Hi!
This module allows you to control the left\right balance of the audio of your phone. This is useful in case of damaged headphones or damaged ear (like me :p).
After installing this, you have to reboot your phone only one time, then the changes are istant. If you change something while you are listening some music, just pause and immediately resume your music.
You can use all value from 0% to 100% (also things like 22.3232 is good).
I've tried to keep this simple, so if you have a lower volume on left headphone, just increase that. It will be the module to do the magic*. Keep in mind that set (30%,20%) is the same thing than set (10%,0%). This module doesn't change the global volume of the system, only the left\right balance.
Tested on Cyanogen 12.1, using: Pocked Casts, stock Music player, settings ringtones ( :p ), ES file manager (its audio player), YouTube.
Download: http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.r...l.audiobalance
Source: https://github.com/robertosartori/Audio-Balance
*Well, there are some maths here. Android uses some logarithmic functions, but don't worry, you have just to insert the %, the module knows how to do it. I hope.
This module allows you to control the left\right balance of the audio of your phone. This is useful in case of damaged headphones or damaged ear (like me :p).
After installing this, you have to reboot your phone only one time, then the changes are istant. If you change something while you are listening some music, just pause and immediately resume your music.
You can use all value from 0% to 100% (also things like 22.3232 is good).
I've tried to keep this simple, so if you have a lower volume on left headphone, just increase that. It will be the module to do the magic*. Keep in mind that set (30%,20%) is the same thing than set (10%,0%). This module doesn't change the global volume of the system, only the left\right balance.
Tested on Cyanogen 12.1, using: Pocked Casts, stock Music player, settings ringtones ( :p ), ES file manager (its audio player), YouTube.
Download: http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.r...l.audiobalance
Source: https://github.com/robertosartori/Audio-Balance
*Well, there are some maths here. Android uses some logarithmic functions, but don't worry, you have just to insert the %, the module knows how to do it. I hope.
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