OK but I've already installed v4a do I only have to rename/remove those filesYou have to mount those partitions in recovery. If you didn't manually mount them, a lot of files/folders won't show
OK but I've already installed v4a do I only have to rename/remove those filesYou have to mount those partitions in recovery. If you didn't manually mount them, a lot of files/folders won't show
It is but you didnt figure it out yetWhy v4a cause no issues in miui even we are using same vendor in custom roms?
It rather tell AML not needed!!. You misread :laugh:I've managed to track down the issue. It isn't the notification remover module that is causing the issue, it's the Audio Modification Library, which the notification remover tells you to install if you have V4A installed. I have found this to be the case with AEX, Havoc-OS and MSM Xtended. Removing the AML module fixes the issue.
It also says you need it before that point, when the module installer first starts upIt rather tell AML not needed!!. You misread :laugh:
I'm saying about Vol Down selection - which alone works for our issue. Vol Up doesn't help in our scenario So Why AML??It also says you need it before that point, when the module installer first starts up
I'm not saying the vol up selection helps, I'm just saying that before you even make the selection, the module tells you that you need AML, which is what lead to the confusion. I feel like it would be more clear that you don't need it for the vol down method if it didn't even mention AML until after you install the vol up method.I'm saying about Vol Down selection - which alone works for our issue. Vol Up doesn't help in our scenario So Why AML??
older version link pleaseI saw someone made a post on one way to remove the distortion from V4A, but that method breaks Bluetooth audio. This is how you fix it without breaking Bluetooth:
1. Reboot to recovery, mount Vendor
2. go to 'Advanced' -> 'File manager'
3. Go to "/Vendor/lib64/audiofx/" and rename/remove libvolumelistener.so
4. Go to "/Vendor/lib/audiofx/" and rename/remove libvolumelistener.so
5. Reboot to system, install V4A
And that's it
Edit:
You can also just use one of the older versions of V4A without needing a fix of any kind.
It's the same installer, there will be an option for 2.5.0.5 or older versions, choose older and then either of those versions.older version link please