Since I've tried all the workarounds with Magisk Sound mod modules and none of them worked.
Finally got the Viper4Arise working. I'm sharing the steps that got it working on my XT1804 Stock 7.1.1.
Preparations:
Rooted Moto G5S Plus.
TWRP recovery installed.
Here's how it's done:
1. Download latest ARISE DeuteronomyAroma Installer zip.
2. Reboot to TWRP, click on instal, select downloaded zip and swipe to install.
Aroma installer will start.
3. Tap "Next"
4. Select "New User" and tap "Next"
5. Select "Core System, then Modules" and tap "Next"
6. Now keep tapping "Next" without changing already selected option on each module installation,deep_buffer from audio policy, selinux permissive, sdcard permission fix,etc page.
7. Tap "Next" on Ready to Install page.
8. After installation is complete. reboot to system.
9. Open Viper4Arise application from drawer and allow the required permissions.
10. Done. Keep playing with effects.
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Not working. Along with that installing 10s of bloatwares of no use.
I don't get it. Magnum Opus official installer works, why is this better?
yackback said:
I don't get it. Magnum Opus official installer works, why is this better?
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Because it is an aroma installer this making it easier for newer people to use Arise I personally like magnum opus better but I can see the appeal of the aroma installer.
I just installed the Viper4Android FX Materialized module from Magisk. It only takes about five clicks of the volume key and I just selected the latest version of everything when it asks. I then disabled the AudioFX add-on that comes with Resurrection Remix (and possibly other ROMs) as this was taking priority over viper. Then go into the viper app and enable a few things and it works beautifully!
On my Axon 7 I use the Deuteronomy Aroma installer almost exclusively on all ROMs (with SU. I don't do Magisk). In a multiboot environment (DBP) it installs where others have failed.
Suppose I could give it a try here too.
Moto G5S Plus XT1806, GZOSP_PixelExperience, MultiROM, Tapatalk 4.9.3
Installed but no use of it ... Reporting from aosp xtended rom v5.5 oreo
How to remove this mod ?
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working beautifully and tested on CM12.1.
Also note that this works with viper4android too.
Original Thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/mod-maxxaudio-t3118983
download link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=12642
Enjoy!
Edit: for those who wants to know how to install it
1) download the file
2) place it in memory card
3) flash via custom recovery
Does it conflict with default audiofx? How to get this fully working without CM audiofx not interfering?
ujilraj said:
Does it conflict with default audiofx? How to get this fully working without CM audiofx not interfering?
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This is a bit tricky to reply as i always remove audio fx and replace it with viper.
In theory it should work with audiofx too as it is working fine with viper
How did u remove audiofx completely?
I have a ViPER4AndroidFX apk file which asks me to install driver during installation. But on reboot, i still get audiofx option in musicFX option of poweramp.
i'm going to do the installation as follows. Correct me if i'm wrong.
1.
If i remove the audiofx app using titanium backup, will it remove the whole audiofx from the rom? I want to remove audio fx completely.
2.
After that, i should flash the MaxxAudio - 64Bit zip from recovery.
3.
Reboot & install ViPER4AndroidFX apk & do steps as viper demands.
4.
All should be working.
How to check whether MaxxAudio - 64Bit & ViPER4AndroidFX are working? Where can it be verified?
I know it's lots of qt's, but i'm taking it as a precaution & also want to get fidelity at it's best
ujilraj said:
How did u remove audiofx completely?
I have a ViPER4AndroidFX apk file which asks me to install driver during installation. But on reboot, i still get audiofx option in musicFX option of poweramp.
i'm going to do the installation as follows. Correct me if i'm wrong.
1.
If i remove the audiofx app using titanium backup, will it remove the whole audiofx from the rom? I want to remove audio fx completely.
2.
After that, i should flash the MaxxAudio - 64Bit zip from recovery.
3.
Reboot & install ViPER4AndroidFX apk & do steps as viper demands.
4.
All should be working.
How to check whether MaxxAudio - 64Bit & ViPER4AndroidFX are working? Where can it be verified?
I know it's lots of qt's, but i'm taking it as a precaution & also want to get fidelity at it's best
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i have this viper installer that always removes audiofx automatically. after that its as easy as flashing the zip.
once inside maxxaudio... adjust to your liking while listening to music. it also has an on off switch where you can verify its working. enjoy!
I want to use Aroma Installer (https://github.com/opengapps/opengapps/wiki/Aroma-Package) to choose which gapps are installed on CM 12.1 However, it doesn't work unless I check everything. If I don't check everything, the installer exits at 30% or something, back to TWRP. Is there another way I can specifically choose which gapps get installed?
There are pre-packed Aroma gapps installer on the web, grab one of it and use it, there is of no need for you to build it yourself.
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1. Substratum working partially...all themes working but don't apply overlays on Android system which will cause bootloop and as of now it's not supported...use cautiously link - https://www.xda-developers.com/top-substratum-themes-for-may-part-2/
3. Terminal Emulator
4. Greenify
5. Titanium Backup
6. Root explorer
7. Set CPU
8. Xposed framework and modules https://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-e4/themes/root-apps-moto-e4-t3659409/post73477433
guys report working apps if u find it more and will be updated after check
Unless the rules changed, you aren't allowed to mention or discuss lucky patcher at all, under any circumstances.
