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[Droid X General] xxDriveNxx:
No it's actually a GB feature. First demoed on the Nexus S a while back.
[Droid X General] softwarestealer0:
does anyone know where these animations are stored (framework maybe?)
[Droid X General] silver2ks4:
crt animation enabled and working not for noobs

Disclaimer if you brick its not my fault but i found this guide in the i9000 forum i have a vibrant also and this is the same method used all credit goes to the OP

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=977501

this method works just tested on the prerooted gb rom for the droid x should also work for the droid 2 the animation is built in to gingy you just have to enable it

Edit: in the step that asks for the twframework-res.apk you must use the moto-res.apk to compile with

i also used the autodeodex app to dump the image to my pc
[Droid X General] Jakeworld:
I have also confirmed this method works. As stated by silver2ks4, make sure to use moto-res.apk as the dependee apk. Also, avoid trying to shortcut this process by using RootExplorer, as you will more than likely encounter a boot loop (I know from experience ;)). Be sure to use ADB as prescribed by the OP. All of the steps are there, and the process takes less than 5 minutes to complete. Really nice effect!
[Droid X General] Onlyunless:
Awesome! I followed the instructions and it worked quite nicely. To be honest, this was the number one UI aspect I was looking forward to in gingerbread and I was so sad to see it not present in Motorola's build. Thanks a million for the link to the tutorial. :)
[Droid X General] GameWarriorX:
Is there a non-adb method to getting this to work? ya know for us folk who have never used adb before.
[Droid X General] Jakeworld:
Using ADB is actually quite simple. You will need to download the SDK from the Android Developers website, and either use the installer or extract the .zip file to a directory of your choice. It is typically recommended to install the ADB directory in the root of the local drive, to better facilitate usage of the command prompt. As long as you have ADB installed (I will use the root of the C: drive as a subsequent example) and the ADB driver installed on your computer for the Droid X (should be available with the newest Motorola drivers, with the device set in USB Mass Storage mode), using ADB becomes as simple as the following steps:

1) Connect the device via USB

2) Open the Windows Command Prompt (Windows+R --> cmd)

3) cd to the folder containing adb.exe (e.g. cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools)

4) Input the commands listed in the link

It's really as simple as that. Perhaps someone can generate an update.zip of some sort, but I honestly am not too familiar with that procedure yet.
[Droid X General] xxDriveNxx:
Not only did this work perfectly, but it also got me to brush back up with ADB. Thanks for the link!
[Droid X General] SplicedX:
So all I need to do is enter the adb commands? Or do I have to do the procedure above the adb section?
[Droid X General] Onlyunless:
You need to follow the "For Developers" section too.

Download apk manager from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=695701

When it says you need to "Put framework-res.apk in "modding" folder", you can get that file off of your phone using the command

adb pull /system/framework/framework-res.apk

You'll also need to get the moto-res.apk from the same location, so

adb pull /system/framework/moto-res.apk

You use the moto-res.apk in place of twframework-res.apk in the instructions.

**Reminder** Whatever directory your command prompt says you're in will be the location the file is pulled to.

The directions listed at the link below should be pretty straightforward at this point.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=977501
[Droid X General] jenna728:
Thank you!! This site is the best.
[Droid X General] johnclevenger:
Thanks, this is nice.

I created a zip that you can flash from clockwork.

1. download to somewhere on sdcard

2. boot into clockwork

3. make a backup

4. install zip from sdcard, etc.

5. reboot

http://www.multiupload.com/FD85GYCAJM
[Droid X General] jenna728:
Worked perfect, thanks John!
[Droid X General] GameWarriorX:
awesome! it worked. Thanks guys!
[Droid X General] 07aspenx:
Worked perfect, thanks a bunch.
[Droid X General] owenbeals:
Thank you John you are the man!
[Droid X General] jnehama:
It rocks:cool:I'm going to be shutting my screen all the time just to see it!!
[Droid X General] revolt1:
did this and it and it didnt work
[Droid X General] gc14:
Worked perfectly for me once I was able to bootstrap using D2 bootstrap app
[Droid X General] revolt1:
just tried again no luck

wa wa waaaaa lol
[Droid X General] gc14:
3 things to check out:

