Overview

Add or repair media_codecs.xml and media_codecs_performance.xml overlays to expose required codecs to MediaCodec and MediaExtractor.
Add mime-type mappings in /etc/media_codecs or modify framework files that enumerate codecs.

Option A (Standard): For 99% of devices. Patches primary audio policy.
Option B (Legacy): For Android 9 or older devices.
Option C (USB Force): Enable this if you use external DACs.

User installs module through Magisk Manager.
Installer probes device, informs (via install log) which submodules were applied.
Module overlays config files, applies SELinux policy, and—only if safe—patches vendor library via binary diff.
On reboot, audio services load corrected configs; user tests audio.
If issues arise, user boots to recovery or disables module via Magisk; uninstall script restores original files.

Audio Modification Library (AML):

A mandatory companion for ACP if multiple audio mods are installed. It acts as a compatibility framework to prevent conflicts between different audio drivers.

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Overview

Add or repair media_codecs.xml and media_codecs_performance.xml overlays to expose required codecs to MediaCodec and MediaExtractor.
Add mime-type mappings in /etc/media_codecs or modify framework files that enumerate codecs.

Option A (Standard): For 99% of devices. Patches primary audio policy.
Option B (Legacy): For Android 9 or older devices.
Option C (USB Force): Enable this if you use external DACs.

User installs module through Magisk Manager.
Installer probes device, informs (via install log) which submodules were applied.
Module overlays config files, applies SELinux policy, and—only if safe—patches vendor library via binary diff.
On reboot, audio services load corrected configs; user tests audio.
If issues arise, user boots to recovery or disables module via Magisk; uninstall script restores original files.

Audio Modification Library (AML):

A mandatory companion for ACP if multiple audio mods are installed. It acts as a compatibility framework to prevent conflicts between different audio drivers.