I had already sent him a PM about it, he'll fix it when he gets back or if a mod sees it. If I was a mod I'd remove it.
@KyleBryant kindly share and provide link for installing xposed framework and working modules on our device.
This is the Xposed for nougat thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/xposed-android-nougat-sdk-25-arm64-t3639221
And this is a list of modules that work:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/unofficial-list-modules-nougat-xposed-t3639615
KyleBryant said:
This is the Xposed for nougat thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/xposed-android-nougat-sdk-25-arm64-t3639221
And this is a list of modules that work:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/unofficial-list-modules-nougat-xposed-t3639615
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Should select classic>SDK 25 zip and if uninstaller > arm64 zip right?
Yup
Guys anybody tried hidden weather widget which is activated under labs menu in Nova launcher? It's force close the launcher for me
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drganbds said:
Should select classic>SDK 25 zip and if uninstaller > arm64 zip right?
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My E4 is arm64 but Android 7.1.1 is running under 32 bit mode on my phone, I had to use SDK25 arm for both the framework and the uninstaller, just a piece of advise
After Xposed had been installed on my Moto E4 woods_f with root access and Magisk v19.3 installed, it presented bootloop after flashing and frozen on the boot screen then. Even after reinstalling and giving Wipe Dalvik and Cache the problem persists.
Has anybody been able to install viper4Android on their moto g power? I can't seem to get the driver to install.
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Has anybody been able to install viper4Android on their moto g power? I can't seem to get the driver to install.
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I got it to install on Omni 11 but it doesn't work, sadly. Also a HUGE drain on the battery just having it installed. I'd say just stick with the built-in dolby stuff. Works better than I expected, although I do prefer V4A when it comes to headphones and sound systems.
Oh wow. That's a bummer. Viper4android is one of the main reasons why I still root my phones. The combination of dolby and viper on my OnePlus 7 pro is amazing.
yes it works and it works as intended. Complete the following steps to get it working and installed correctly. First you must download and install through magisk manager the audio compatibility patch (acp) after that install the newly updated viper4android zip from magisk as well and after it's done don't reboot just open the viperapp grant it super user permissions then it will install drivers and reboot automatically. Once booted back up your viper should be working normally
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yes it works and it works as intended. Complete the following steps to get it working and installed correctly. First you must download and install through magisk manager the audio compatibility patch (acp) after that install the newly updated viper4android zip from magisk as well and after it's done don't reboot just open the viperapp grant it super user permissions then it will install drivers and reboot automatically. Once booted back up your viper should be working normally
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Unfortunately doesn't work for me. I'm on RR OS and tried numerous methods including the one you mentioned and it still keeps asking to install the driver again and again.. .
Hello I would like to know what custom rom for the samsung s9 plus is the best
And is this rom that you have chosen is available with automatic updates so without re flashing the whole system?
thank you in advance
Have a good day
Unfortunetly you'll be only able to use LineageOS if you want that and LineageOS is not really that good. Let's say it's very basic..
However, if you want to have the best performance, you would have to do a bit of work and stop being lazy for once (or at least till Bliss Rom dev's fix their stupid updater app, which they took down because it was causing problems with downloading updates)
Here's what I use....
I run Bliss ROM (Android 11 GSI rom) and it gives me like whole 2 days on battery while only using the phone for social media and writing SMS (I also have the smart "clear view standing cover" on)
How to install GSI ROM (tutorial by HighOnAndroid) and
here is the official GSI ROM I used (download the version with arm64-bgZ in the file name!!! already has gapps!!)
This firmware is pre-rooted and you should use Magisk with this firmware.
Other useful stuff:
SAFETY-NET Magisk MODULE
- after installing it, open termux app and do the following
1. type su
2. type props (wait till it shows something. if now, hit enter again)
3. select option "Edit Device Fingerprint"
4. select option "Pick a certified fingerprint"
5. select option "Samsung"
6. select option where s9+ is listed and has exact same model in name like your phone has
7. I don't know if you have to confirm there something or not but I guess you can exit termux
8. Go to Magisk, settings, activate magisk hide, select option "Hide Magisk Manager" and rename the Magisk Manager to any random name. For example I named mine "KAREN call Manager"
9. after the spoofed magisk manager app launches, go to magisk hide module and select everything that is listed in the Google Play Services app.
10. enjoy?
(root) Adblock for Android
- useful if you download stuff from internet
- can be temporary deactivated
You can run the phone on stock Kernel but if you don't want to or want some extra features like Wireguard Support, flash any AOSP Android 11 compatible Kernel. However, I'm running on the stock kernel and I didn't face any issues there..
After installing the firmware, go to
settings -> Phh Treble Settings -> Samsung Features -> Enable stereo audio mode
This will allow your phone to play music from bottom and ear-peace speaker at the same time without any magisk/root modules or apps
To update the ROM, you DON'T have to wipe your phone or fear that the img file will erase your phone.
Just go on TWRP to install, select the img (system image) file and just flash that motherfu**er.
If dev's fix the updater app, you'll just need to install the update via their app, reboot or hot-reboot the phone...