1. Did you uninstall DX bootstrap and then install D2 bootstrap?

2. When using D2 bootstrap, you're bootstrapping then rebooting recovery?

3. Are you sure you even have working root? Is SU working correctly?

P.S. If you ARE able to get into ClockworkMod just fine...then maybe try mounting system first before you apply the zip?
[Droid X General] revolt1:
ok problem solved I read at android forums

in spare parts put speeds back to normal and click on fancy animations

its been triple checked hope this helps
[Droid X General] gc14:
lol that was it? you just didn't have animations turned on? classic.
[Droid X General] Brenardo:
Nice! Thanks!
[Droid X General] snowboarderxd1:
so next on the list Screen ON animations XP?
[Droid X General] randroid123:
+1!!! Now this one im not sure is built into stock GB... this one may have come out of CM7 cause im pretty sure thats where I saw it but screen On animation too please!!!
[Droid X General] mithikx:
thanks, worked perfectly

used the droid 2 bootstrap on my rooted and deoxed 2.3.3 Droid X
[Droid X General] hailtothethief83:
You have the deodexed version that came out this morning on your DX and it worked?

Just wanted to make sure that I could use it on the deodexed 2.3.3 that came out!

Thanks in advance!
[Droid X General] jenna728:
It works on deodexed version. You'll just have to reflash the zip.
[Droid X General] hailtothethief83:
Cool thanks! I haven't flashed this mod before so I should be good to go with .zip instructions?
[Droid X General] jenna728:
Yep:)
[Droid X General] EsotericPunk:
Has anyone tried this on the D2? Does it work?
[Droid X General] owenbeals:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeWG7JBMhlE&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Video walkthrough
[Droid X General] Gareee:
Has anyone found a way to get this to respect screen orientation, so it still looks "horizontal" when in landscape mode?

The animation is perfect for simple rotation applied to it.
[Droid X General] cpurage:
Hi guys, the link:

"h**p://w*w.multiupload.com/FD85GYCAJM"

with the zip is not working for me. Can anyone upload it to different site, like 4shared or something else please. Thanks in advance

P.S. I just wrote the link like that, because I am a new user and I'm not allowed to post external links.
[Droid X General] infazzdar:
What exactly is the link for?

Beamed from my TF101 using Tapatalk HD
[Droid X General] cpurage:
This link contains the update with the CRT animation (Old Style TV Off)
[Droid X General] infazzdar:
There's another thread here in General somewhere that contains the updated framework-res.apk that is. compatible with .605. Search for Gingerbread CRT Off.

Beamed from my TF101 using Tapatalk HD
[Omnia 7 General] Andyh77:
Since updating my Samsung Omnia 7 to NoDo I have noticed a very annoying bug so I was wondering if anyone else is experinecing the same thing.

When my phone is charging either using the mains adapter or USB cable, the touch screen is very very random. On USB I cannot slide the lock screen up. No matter how much I drag my finger I can only get the screen to bounce.

On mains power the scrolling is very jerky and not smooth, and if I try to send a text, random keys appear to be pressed even if my finger is far away from them.

As soon as I unplug the phone is fine. The phone was fine before the NoDo update so has anyone else noticed this ?
[Omnia 7 General] Freypal:
I don't have NoDo (7004) but my screen is jerky / less responsive when charging through mains.

It is in the user manual that this is normal and will behave as such whilst charging.
[Omnia 7 General] Andyh77:
Thanks for the reassurance with regards to that one. Glad it's supposed to be like that and nothing new been added in with the update.
[Omnia 7 General] mafu6:
Since updating to NoDO via the hungarian method believe it or not i cant copy and paste!

Now am i doing something wrong?

It works throughout the phone inc in msg and in the browser, but i can't highlight anything!

I've also restarted my phone!

I'm flashed my phone with a ROM of Samfirmware.com

I'm thinking of going back to my original ROM that the phone came with its on HG3G but i dont know if i do a full phone reset will make it go back to original shipped.

Anyone know how to?
[Omnia 7 General] Freypal:
As far as I know that is how the c+p is supposed to work. It works on currently highlightable text such as messages etc..

I don't think you can copy/paste everything
[Omnia 7 General] VonCrisp:
Andy .. samsungs firmware is supposed to fix this behaviour. Not sure why it has reappeared with NoDo .. did you use Chevron for the update?
[Omnia 7 General] keule92x:
actually this bug is known by samsung and it's mentioned somewhere in the instructions booklet
[General Questions and Answers] zeemar007:
cyanogen mod7 is AWESOME BUUUUUUUUTTTTTT

Here are some primary issues of CYANOGENMOD7(beta4)!!!!

