Just updated to 11.0.0.2 and the Dolby app just crashes when opening. Anyone have any suggestions?
[Guide] [No Root] How to unlock Dolby Atmos equalizer (OxygenOS 10 Only!))
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57Hi everyone!
Some time ago I was looking for a way to get a system audio equalizer and I accidentally found an application that can be very useful for all of you!
As you know, OnePlus 7 Pro has Dolby Atmos support, but controlling it is limited to 3 presets, we cannot control the sound ourselves, we can only do it after connecting headphones, previously I had the Galaxy S9, which also has Dolby Atmos, but there is full access to the equalizer that significantly improves the sound quality, which is why I was surprised that OnePlus does not give us such a possibility, as far as I know equalier for the speaker was once available in the global version of the software, but later they removed it in the update.
It turns out that we can control Dolby Atmos ourselves, only the phone settings application does not allow it, but you can work around it!
In these few steps you will get full control over Dolby Atmos and even be able to turn it off:
Step 1: Download "Minimal ADB and Fastboot" to your computer, then enable USB debugging on your phone, then connect the phone to the computer and run the file "cmd-here", which you will find in the folder with ADB and Fastboot.
Step 2: Now you need to debloat the Dolby Atmos system controller, to do this, you must enter the following commands in the fastboot console: (don't forget to allow USB debugging on your phone! After connecting the phone to the computer, the phone will ask you if you allow it)
If all went well, then you should see the message "Success" in the console, now you need to restart the phone, when it reboots, you will not find the "Dolby Atmos" in the phone's settings and thats okay.Code:adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.oneplus.sound.tuner
If you don't do it then the Dolby settings will reset once in a while, e.g. after a system reboot, that's why you had to do step 1 and 2 first before downloading the application.
You can also restore Dolby system settings at any time using this command in adb shell, but I don't recommend doing it if you want to use another Dolby control app:
Code:cmd package install-existing com.oneplus.sound.tuner
Step 3: Download and install the Dolby Atmos control app on your OnePlus: APKMirror download
And you're done! From now, Dolby Atmos control takes place only in this downloaded app, this is not any typical equalier you will find on Google Play, it is a Dolby system controller which means that it will work all the time, it will not be turned off when you close the app, this app replaces the Dolby system settings you just turned off.
Edit 04.11.2020
Dolby Atmos for OxygenOS 11 can be found in this thread.22New Version from Razor Phone 2 - Dolby Atmos DAX3_3.5.1.28_r1
Download https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=4349826312261818370
Tested on OnePlus 7T (Should work on other OnePlus devices too)
Install and Enjoy!
7Just uploaded the newest Razer phone 2 Dolby UI to apkmirror. Should be live soon.
https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/razer-inc/dolby-atmos-4/
You're welcome. Lol6
I just personally had problems without uninstalling the native Dolby Atmos, I just think it's a better solution, because for example in my case the Dolby settings were reset when the headphones were connected, and once every few phone reboots, quite randomly, after uninstalling the native Dolby has no problems.
Also, uninstalling native Dolby doesn't bother you, since you still want to use the application I showed, in my opinion it's better to take one extra step than to have unexpected problems, which is why I included this step in my instructions.3
Thanks, but I was already on the latest version. lol.
I got it from neilphetamine
Download Newer version Dolby Atmos Dax3 https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=82662543&postcount=10
