I use Call Recorder by SKvalex. His call recorder works perfectly with call screening enabled and he provides constant updates. I'm rooted and I think that some people on his thread have had success with unrooted devices also but I'm not sure. You can download the main app on the playstore but you have to get the root companion from his thread on XDA.
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Didn't work for me. Had tried the same before. Nothing gets recorded for me. Call screening also breaks as transcription doesn't work when recording is on. Can you share your settings ?
coolsid8 said:
Didn't work for me. Had tried the same before. Nothing gets recorded for me. Call screening also breaks as transcription doesn't work when recording is on. Can you share your settings ?
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Sure. I have Call recorder version 3.04 and Root addon companion version 2.03_1
I thought I had the Device setting as the Pixel XL 2 but it must have changed during an upgrade at some point. I just checked and the Device is set as
Qualcomm MSM89xx
Recording Method= Root
Root Settings
Audio source=CAF
Recording format=FLAC
Volume control= 200%
All other boxes are left unchecked.
For call screen make sure you have all these enabled unless you it has rolled out natively for you. The first one was added later and my call screen didn't work very well until I went back in and enabled it.
<boolean name="__data_rollout__SpeakEasy.CallScreenOnPixelOneAndTwoRollout__launched__" value="true" />
<boolean name="__data_rollout__SpeakEasy.OverrideUSLocaleCheckRollout__launched__" value="true" />
<boolean name="G__enable_speakeasy_details" value="true" />
<boolean name="G__speak_easy_bypass_locale_check" value="true" />
<boolean name="G__speak_easy_enabled" value="true" />
Nevermind
murphyjasonc said:
Sure. I have Call recorder version 3.04 and Root addon companion version 2.03_1
I thought I had the Device setting as the Pixel XL 2 but it must have changed during an upgrade at some point. I just checked and the Device is set as
Qualcomm MSM89xx
Recording Method= Root
Root Settings
Audio source=CAF
Recording format=FLAC
Volume control= 200%
All other boxes are left unchecked.
For call screen make sure you have all these enabled unless you it has rolled out natively for you. The first one was added later and my call screen didn't work very well until I went back in and enabled it.
<boolean name="__data_rollout__SpeakEasy.CallScreenOnPixelOneAndTwoRollout__launched__" value="true" />
<boolean name="__data_rollout__SpeakEasy.OverrideUSLocaleCheckRollout__launched__" value="true" />
<boolean name="G__enable_speakeasy_details" value="true" />
<boolean name="G__speak_easy_bypass_locale_check" value="true" />
<boolean name="G__speak_easy_enabled" value="true" />
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I was using the same things. Not working for me. Outgoing works but during incoming call, the transcript breaks and it doesn't record anything the other person says. Is it working perfectly for you ?
Yeah, both sides of the conversation record perfectly for me. There was a couple of versions prior to this release of call recorder that didn't work though. I would try the update but always reinstall the older version that worked. This latest update works the best so far.
I have my call recording back thanks to the skvalex call recording app. Call screening isn't transcribing the person's responses.
In a few countries Google enabled the call recording feature in Pixel / Pixel 2 / Pixel 3 Android 9 Pie, no root needed, most recorders in the market work great. For example Pixel 3 in China mainland has the feature enabled, so no root needed.
However in most countries Google disabled the call recording feature in Pixel / Pixel 2 / Pixel 3 Android 9 Pie, as a result all recorders in the market can only record your own voice, the caller's voice is very weak in recordings. No matter what recorder you are using the result is the same. You should root the phone then Boldbeast Recorder can fix the problem, recorded calls are crystal clear in both sides. After root the phone please use the Alsa settings in this link to record calls: Google Pixel 3 Call Recording
Pixel phones have a new feature named ""Call Screening", some users said the feature doesn't work well when the recorder is working. Please change following settings in Boldbeast Recorder to perfectly fix the problem:
Call Settings - Incoming Calls - Auto Detect Answered State: No
Call Settings - Incoming Calls - Answered State Delay (Seconds): 3
Confirmed that v11.8 is working on my Pixel 2 XL which has been rooted and is running the Liquid Remix custom ROM
Only issue is that the dialer key press tones are not recorded, but am not sure that they should be
Hi,
I noticed a weird static noise in my headphones when listening to music or any app using the default Android output. This is strong enough to be annoying at the lowest volume steps, and I can also notice it at higher volume when the track is quiet.