1. The touchscreen bug is a problem. cpu use shooting upto 100%!!!

MOST IMPORTANTLY THE kernel from mik_os to fix touchscreen bug is not working in CM7beta4!!!!

2. lockscreen goes black..

3. radio acts strangly!!

mik_os plz help me.. atleast if anybody know how to fix the touchscreen plz reply..
[General Questions and Answers] loonert:
:(You should try re flashing but if that doesnt help, try another rom or back to stock
[General Questions and Answers] youthforlinux:
Try wiping data and cache before flashing
[General Questions and Answers] zeemar007:
i have done all those.. wiped factory data, dalvik cache, data cache, sd ext...

problem is dat touchscreen!!! another thing is dat after the screen gets locked if i press any button, then i cant see the screen, it remains black untill i touch the screen!!!
[General Questions and Answers] youthforlinux:
Is your phone supported by cm7? What do u mean by beta 4? Cm is a t rc3 atm
[General Questions and Answers] zeemar007:
this is supported..

i used this rom from the link below

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=946354&page=169

its by mik_os!!
[General Questions and Answers] youthforlinux:
Maybe ask there and see if anyone's having the same issue? Otherwise try another rom?
[General Questions and Answers] zeemar007:
i was using megatron before cm7.. had to roll back!!:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(
[General Questions and Answers] youthforlinux:
Well this rom is an unofficial port so ymmv really ...hopefully the dev thread can give you more help
[General Questions and Answers] harshdoshi25:
i know the thread is very old but just so u know, CM& beta 6.5.2 is out and awesome.. so such bug as u mentioned.. and the cpu bug u are talking about, its fixed. play angry birds and see if you have the same lag.. you wont. cuz gingerbread has something called event management, which removes those touch screen lags.. as for cpu spiking, that depends on the governor, but it wont have any effect on perforance..
[Windows Phone 7 General] gd761:
Is there anyone that knows how to make the rear speaker LOUDER! on the Sprint HTC Arrive? When you turn the volume up, it's still not loud enough. I use SlingPlayer with it and have trouble hearing it on this phone. I did not have any problem hearing the SlingPlayer on my Sprint HTC Touch Pro2 at all. The volume goes up to 30. What is 30? Why not 100? Can you guy's PLEASE HELP with this issue.
[Windows Phone 7 General] hopmedic:
While I don't have an answer to your question (my Arrive is just as loud as my TP2), the number 30 is just a number. All it means is that the full spectrum of the volume is divided into thirty increments. It doesn't mean that the phone is less loud. Putting 100 and having an increment at every one would take a long time to turn the volume all the way up or all the way down. I wouldn't let the 30 bother you.

Perhaps the way you're holding it or placing it is blocking the speaker? The three green spots on the back are where the speaker is, and covering it can actually significantly reduce the volume. Likewise, if you're setting it down, the surface makes a difference. Putting it on the couch muffles it, while putting it on a table actually helps.

Hope this helps.
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
@hopmedic: None of that matters. Not saying it's not true (most of it is), but the problem is the phone, not the way he's holding it or where he's putting it.

If you want a good speaker on your phone, don't buy an HTC phone. Buy a Samsung. All of HTC's phones have ****ty speakers. The HD7's speakers are crap too, as was the HD2's speakers (though marginally better since both are on the front of the phone).

There's really no reason to get an HTC WP7 device, TBQH. HTC is known for having good software/skinning, but you cannot do that on WP7. The only thing I'd say is worth it is for their YouTube App, but it's not worth getting their crappy hardware for. For a WP7 device, go with a Manufacturer who puts out decent hardware, and avoid HTC, IMO. HTC makes their money by churning out as many cheaply made phones as they can and putting them everywhere. Volume usurps quality for them (though they're always talking about how they want to make the highest quality phones, yet they still keep giving us phones with speakers that are useless for multi-media and speakerphone purposes, AFAIK).

Of course, for some of us there isn't much choice. It's HTC or go home for WP7. I wasn't about to order from Dell cause I like being able to go in the store when I have issues, so the HD7 was the only real choice for me.

