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ShaolinMilk |
2011-04-05
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#81
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Yeah. The sound is really bad when I put it into an auxiliary jack.
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2011-04-06
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@ Germany
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#82
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I am not sure, but it may work when you replace the paramaters out of the Restore folder in the AudioBoost and sh Audioboost.sh once again.
I mean, all necessary .parameters in AudioBooster/Patches/Restore copy over to AudioBooster/Patches/Audioboost
Russe
I mean, all necessary .parameters in AudioBooster/Patches/Restore copy over to AudioBooster/Patches/Audioboost
Russe
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2011-04-06
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Joined on Jan 2011
@ Germany
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#83
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Thanks for your help. Unfortunately, that doesn't work. I guess the files for restoring are not original - I'm not sure though.
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2011-04-07
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#84
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I twinkeled a bit with the lineout (for headphones) and now distortion is minimized, while the in-ears and headphones produce notably louder sound. However, I do not advise to use this patch, if using high audiophile quality headphones - it will just make the music louder. If you don't know what this sentence even means, skip this and install this script:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1951151/AudioBooster.zip
I would also like to create a script to alter brightness settings (e.g.: make less bright when viewing screen in absolute darkness). Does anyone have suggestions?
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1951151/AudioBooster.zip
I would also like to create a script to alter brightness settings (e.g.: make less bright when viewing screen in absolute darkness). Does anyone have suggestions?
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2011-04-11
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#85
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Originally Posted by BertvanDorp
You havent mentioned your mods in the changelog?
I twinkeled a bit with the lineout (for headphones) and now distortion is minimized, while the in-ears and headphones produce notably louder sound. However, I do not advise to use this patch, if using high audiophile quality headphones - it will just make the music louder. If you don't know what this sentence even means, skip this and install this script:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1951151/AudioBooster.zip
I would also like to create a script to alter brightness settings (e.g.: make less bright when viewing screen in absolute darkness). Does anyone have suggestions?
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2011-04-27
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#86
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so no updates? been excited about this project since day 1 
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2011-05-19
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#87
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Originally Posted by Spunk
That's true. Will list them here though:
You havent mentioned your mods in the changelog?
- Remove extra loudness for headphones
- Add extra volume bars for the earpiece
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2011-05-19
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Joined on Dec 2010
@ Philippines
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#88
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Quick question: if I already have the volumecontroldaemon installed, won't it conflict with AudioBooster? Follow-up question: do they aim at achieving the same things (headphone, speakers, earpiece)? Thanks. 
Asked the same question in the other thread (volumecontroldaemon)
Asked the same question in the other thread (volumecontroldaemon)
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2011-05-20
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#89
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@topet
don't install this. Seems I messed up somewhere.
I've started looking at the audio system again, seems the n900 is simply messed up when dealing with headphones and it may not be redeemable in that respect.
The n900s' headset plays fine but other headphones do not. They seem to give out scratching noises. I may have forget about the headphone output altogether....-_-
don't install this. Seems I messed up somewhere.
I've started looking at the audio system again, seems the n900 is simply messed up when dealing with headphones and it may not be redeemable in that respect.
The n900s' headset plays fine but other headphones do not. They seem to give out scratching noises. I may have forget about the headphone output altogether....-_-
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2011-05-20
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Joined on Dec 2010
@ Philippines
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#90
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Originally Posted by SavageD
Thanks for info, friend.
@topet
don't install this. Seems I messed up somewhere.
I've started looking at the audio system again, seems the n900 is simply messed up when dealing with headphones and it may not be redeemable in that respect.
The n900s' headset plays fine but other headphones do not. They seem to give out scratching noises. I may have forget about the headphone output altogether....-_-
Anyway just so I am attuned: what are you referring to when you say headphone and headset? I just wanted to correlate them to how I understand speakers, earpiece (for calling), and the music jack (for in-ear listening). Much appreciated.
