Per app chains?

[DeveeiveD]

I see there is exclude app functionality, but I reckon it would be awesome if it was possible to apply different effects to different apps. Personally for myself exploring options for seamless dual content consumption.

[timschneeb]

It isn't possible to implement this in the rootless version, unfortunately. I can only record all apps simultaneously (and pick the apps the user wants beforehand), but not separately.

However, if you meant the root version, then this would be possible.

[DeveeiveD]

Hmm, I'm going throw it out there a bit crazy but. So idk if you know of an app called AppCloner. Obv the meaning is in the name.

I obviously dunno how rootless hooking api is like, but I was curious in theory is it possible to have two jamesdsp like apps run simultaneously hooked to the master audio stream bus or whatever it is and like process on top of each other? That wouldn't even require changing UI. Obv I'm just entertaining options. Not taking UX into consideration atm. (Obviously I tried cloning this app, but it crashes on launch).

I know that on samsung you can get the concert hall sound effect (native samsung audio shenanigans) work together with jamesdsp afaik. (Didn't verify whether the processing was serial or parallel)

P.S.: I could imagine that this can work as long as runtime resources are isolated across multiple app instances which given the fact that you hook into adb might not necessarily be the case.

[timschneeb]

Out of curiosity, I tried to use two instances of RootlessJDSP a while ago, but unfortunately, Android only allows one app to record internal audio at a time. So it is not possible to use multiple instances simultaneously. If you try to do that, it will just break both instances of JDSP.
The effects Samsung provides work the same way the root version of JamesDSP does; they don't rely on internal audio capturing.