HTC is great for Android due to HTC Sense being so superior to TouchWiz and Blue. For WP7, Samsung is the best choice. They have the best hardware with the best screens, cell radios/reception, and the best speaker/sound output (though they seem to try hard to miff up whatever they can when software is involved, even WP7). Samsung could have better cameras, but the lack of a Flash on so many of their phones just makes them useless to me for that purpose. I'm so often indoors and in inoptimally lighted areas (rinks, etc.) that having no flash is a becoming a dealbreaker on a smartphone these days.
[Windows Phone 7 General] tiny17:
This is simply false information. While I admit that HTC has been lazy with many of their Android phones, and perhaps even some of their Windows Phones, it simply isn't the case with the Arrive. As I will show in my side by side comparison later today is that the speaker is just as loud, and perhaps better than on my Samsung Focus device.
[Windows Phone 7 General] gd761:
I watch SlingPlayer all the time. When I watched it on my Sprint HTC Touch Pro2, I had the phone propped up with the speaker at a 45% angle away from me. It is MUCH LOUDER on the HTC Touch Pro2 than on the HTC Arrive, with the phone in the exact same position. I did not have any tweak's installed at all to make the speaker any louder at all. I just wish that someone would come out with a tweak for making the rear speaker WAY LOUDER!
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
That probably has something to do with the fact that the WP7 phones use largely the same hardware with the same drivers.

My vibrant blows any WP7 device out of this world when it comes to sound volume, clarity, and quality.

HTC phones are **** for sound.

Sorry, that's just the way it is, and that's just the way it's always been.

It's not false. I have two of the here and I've played with the Arrive in the Sprint store.

The sound quality is ****.

And that's embarassing seeing as how "Every WP7 device is a ZuneHD" (as per Ballmer).

Give me a Zune App for my Vibrant and I'll never look back.
[Windows Phone 7 General] tiny17:
OK, well I just did some side by side comparison between the HTC Arrive and Samsung Focus. Up to this point, I had not done this thorough of a side by side. Both me and a friend tested this. He honestly has no bias, as he is not into the whole smartphone thing. I have already admitted elsewhere that I would buy the Samsung over the HTC because I like the Samsung formfactor more, but clearly I have had time to form bias.

Either way, in an exact side by side (disabled sound enhancers on the HTC - which can make the volume quieter) and played some songs.

Results: The Focus is ever so slightly louder, but also sounds more stressed (worse quality as my friend described it). My friend quickly decided he liked the sound of the HTC better as it was clearer. My personal opinion is that yes the Focus did sound a little more stressed, and I think this is due to it being slightly more full on the lower sounds, where as the HTC lends its self more to the mids and highs. When I turn on SRS on the HTC, it fills out those lows better (even more than on the Focus), but is actually too much for the external speaker to handle at full volume, and resultantly becomes worse than the Focus.

My conclusion on this is that they must have a fairly similar speaker, and one is just handling sound slightly different than the other. You can max out the HTC speaker without getting stressed sound, where as it seems like the Samsung speaker is being pushed more, which then at full volume is simply too much for the speaker. The Samsung is louder, but the difference is negligible, as I honestly couldn't hear a difference, and when both devices are synced to play the same song (both turned to 25), I can't distinguish between he two devices. It is just one sound.

In the write up I plan as early today, I will go into the sound enhancer at greater depth.

But my point in this quick write up is that if the Samsung is the standard (which you used) then the HTC meets the standard with flying colors.

As a side note: The placement of the HTC speaker is somewhat problematic with how I hold the phone for gaming - in how I balance the handset in my hand. I find myself covering the speaker a little more often than I do on the Samsung. Both have poor placement for that. This is only specific to the some games I play, due to their onscreen buttons. On the HTC I am able to slide the keyboard out to solve the problem, and on the Samsung, there is usually enough play in the grippable area of the device that I can just move my hand into a different position.

To the OP: Check the sound enhancer and make sure those are all disabled.They are excellent for headphones, not so much for the speaker.
[Windows Phone 7 General] IM0001:
While I do agree to a limited extent about the quality of the sound from the Arrive or Touch Pro 2, my Arrive has a ridiculously loud speaker for what it is. I actually wish I could make it quieter than it is at its volume setting of 1. :rolleyes:

The speaker is easy to block depending on how you hold it or how it is set on a certain surface, but for the most part it still is loud enough for most environments.