I think this noise is here from the start : H930DS HK bought in November, ROMs open EU 21o to 22j and even stock HK ROM if I remember correctly (I followed the WTF thread as soon as I received it but I tried it on original HK ROM). It is completely independent from headphones, but I don't have high impedance ones to test if it would disappear in this situation.
However, I am a proud user of Poweramp... and the experimental high res output (set up on 24 bits / 48kHz) is able to completely annihilate the static noise for all my tracks (encoded 16 or 24 bits / 44100Hz to 96kHz, flac or 320 MP3). Quad DAC section effects are working but unfortunately DTS:X is bypassed. In fact, if I disable Direct Volume Control the noise is back : in this situation it seems I can't use any audio effect.
I am completely unable to recreate this effect with Ainur Narsil or any audio mod (like Ainur, then I stopped experimenting with it as I read somewhere it would disable the Quad DAC).
How is this possible ? I already spent hours studying system .xml files, XDA threads and tried installing/uninstalling audio mods, but I didn't find any solution. My android audio knowledge is limited, so I came here to figured this out : does anyone have a suggestion ?
Thanks for reading this looooooong post :victory: !
Jilano34 said:
Hi,
I noticed a weird static noise in my headphones when listening to music or any app using the default Android output. This is strong enough to be annoying at the lowest volume steps, and I can also notice it at higher volume when the track is quiet.
I think this noise is here from the start : H930DS HK bought in November, ROMs open EU 21o to 22j and even stock HK ROM if I remember correctly (I followed the WTF thread as soon as I received it but I tried it on original HK ROM). It is completely independent from headphones, but I don't have high impedance ones to test if it would disappear in this situation.
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If you have any audio mod, uninstall all of them.
use Hifi status app to check whther your headphone is recognized as high impendance due to bae connection.
Overall, the static noise only happens on HIM mode ( which turn avc to 0 hence generate the noise), so if you have any mod that force HIm mod, it will make that noise. if everything is still happens with my suggestion (no HIM mode mod, and headphone recognize as normal headphone) you can try changing the avc from 14 to higher (18 or 20)
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If everything is still happens with my suggestion (no HIM mode mod, and headphone recognize as normal headphone) you can try changing the avc from 14 to higher (18 or 20)
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So, I deleted all my audio related mods and even reinstalled my custom kernel with HIM disabled. HiFi app does not show high impedance whatsoever, but the noise is still here...
I'm trying to figure out by myself how to modify the AVC, but I have a few questions : can I achieve that through system file modification (I will make my personal Magisk mod then) ? If it's the case, will I need aml when using audio mod ?
Thank you a lot for your answer.
Jilano34 said:
So, I deleted all my audio related mods and even reinstalled my custom kernel with HIM disabled. HiFi app does not show high impedance whatsoever, but the noise is still here...
I'm trying to figure out by myself how to modify the AVC, but I have a few questions : can I achieve that through system file modification (I will make my personal Magisk mod then) ? If it's the case, will I need aml when using audio mod ?
Thank you a lot for your answer.
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are you on stock? try modified the mixer_path_tavil.xml in vendor/etc. try searching for ess dac start then modified the next following avc value (one is 14 one is 0) to 16 or 18 to see how it goes
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are you on stock? try modified the mixer_path_tavil.xml in vendor/etc. try searching for ess dac start then modified the next following avc value (one is 14 one is 0) to 16 or 18 to see how it goes
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Well, I am on stock so I found the ESS DAC section in mixer_path_tavil and started to experiment with the values. I still don't understand which section serve which purpose, but with the avc value to 21 (3 times higher than the standard value from Anxious V30 mod) for the dac sections and 9 for the aux sections, the static noise is now gone.
