Since upgrading my HTC One X to Cyanogenmod 10 (android 4.1.2), the app works perfectly and I never get any force closes, however, I can't use any of the built in audio enhancement features which is seriously making me consider going back to winamp, and I don't want to do that. I'm a paid customer of both apps by the way.

 

I get this error (screenshot: http://www.imgur.com/IlQ7n.png) that my device is "unable to initialize AudioFxs!"

 

I agree with Daniel Shafer (http://support.xiialive.com/topic/126186-new-xiaa-version-conflicting-with-eq-apps/) it would be great if you could allow other equalizer apps on the system to be used because Cyanogenmod comes with a fantastic EQ/custom sound tool called DSPManager - it's only available with this ROM and you can't get it in the playstore.

 

Here is a tutorial on how to install it on any other ROM if you'd like to do that for testing purposes:

http://android.appstorm.net/how-to/music/install-and-configure-dsp-manager-on-any-rom/

 

I have 3 phones with this ROM installed, all running xillialive and none of them can use the equalizer (Samsung Galaxy S (i9000), Samsung Galaxy S II (i9100), HTC One X international GSM version)

 

Perhaps this discussion on a similar error might be able to help you?

http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=33669

I would like to see some more minimal widget skins, and maybe even a way to customize them. At least two more to match the new light and dark UI.

I wish to invite whoever is designing your graphics to read the Android design guidelines. This way not only will you be able to create an interface layout compatible with all screen sizes (as from your admission you are having troubles fitting smaller screens) but also one that fits with the new aesthetics introduced in Ice Cream Sandwich. I believe it would also allow adding more features easily.

As a very basic example, I have come up with one portrait and one landscape view of a possible interface as it would be displayed on an HTC Wildfire S (MDPI).



The bottom row of icons are Share, Tag (Tag song), Favorite (Favorite station), Sleep timer, Alarm and Equalizer. I have used the default icons but you can use the ones provided in the beta version as they are more appropriate.



The white space would be filled with station related info, and advertisement for the Lite version.

Action overflow would contain things such as Settings at all times, as well as things not as important based on the active screen. Note that the Action overflow would disappear on pre-Honeycomb Android devices as the Menu key will perform the same function.

Overall though, try to understand the design guidelines. They contain many useful tips for designing a strong interface, and I'm far from an expert myself.

Also, to be honest: I am using an overclocked HTC Wildfire S (800MHz on Cyanogen 7.2 vs stock 600MHz with HTC Sense) and the current interface for the beta lags as all hell, even with animations disabled. A Holo based UI (Which has less animations overall) would perform much better on low end hardware.

Also, while you are reading this: the beta force closes immediately on me as soon as the Play button is pressed. Unrelated but I'd rather not spam the place.

how can i add my station? music@djsiran.com

In the car, I use my phone in landscape mode.  The new v3.3.0.2 Classic Light theme has no volume control in landscape, and the icon to get to the volume slider (like is found in Classic Dark) is not there either.  This might not be such an issue for me if you had implemented the feature request I made many moons ago - remember the "Initial volume on bluetooth connect" I suggested (and that you thought was a GREAT idea)?  In the absence of either of those, this theme is a no-go for me.  :(

Really would like the ability to bring up a list of the last say 10 songs played on a channel so i can tag them. FREQUENTLY miss tagging a song by 10 seconds and it's gone.