@supercurio
I'm running AV v666 with new CWM3 and cannot flash your unsigned-update.zip trough it because of the old "Amend" method it's using (see the advertisement on Trasig thread)
Could you make a new update.zip with the only Edify method supported by CWM3. It's probably not a problem since you're closely working with Trasig and as Voodoo 5 only works with Android 2.2+
As I'm eagerly waiting to try your sound improvement, I will not wait for such an update and go to Odin but doing so you're showing the way to go to other mod makers.
And again, a great thank for all pieces of your work
Same here, i'm using also Advanced Voodoo v666 with CWM3 and the install is aborted.
Can u make a new update.zip ???
Incorrect
Thank you for the report, I was hoping getting one about the DT-990 and DT-880.
As those are bright headphones, I believe they will benefit a lot of from the jitter fix in the driver.
To your taste, is the high frequency balance best with current DT-990 + current Voodoo sound, or would it benefit from a slight low pass filter to remove some brightness and air ?
I just don't get the differences between the "normal" Voodoo kernel and the Advanced Voodoo kernel. Is it just the overclocking feature? Sorry if I'm just too blind... =/
When you're in a hole, stop digging. We've been on Voodoo5 for a month and a half, which is probably longer than you personally.@s44
Mmmmh, really ? I don't say Voodoo all version but Voodoo 5.
When you're in a hole, stop digging. We've been on Voodoo5 for a month and a half, which is probably longer than you personally.
I need to record videos in very loud enironment (rockband rehearsal, gigs) and would love to do this with my galaxy....until now this is impossible with reasonable quality. I was looking for a fix for that and that was my only reason for subscribing here....so:
please realise your aim no.1: mic sensivity!
As this should be for live (spontaneous) video recording, there must be some kind of automatic leveling. Setting up a fixed audio sensiity before recording is not useful...
Those are new features, exciting capabilities your phone didn't had beforeHere is what I'm implementing for the first Voodoo sound release:
Headphone amp analog gain:
Reduce the hiss or give you a much louder output. Configurable from very low levels to very high.
Already tested with sensitive in-ear very prone to hiss and brilliantly confirmed with Sennheiser high-end 300 Ohms headphones.
Hardware Parametric equalizer:
Change the frequency response to correct your headphone deficiencies or to adjust the sound how you like. Use 0 battery and work on every sound source. 100% configurable
Hardware 3D effect:
Finally, a good specialization effect. Can improve sound-stage if used wisely. Configurable.
Here is the link to Voodoo sound source repository if you are curious about it.
Your turn!If you have a feature request or suggestion please
- explain it in this topic
- tell how much you can support the dev effort.
I can be crazy features request. Who knows, sometimes crazy stuff can be done
Then I'll do my best to work on it and you'll vote with donations if you are satisfied with it.
I digress... but hey supercurio are you developing/ planning to develop an app similar to voodoo sound for the Galaxy Nexus? Publish it and I will be the first to grab it from market.
The problem I see is that's how you like it.and not all developer do that way.
I don't mind to share code, but I don't like to share code that I don't tested and controlled for bugs. What you like is to share bugs to. That's the main different between us.
You think that real time sharing is a good thing, but I don't like it at all.
That lower the quality of sharing code and it's a wast of time.
Also if I want to put others code in my code I want to know what it does.
That's how you make quality code/program that works and have little bugs in them. The way you think is good is just Alfa/beta code that never will be good.