NLSound v2.5 BETA [QCom Devices] Changelog
NLSound Team
- Now the module uses Dirac from Vivo;
- Changed Dirac operation parameters;
- Almost completely updated the translation of the module functions: now the item descriptions contain less terminology and in a simpler language tell you what the installation punt does;
- Sorted settings: now everything is where it should have been originally;
- Redesigned the script for patching audio_platform files: now these files are searched in two directories and patched where they were found by the script. If there are no files in the system, the script will go to the next step of the installer;
- Now the script, similar to the change above, also searches for device_features files;
- The sound in Bluetooth is now more voluminous;
- Improved visual component of the script: now the blocks in the Russian version of the installer are the same size;
- The module installation progress is now visually displayed;
- Now, when the module is installed, the corresponding line will be displayed;
- Deep-buffer blocks have been added to the mechanism for disabling audio companders;
- Test increase in the quality of voice calls;
- Now the module allows you to use external hardware audio plugins;
- Removed all 24-bit audio commits, as they turned out to be false;
- Added the option to completely disable noise reduction of microphones;
- The module now increases the volume of the microphones while the system is loading - and running;
- Fixed file encodings, which in turn affected the compatibility of the modification with the Android OS;
- Test work on A12;
- Something we might have forgotten...
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