Does that include the eq app in Google play music?, I haven't installed any other apps so I just wanna know if there is stock apps I must disable
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To be honest, I never really use Google Play music. I am not on a stock ROM, but when I check the EQ in Play Music, it takes me to DSP manager, and yes, I have that disabled. V4A is all you need, since it has it's own built in EQ and more I wouldn't think you would need anything else. I did test it with Play Music, Apollo, Youtube, and several other apps, and it helps across the board. You can find everything you need to know in the first few posts of the thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2191223 . All credit goes to ViPER520 for the awesome work, and zhuhang for maintaining the thread beautifully. I would easily pay for this App. :good:Does that include the eq app in Google play music?, I haven't installed any other apps so I just wanna know if there is stock apps I must disable
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thanks for this. I would have not known about it. It's amazing really. However, I'm now using FAUX in combination with this V4A. The issue with V4A is that it does only work with certain music players. I got it to work fine with Google play Music. But it never worked with any of my video players. I'm more of a video guy. Plus I still needed a boost for things like Hulu & Netflix,... So now I can still get a general boost from FAUX for all apps. But the volume is way too loud within V4A. I disabled the boost funtion in V4A. I can still use it to make sound adjustments and clarity. when I need a music player.I bought the Faux Sound app' and it did increase the volume, but I kind of wished I would have waited. V4A works phenomenally on my 7. I've ran it in stock rooted and a couple different ROMs. It gives a great increase and the sound quality is great. Perfect fix IMO. I've only used it for increasing the speaker volume, and have not tested on headphones of Bluetooth' by it's free, and works better than any paid app I've bought. No disrespect to the dev of the Faux Sound app. It does what it says, and I'm happy to pay to support an excellent developer.
I'm getting static hiss sounds when loudness is high levelsI used the ElementalX kernel with Faux Sound, and man, does it work! Great fix for the low sound issue.
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Use this method: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2433773 works like no otherWill this app boost volume on a stock nexus 7?
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