[D5803/833][MOD] CyanogenMod DSP Manager for Lollipop - Xperia Z3 Compact Themes and Apps

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DSP Manager is CyanogenMod's Audio Engine pre CM12. It has superb Bass and and a great equalizer which can be configured for crisp and wonderful Audio. Loudness Compensation ensures you get loud stereo audio on both speakers and Head/Earphones. I ported this DSP Manager from CM11 and tweaked and edited some of the values found on the libs. I am certain this would bring better/louder audio than stock audio on Lollipop firmware.
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Disclaimer
I will not be held liable for any damage done to your device. Always make backups before flashing.
Features
- Dynamic Range Compression
- Tweaked and updated Libs
- Material UI/Design and Icon
- Loudness Compensation
- Graphic 6 Band Equalizer
- Powerful Bass and Crisp Treble
- Virtual Surround ( Ranging from Studio to Concert Hall )
- Bass Boost ( 3 levels of boosts from Slight to Extreme )
Requirements:
- Rooted Phone
- Running 5.0 and above
- Custom Recovery ( like CWM/TWRP/Philz )
Installation
- Reboot to recovery and flash the zip file
- Uncheck Use NUPlayer instead of Awesomeplayer found in Settings>Developer Options
- * To access Developer Options click Build Number 7 Times.
Bugs
- None but if you find one post it here or PM me
Credits:
- CyanogenMod Team for their DSP Manager Application and Libs
Don't forget to hit
if it works for ya :good:​

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Big thank Revontheus for your work... before try, if i want come-back, which procedure i can follow ?
Hispanico

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hispanico957 said:
Big thank Revontheus for your work... before try, if i want come-back, which procedure i can follow ?
Hispanico
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Remove the DSP Manager Apk and replace the audio libs with the backups you made

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Worked, with side effects
First off, thank you for the mod. It worked great.
However, it made my alarm, ringtone, and notification sounds very quiet even though they were set on max volume. Weird.
Maybe it's just me.

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armchairbear said:
First off, thank you for the mod. It worked great.
However, it made my alarm, ringtone, and notification sounds very quiet even though they were set on max volume. Weird.
Maybe it's just me.
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I think the low sound on alarm is due to those system apps still using the default "AudioFX" found on Android Lollipop. Since my mod replaces the libs in /system the "AudioFX" would bring low audio, try disabling AudioFX in apps