Audio Compatibility Patch Magisk Module Updated Page

ACP addresses three primary audio failure scenarios:

Many audio mods failed due to SELinux denials. The new update includes targeted sepolicy.rule injections that grant necessary permissions without compromising security.

A: Yes. Over-the-air (OTA) updates replace system partitions, wiping ACP’s patches. Boot into Magisk after OTA, click “Install” → “Install to Inactive Slot” (for A/B devices) and re-flash both ACP and your audio mod. audio compatibility patch magisk module updated

A: Yes, but be cautious. Some users report that ACP + Viper4Android can cause Android Auto voice echo. The latest update includes a service.sh toggle. Add #ACP_INJECT=0 to /data/adb/modules/AudioCompatibilityPatch/customize.sh to disable ACP only for USB audio.

| Area | Update | |------|--------| | Android Version Support | Added native support for Android 14 QPR3 and Android 15 DP2. | | Pixel 6/7/8/9 Series | Fixed echo during calls on Tensor G2/G3 devices with custom kernels. | | Bluetooth | Improved SCO re-routing after call disconnection (fixes silent second call). | | Audio Policy | Updated audio_policy_configuration.xml patches for devices migrating to V7 HAL. | | Magisk/KernelSU | Switched to Zygisk optional helper for real-time audio node detection (reduces bootloops). | | Debug Logging | Added toggleable verbose logging (/sdcard/acp_debug.log). | ACP addresses three primary audio failure scenarios: Many

Before flashing the new ACP, uninstall:

Reboot your device after removal.

A: Yes. Unlike custom kernels or risky Xposed modules, ACP only modifies audio configuration paths. It does not alter system binaries. Millions of users run it without data loss.