The one thing I really do not like is the lack of the 2nd mic like the TP2 had for Noise Cancellation. Without that 2nd mic people can't seam to hear me for crap compared to the old TP2 Speakerphone. Oh well, at least we got a flash again. lol

Great device otherwise.
[Windows Phone 7 General] tiny17:
haha, I'm glad someone else noticed that! I'm in a public setting and so I just want enough sound to know what is going on in my game, and I still feel volume 1 is a little loud.
[Windows Phone 7 General] hopmedic:
I haven't used the speakerphone yet, so didn't realize the issue on the second mic. Agreed on the speaker being quite loud enough - hold it to your cheek and you can feel the air moving. And yes, I would like to have a volume lower than 1.
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
Sound enhancer does not work without speakers. The only thing that does work is switching it to SRS and Dolby Surround (or nothing), and that has no impact on volume from what I've seen/heard. The EQ/etc. requires headsets, or the options are greyed out.
[Windows Phone 7 General] tiny17:
IMO the SRS on the handset speaker makes the frequencies too low and makes the speaker crackle when the volume is maxxed out.
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
I don't use SRS, and that wasn't my point. My point was that except for changing to Dolby or SRS there isn't anything you can do in Sound Enhancer without a headset, and the Headset-in settings do not apply to the external speakers.

The Sound Enhancer is not the root of the issue. And his phone is not broken.
[Windows Phone 7 General] gd761:
This has nothing to do with the sound enhancer at all. There have been many complaints about the LOW sound on the Sprint HTC Arrive. If ANYONE can come up with a HACK, PATCH, or PROGRAM for the Sprint HTC Arrive to increase the Volume, PLEASE LET EVERYONE HERE KNOW ABOUT IT.

I know that there are a LOT of BRILLIANT DEVELOPERS here that can come up with something to help us all with this problem.
[Windows Phone 7 General] eternalemb:
lol ahh still passing off your bs opinions off as facts huh? To an untrained eye your fallacies and evidence laden (;-)) bs might actually seem true. Too bad I've compared my HD7 to a Vibrant side by side and found that the Vibrant has a deeper sound, but not more clarity (at reasonable volume). It doesn't sound much louder and still gets tinny and/or distorted at high volumes. You fail again kid. No smartphone I've ever seen has a much better sound system then the HD7. Some are noticeably better, but none blow it away as you said. You want awesome sound on a smartphone? My Blackberry kills any Android phone =)
[Windows Phone 7 General] TexasAggie97:
My problem is not so much with the speaker but the headphone volume. I have some ripped TV shows that I watch on my phone but I can barely hear the dialogue in the show because the volume maxes out.

Is there any way to increase the volume on the file during Zune transfer or use another program to recode the file with a louder volume? I used to use smartmovie to convert my shows to a compressed .avi and was able to boost the volume by 150% but can't find that option in Zune.
[Windows Phone 7 General] gd761:
I have downloaded World MP3and had used that to listen to music. With that program, the Rear Speaker works just fine. There is no problem with hearing anything when I use World MP3 to listen to songs. When I use HTC YouTube, or any Variant of YouTube, the same as everything else, Very Low Rear Speaker. As I had said before, I think that it is either Microsoft with the New OS, HTC with their software, or both. I hope that someone can figure this out and HELP! We want and expect that when we get a Good High End Phone, that there will not be any issues with it that could and would be a Deal Breaker. As per the VERY VERY POOR REAR SPEAKER. Actually, from what I9 had observed myself, it doesn't seem as if it's the Rear Speaker. The HTC hardware seems very solid, but the performance of it when used with Windows Phone 7, SUCKS ROYALLY !!!! The layout took a little to get used to. It's different than Windows Mobile 6.5, which is close to using a PC. I really hope that Microsoft and HTC get together with this issue. If it's this bad on this Reputable Manufactured Phone by HTC, what about the other Windows Phone 7 Phones by any and all other Manufacturers. I just hope that this is a small isolated issue, but I'm beginning to feel that it's a much bigger issue that not too many people are complaining about.

Microsoft and ALL of the Manufacturers of Windows Phone 7 phones should take a much better and closer look into this issue. Microsoft, you are spending Billions into Windows Phone 7 between R&D, Advertising, Distribution, & Support. You don't want an issue like this to make you loose ANY MARKET SHARE AT ALL! You need this to be a HUGE HIT. This could throw a wrench into your plans and cost you dearly. Get this issue fixed.

Fix this issue with the MANGO UPDATE. That gives you enough time to get it fixed.