Rom w/Voodoo sound Stock?

[IZZY Dead]

Can any one point me to a stock stable ROM w/Voodoo sound (or as close to stock as possible), no under volting, no screen hacks. I have to have a good daily driver where my Navigation is going to work flawlessly and my camera/video camera is going to work just like stock. Any help greatly appreciated.

 

[Darkshneider]

A little bit of reading over at XDA will point you torwards this kernel.

 

[IZZY Dead]

That's what I have been doing and this seems to be the one ( [KERNEL][GPL]Clean Kernel EC05 v1.02 ) but the download is broken.

 

[Darkshneider]

And a little bit of reading on that thread, will point out that the OP has a typo and that the correct link is this one .

 

[IZZY Dead]

Aw! I found it anybody have any expierence with this kernel I can't post in that post for some reason on XDA in the Dev section [KERNEL][GPL]Clean Kernel EC05 v1.02 - Page 2 - xda-developers

 

[Darkshneider]

Shouldnt have any problems since it doesnt change CPU values, someone more experienced on the matter can answer your question though.

 

[IZZY Dead]

And a little bit of reading on that thread, will point out that the OP has a typo and that the correct link is this one .

so can i flash this with clockwork over over stock rooted RFS odexed EC05? Sorry I am out of practice my phone has been running so great with stock RFS rooted with all the bloat and Sprint ID removed that I haven't flashed anything in a while.

 

[IZZY Dead]

After all of that 3hr's of reading I finally find out Voodoo sound not really needed on Epic because it's not fully developed. I mean I don't know about you guy's but my Epic sounds pretty Epic.

 

[k0nane]

After all of that 3hr's of reading I finally find out Voodoo sound not really needed on Epic because it's not fully developed. I mean I don't know about you guy's but my Epic sounds pretty Epic.

The Epic version of Voodoo Sound is fully developed and properly implemented.

 

[IZZY Dead]

The Epic version of Voodoo Sound is fully developed and properly implemented.

Then where is the data to back that up demonstrating that the overall signal to noise ratio has improved or the dynamic range has expanded. All I have come to understand through my investigation is that it boost the overall volume and removes some crackle and hiss. And louder doesn't equal cleaner and the removal of crackle and hiss from a purely digital recording where it shouldn't exist does not improve your dynamic range, because we all know to remove crackle and hiss we have to either shelve it or notch it or compress it and thats what they were doing by implementing the parametric EO into the build and from what I understand is the parametric wasn't implemented into the Epic 4g version. But I stand to be fully corrected if I be wrong.

 

[chris41g]

the driver included in the epic is the same driver as the rest as far as the sound driver goes... they all include the same chip... you can check the sources here

https://github.com/project-voodoo/linux_sph-d700