How do we do that? I can not get Viper to work with poweramp at all. It works perfectly with my Playerpro and google play music. I have disabled volume control and enabled music fx, and converted to system app. Viper has compatibility mode enabled too. Phone is the Nexus 5 on 4.4.2.
People have reported working on 4.4 roms so why don't you give it a try?
Change the UI Setting to expert by pressing the menu button.
All instructions are in the first post to change your build.prop. If it still doesn't work try reinstalling viper and enable Force V4A option.How do we do that? I can not get Viper to work with poweramp at all. It works perfectly with my Playerpro and google play music. I have disabled volume control and enabled music fx, and converted to system app. Viper has compatibility mode enabled too. Phone is the Nexus 5 on 4.4.2.
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Build prop won't work for my Nexus 5, i guess. The lines to modify are not in my build prop. I tried following these instructions and can not get poweramp to work either. Viper works perfect with my Playerpro though, just want to state that.
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Did you try disabling Direct Volume Control and enabling Music FX in advanced settings, then under tone/volume clicking the Music FX switch? If you run Viper as a System App in Compatible Mode it works well. I'm on a G2 which is the same chipset, so it should work for you that way.
What tone/volume menu are you talking about? These are the settings I have in poweramp.
Oh okay that makes sense now. I haven't used poweramp in a very long time so I don't know my way around it. I enabled the music fx inside the ui knobs as well and nothing.
Thanks for the pictures, it did help a lot since I'm not familiar with poweramp. As I stated before I have it as a System App and in compatability mode as well. Poweramp is being extremely stubborn. Playerpro works fine with Viper and even has louder Sound.
See the icon that I'm pointing to in the player, thats the tone/volume controls... tap it
Now tap that MusicFX switch. Viper should work in Compatible mode now. I suggest making it a system app too.
Extremely stubborn isn't the word. Try turning that Music FX switch off/on while music is playing and see if you hear a difference. Sometimes it seems like it doesn't work unless you save all that as a preset
It works as long as you follow the instructions carefully and not mess anything up. Try to change the build.prop in your phone as stated in the first post. If it still doesn't work for you, try making viper a system app and enable Force V4A in the options. If it still doesn't work out, change a music player and try switching between Compatible Mode and force enabling V4A.
Well it didn't work for me with poweramp in the compatible mode either. Then I used it in the normal mode as a system wide effect. What I did was to disable the stock music fx using TiBu and installed [email protected] as a system app. Why don't you try this.How do we do that? I can not get Viper to work with poweramp at all. It works perfectly with my Playerpro and google play music. I have disabled volume control and enabled music fx, and converted to system app. Viper has compatibility mode enabled too. Phone is the Nexus 5 on 4.4.2.
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Yes of course I tried that. I always remove the music fx app from any custom roms and replace it with Viper as a System App. I never had an issue with Viper regardless of rom or phone. Poweramp is my only issue.
We got good taste lol
Disable MusicFX in Advanced Tweaks and all working.What tone/volume menu are you talking about? These are the settings I have in poweramp.
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