I spend a long time trying to understand how mixer_path_tavil works... Is there a complete manual somewhere I can study ?
Jilano34 said:
Well, I am on stock so I found the ESS DAC section in mixer_path_tavil and started to experiment with the values. I still don't understand which section serve which purpose, but with the avc value to 21 (3 times higher than the standard value from Anxious V30 mod) for the dac sections and 9 for the aux sections, the static noise is now gone.
I spend a long time trying to understand how mixer_path_tavil works... Is there a complete manual somewhere I can study ?
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For your information, hifi-dac = normal headphone, hifi-dac-advanced = high impedance headphone, hifi-dac-aux = aux (car or speaker)
The value is as following
ctl name="Es9018 AVC Volume" value="8" /> --> stock is 14, the higher, the smaller volume output, FYI, AVC stand for analogue volume control (basically should make less noise comparing to digital gain)
<ctl name="Es9018 Master Volume" value="0" /> --> no idea, should have no effect on audio quality, seem the lower the louder volume is
<ctl name="Es9018 HEADSET TYPE" value="1" /> --> type of headset, 1 = normal, 2 = high impedance, 3 = aux, this should determine the voltage output ( supposed so, but voltage output also hardcoded in kernel , so no idea how this turn out)
Edit: My headphone (64 Ohm custom headphone) was fine with HIM set at 8 (not 0), as i talked with John (developer of Ainur and narsil) , he said that he have no prob on his headphone, so it all fall down to headphone quality or so
Edit2: yes anxious mod modified to pseudo forced HIm mode and also mess up with DTS value (IMO, worse than stock)
Jilano34 said:
Well, I am on stock so I found the ESS DAC section in mixer_path_tavil and started to experiment with the values. I still don't understand which section serve which purpose, but with the avc value to 21 (3 times higher than the standard value from Anxious V30 mod) for the dac sections and 9 for the aux sections, the static noise is now gone.
I spend a long time trying to understand how mixer_path_tavil works... Is there a complete manual somewhere I can study ?
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I just want to point out that modding the values DOES NOT force HIM or AUX mode. Anxious and another op pointed this out as well.
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are you on stock? try modified the mixer_path_tavil.xml in vendor/etc. try searching for ess dac start then modified the next following avc value (one is 14 one is 0) to 16 or 18 to see how it goes
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That only changes volume lvl. It does not set DAC mode.
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I just want to point out that modding the values DOES NOT force HIM or AUX mode. Anxious and another op pointed this out as well.
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That only changes volume lvl. It does not set DAC mode.
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And yes, no one talking about changing the mode , he just had a problem with noise, i tell him to change the value and problem gone
I don't care about forced HIM (or falsified/pseudo/...), as I understand it's just a gain (you're not wasting your arguments on other threads @BROKEN1981 !). The modded DTS parameters I use are from JohnFawkes (he published them a while ago) and I like this side-by-side effect. In fact I state using Anxious mod but I edit it to match my needs... And now, I have installed narsil and jamesdsp : thanks to both of you my setup is perfect and noiseless.
I just don't understand how Poweramp with its HiFi Audio can clean all static noise without lowering my volume or anything... This is really weird.
Jilano34 said:
I don't care about forced HIM (or falsified/pseudo/...), as I understand it's just a gain (you're not wasting your arguments on other threads @BROKEN1981 !). The modded DTS parameters I use are from JohnFawkes (he published them a while ago) and I like this side-by-side effect. In fact I state using Anxious mod but I edit it to match my needs... And now, I have installed narsil and jamesdsp : thanks to both of you my setup is perfect and noiseless.
I just don't understand how Poweramp with its HiFi Audio can clean all static noise without lowering my volume or anything... This is really weird.
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Glad you have it sorted out, sucks when you have static when you're trying to listen to music.
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