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Root Volume booster

Marty_Since87

Marty_Since87

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As the tittle reads, I want to know if there is an volume booster app, zip or something I can edit in the system files to boost the volume when listening to music? it's way too low for me.

I've never listen to music on my L70 since I had my Note 2 for music, but recently the headphone port got damaged most likely do to the device getting extremely hot -___- and now I have to use my L70 which isn't a problem other then the volume being too low.

Is there an better looking Music player than google play music?
 
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Unzip .. Install ... Give root access...install driver....I use super quality but that's me.....asks to disable lpa click yes .....reboot.... There is a convolved option that allows the use of audio kernels just google v4a IRS...click settings turn ui to expert mode for all the effects

ALSO USE POWERAMP ITS THE BEES KNEES
 

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Unzip .. Install ... Give root access...install driver....I use super quality but that's me.....asks to disable lpa click yes .....reboot.... There is a convolved option that allows the use of audio kernels just google v4a IRS...click settings turn ui to expert mode for all the effects

ALSO USE POWERAMP ITS THE BEES KNEES
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Thank you. I'll try this when I get home.
 
Here is a quick guide if you are on Android Lollipop, I had made a txt document copy into my Computer. But all credit goes to @zlaja84 . Thanks for this awesome guide.

"Basically:

Step 1: Download SELinux Mode Changer, because you need SELinux to be set on permissive.

Step 2: Install Busybox, V4A requires a working Busybox. (We already have busybox!)

Step 3: Go to the Developer options. Search for this option: Use NuPlayer (experimental), unclick this option, so you will use AwesomePlayer. (Very important step!)

Step 4: Install Viper4Android, I chose the super audio quality option, because I didn't notice any extra battery drain.

Step 5: Test it with your favorite music player."

Hope this helps."
 
Shahell Salvin Deo said:
Here is a quick guide if you are on Android Lollipop, I had made a txt document copy into my Computer. But all credit goes to @zlaja84 . Thanks for this awesome guide.

"Basically:

Step 1: Download SELinux Mode Changer, because you need SELinux to be set on permissive.

Step 2: Install Busybox, V4A requires a working Busybox. (We already have busybox!)

Step 3: Go to the Developer options. Search for this option: Use NuPlayer (experimental), unclick this option, so you will use AwesomePlayer. (Very important step!)

Step 4: Install Viper4Android, I chose the super audio quality option, because I didn't notice any extra battery drain.

Step 5: Test it with your favorite music player."

Hope this helps."
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...and if he's on kitkat, he just needs to install it as a regular app and then follow on-screen instructions :)
 
LitrosNub said:
Go to About phone -> SELinux is at the bottom, if it's 'permissive' then you can continue the steps @Shahell Salvin Deo 's step, if not, download SE Linux changer that Shahell suggested. Then set it to permissive. Then continue the steps.
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It won't let me do anything, -_- SELinux changer won't do anything either. I get a message saying "Looks like you do the have SELinux or it is disabled"
 
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If your on slim lp no need for selinux changer and for 5.1.1 I'm on nameless with the exact instructions I gave you and you will need the Linux mode changer for that ROM as it is enforcing
 
Shahell Salvin Deo said:
Here is a quick guide if you are on Android Lollipop, I had made a txt document copy into my Computer. But all credit goes to @zlaja84 . Thanks for this awesome guide.

"Basically:

Step 1: Download SELinux Mode Changer, because you need SELinux to be set on permissive.

Step 2: Install Busybox, V4A requires a working Busybox. (We already have busybox!)

Step 3: Go to the Developer options. Search for this option: Use NuPlayer (experimental), unclick this option, so you will use AwesomePlayer. (Very important step!)

Step 4: Install Viper4Android, I chose the super audio quality option, because I didn't notice any extra battery drain.

Step 5: Test it with your favorite music player."

Hope this helps."
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So, I've done everything and the volume is still the same -__- I even install extreme beats and nothing lol.
 
MartyMar said:
So, I've done everything and the volume is still the same -__- I even install extreme beats and nothing lol.
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I think you should try it with NameLessROM, As its working perfectly with it. But I will suggest you to buy the Selinux Enforcer when you switch to NameLessROM for changing Selinux mode or you will have to manually do it every time your Android starts. Cheers.
 
Shahell Salvin Deo said:
I think you should try it with NameLessROM, As its working perfectly with it. But I will suggest you to buy the Selinux Enforcer when you switch to NameLessROM for changing Selinux mode or you will have to manually do it every time your Android starts. Cheers.
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Ok, I'll give it a try before I go to work.
 
Shahell Salvin Deo said:
I think you should try it with NameLessROM, As its working perfectly with it. But I will suggest you to buy the Selinux Enforcer when you switch to NameLessROM for changing Selinux mode or you will have to manually do it every time your Android starts. Cheers.
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Ok so I have nameless installed and it's still the same, lol. I don't hear anything different -__-
 
MartyMar said:
Ok so I have nameless installed and it's still the same, lol. I don't hear anything different -__-
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I'm bout to give the full run down no possible room for error . I'm gone explain this as its done one nameless ROM .
  • Download v4a latest update
  • Extract v4a and install proper version.
  • Now get es file manager
  • Open es file manager go to the side bar where you will find tools then root explorer give it permission then click root explorer mount r/w for system and /
  • After that go to device then to system then to lib then to sound fx delete everything in sound fx.
  • Then go to system priv-app delete audio fx
  • If you're going to use extreme beats go to recovery now and install it before installing v4a drivers.
  • Also go to developer options and tick use awesome player instead of nu
  • Open v4a up install drivers disable lpa
  • Reboot then click driver status to see if everything went okay
 
Also don't forget to change ui settings to expert then find output gain set is to +6 there will be your loudness change I will post screenshot of my setup when I can
 
Might be out of order lol sorry but I got my stuff sounding straight like your at the concert
 

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I went back to Nameless rom and tried this from XDA:
SONY WALKMAN

It's not as loud as my Note 2 use to be but it's way better than it was before. I remember flashing an zip on my GS3 to break the original volume, it was zip63 or something like that.
 
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