Since its debut, the K80 Supreme Edition has consistently excelled in sound qualityOptimizationAmong them, the most widely used and excellent estimate is flowmix, and a considerable number of people use solutions that come from@独眠dm 的Configuration, and after the Unlock Festival bonus, our Dumian Enthusiast has once again joined in optimizing the long-stalled sound quality, further launching the HyperAudio audio optimization module. Since the module is still being refined, I am writing this post as a preview as a tester

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Currently, HyperAudio has several core advantages in the K80U community, supporting multiple solutions and making it suitable for various solutionsMagisk KSU and includes temporaryroot, and at the same time, the system's default low setting has been removedPower consumptionFinally, regarding Bluetooth compatibility, the author only modified the speaker configuration files and did not affect the headphones or Bluetooth speakers

As mentioned above, compared to third-party EQ software, the audio quality module has many advantages. It acts directly at the system level and allows for more adjustment parameters, while EQ software takes effect uniformly inApplicationThe two well-known software programs, Flowmix and HXAudio, require audiophile expertise and can easily cause distortion and muffling if adjusted manually, while HyperAuido uses the system compressor directlyMaximizing gain without distortion or harshness without worrying about safe volume limits—below 80% won't damage the speakers, while above 80% is an objective physical law and shouldn't be played for long periods. The latter, the HX, is notorious for its extremely high power consumption and performance overhead. Even in version 3.0, the author was still outsmarting the stable backend () HyperAudio works by writing Dolby profiles directly, is not overwritten, operates stably, and has no performance overhead or memory usage (audio optimization modules implemented through listening audio services have minimal overhead, but no for writing profiles).

After discussing the advantages of these modules, let's move on to the specific features already available in HyperAudio

HyperAudio currently supports four default Dolby Atmos modes, each adjusting gain. In the default native sound (high volume, low volume, independent design refers to equal loudness compensation, allowing users to set how many decibels to increase bass and treble at low volume), 3D surround, bass enhancement, and clear vocals, bass gain can be adjusted individually, including virtual bass, as well as 20 node debugging covering high, mid, and low frequency ranges, including left and right channel binding. This is very beneficial for the author's future plans for multiple models adapting different specifications and asymmetrical speakers. The software supports direct save after adjustment for real-time effect

For the current flagship model, the K80 Ultra, Dumian has thoughtfully adapted different frequency band parameters for each of the four modes (as above). The basic performance is already excellent. Based on my experience, although the module development was rough in the early stages, the actual sound quality far surpasses flowmix HXaudio. Of course, we can also access the above interface through the quick KSUwebUI entry, specifically adjusting the listening experience to personal preferences

Although the module is currently in development, it is already highly functional and is more focused on improving stable activation and flashing processes. Esteemed K80 Supreme Edition owners can look forward to seeing that after flashing this module, the bass will at least reach K90Promax: 85% of the power

Finally, a few thanks@独眠dm Promoting the construction of an open-source ecosystemOnly by supporting these experts will more high-quality modules continue to emerge. HyperAudio will need some time to mature before release, and we believe it will soon present to everyone in an even better and more refined form