Sound Enhancement and Dolby Atmos Sony Xperia 10 ports Sony's global equalizer stack and offers an optional Dolby Atmos component for compatible rooted Android devices.
Two Xperia Audio Components
Choose the Sony Sound Enhancement path, the optional Dolby path, or both when the device satisfies their different architecture requirements.
Sound Enhancement
Provides the Xperia 10 equalizer as a global effect and includes an app-assisted sefx activation workflow.
Optional Dolby Atmos
Adds a separate Dolby path on supported ARM64 devices and handles several known Dolby service conflicts.
Global Processing
Patches the audio-effect configuration so processing can apply beyond a single player, subject to the ROM's audio routing.
Compatibility
- Android 10 (SDK 29) or newer and a HIDL audio service.
- Sound Enhancement needs
armeabi-v7a, or ARM64 with 32-bit application support, plus a 32-bit HIDL audio service. - Dolby Atmos requires
arm64-v8a. It is optional and can be disabled through the upstream configuration. - Sound Enhancement uses an effect proxy and is not compatible with the ACDB module described by the developer.
Installation
- If enabling Dolby, remove any differently named Dolby module and reboot before installation.
- KernelSU users must prepare a compatible mount metamodule and disable “Unmount Modules by Default.”
- Install this module through the root manager. Add Audio Modification Library only when another audio modification is present.
- Reboot, play audio, and open Sound Enhancement; grant root access so the app can run
sefx. - Complete any KernelSU or SUList allowlisting described in the upstream README, then reboot once more.