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Magisk-Modules-Alt-Repo / audio-misc-settings

A Magisk module for setting miscellaneous audio configuration values (media audio volume steps (100 steps), raising the resampling quality, disabling the effects framework, etc.)
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[BUG] Audio misc.settings simply broke my equalizer #16

Closed KpuCko closed 10 months ago

KpuCko commented 10 months ago

When Audio misc.settings module is installed (even the latest version) when I click on equalizer the screen simply crashes.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Go to 'Open Fox's Mmm'
  2. Click on 'Go to Online, select Audio misc.settings module'
  3. Scroll down to 'Install and reboot'
  4. Try to open Equalizer in Settings menu

Expected behavior For sure it was working on a fresh image (without Magisk and FoxMmm installed)

Screenshots Screen crashed, no screenshots

Device info(please complete the following information):

yzyhk904 commented 10 months ago

This isn't any bug. The module disables the effects framework interfacing to system wide equalizers. Please read README.md.

Most equalizers don't function only without crashing , but some crash because they don't confirm the existence of the framework.

KpuCko commented 10 months ago

Understood, so can you please tell me how to get it working again? Tried to uninstall the module - the issue isn't fixed.

yzyhk904 commented 10 months ago

You can uninstall it as usual in the Magisk manager.

KpuCko commented 10 months ago

You can uninstall it as usual in the Magisk manager.

Yes, I already mentioned this above, uninstalled but the equalizer still crashes.

yzyhk904 commented 10 months ago

No, you didn't uninstall the module as usual! What did you do in the Magisk manager? My module will revert back your device after deleting it and rebooting in the Magisk manager.

KpuCko commented 10 months ago

There is not much things to do, just clicked on the uninstall button.

yzyhk904 commented 10 months ago

There's a "REMOVE" icon in every module field in the Magisk manager. Click the icon of the module, then reboot your phone. Please read "README" of the Magisk manager!

KpuCko commented 10 months ago

I have uninstalled it by using FoxMmm manager. Checked Magisk few seconds ago and it is not listed in the modules list. So I assume it is removed. Whether or not removed, the original configuration is not restored in any way.

This conversation is not productive for me anymore, so I'm unsubscribing. Thanks for your support.

A life advice - when something works, don't fix it.

yzyhk904 commented 10 months ago

My module only changes a property "ro.audio.ignore_effects" temporally at every boot time. So your phone should revert back to its original state if you clicked the "REMOVE" and rebooted your phone

Why not reboot your phone?

A life advice: reboot your phone any way!