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[Xperia Arc General] CarbonX13:
I never heard of this issue before, but GingerBreak did not remove any contents from my SD card when I rooted my Rogers Arc.
[Xperia Arc General] Kazz123:
I had the same problem, at first I thought that it seems to me but no its real problem. You must format your SD Card in the Arc (i changed from FAT32 to NTFS and put it in phone then phone ask for formatting, maybe there is otherway for formatting but i know only this one) I am on the third day of testing and so far i have all files :) Other symptoms of this problem can be lags in video recording (strange randomly big lags about 1s long visible on the recording) or slightly longer shutter speed in photo mode.

Conclusion:

I think the culprit is allocation unit size.

Btw. Ofc i copy my files from card to harddrive befour and after formatting i just paste it back.
[Xperia Arc General] punkmonkey1984:
Yeah i copied all files to computer, formatted it and placed them all back

on the newly formatted SD card

Thing thats annoying is that iv lost about 70 pictures. with no way off gettting it back.

The Arcs starting to p*ss me off with other little problems like the back button is stuck in, and does not push,
[Xperia Arc General] leolion38:
Hi... i wanna ask whether i must format the sd card 1st before rooting my arc? =) thanks
[7 Mozart General] ZeeShh:
I have Orange provide HTC Mozart, updated to latest update (7390). Recently got the unlocking code from Orange, entered it, works OK.

However, I noticed that with Orange SIM it receive both 3G and 2G signals but with any other operator SIM it only receive 3G signals, NO 2G signals.

Any idea what's wrong?
[7 Mozart General] carmello1911:
are you worried because your phone gets the best signal?! probably other operators provide better 3G signal and your phone automatically chooses the 3G.. I think you can choose not to receive 3G signal in the mobile network settings..
[7 Mozart General] ZeeShh:
Hi, no I tested it with 3G signal off but the phone is not catching any 2G signal except orange 2G.
[7 Mozart General] ZeeShh:
is there any way entering the code again?

may i need to enter code manually for the 2G carriers?
[7 Mozart General] nok_fusion:
Just take HTC CONFIG CONNEXION on HTC apps (marketplace) & choose your carrier in the list & it would work ;)
[7 Mozart General] ZeeShh:
thanks for the quick reply but i coud not find HTC CONFIG CONNEXION on market place?

will it select the carrier forever or every time i have to put a different SIM then i need to run this app?
[7 Mozart General] nok_fusion:
GO into the HTC APPS into the marketplace u Will find it

yes u Will choose the carrier & if u change for an another Sim carrier then u Will have to launch This app again(Just One time for the App cofigure your network)

if u keep the same sim carrier it Will select the network forever
[7 Mozart General] ZeeShh:
I found "Connection Setup" in HTC Apps and tried that, seems like it's the same you're referring to. I tried it but no luck. I think the unlock code only unlock the SIM but not the carriers.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] DT84:
Hi, guys. Technical question, I wanted to try making a quick application that streams from YouTube first, then I'll try other video sites.

I thought, since apps like SuperTube e LazyTube are out there, it must be possibile.

First thing, the player, currently I'm using SMFPlayer (Silverlight Media Framework Player), downloadable here: http://smf.codeplex.com/documentation, but there's one thing I can't understand, does it support only WMV9 clips? What about the mp4 you can get from Youtube?

So, here is my code, that doesn't work.

namespace WindowsPhoneApplication1
{
public partial class MainPage : PhoneApplicationPage
{
// Constructor
public MainPage()
{
InitializeComponent();

try
{
WebClient client = new WebClient();
client.DownloadStringCompleted += new DownloadStringCompletedEventHandler(client_DownloadStringCompleted);
client.AllowReadStreamBuffering = true;
client.DownloadStringAsync(new Uri("http://youtube.com/get_video_info?video_id=QjTKLFASeSI&fmt=18"));
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
// handle error
MessageBox.Show( ex.Message );
}
}

void client_DownloadStringCompleted(object sender, DownloadStringCompletedEventArgs e)
{
PlaylistItem pli = new PlaylistItem();
// an exception, display the resource.
string token = "";
if (!e.Cancelled && e.Error == null)
{
string risultato = (string) e.Result;
int pos1 = risultato.LastIndexOf("&token=");
//int pos1 = risultato.IndexOf("&token=");
pos1 += 7;
int pos2 = risultato.IndexOf("&", pos1);
token = risultato.Substring(pos1, pos2 - pos1);
ApplicationTitle.Text = token;
}
else
{
ApplicationTitle.Text = "ERRORE";
}

pli.DeliveryMethod = DeliveryMethods.AdaptiveStreaming;
//pli.MediaSource = new Uri("http://ecn.channel9.msdn.com/o9/content/smf/smoothcontent/bbbwp7/big buck bunny.ism/manifest");
string mioPath = "http://youtube.com/get_video.php?video_id=QjTKLFASeSI&t=" + token + "&fmt=18";
pli.MediaSource = new Uri(mioPath);
Lettore.Playlist.Add(pli);
Lettore.Play();

}
}
}

I've tried:

1) using all the DeliveryMethods out there.

2) using both & and &, in the Uri's.

3) remove the &fmt=18 from the Uri's.

What is wrong? Am I using the wrong player? Is there some problem with the URL's? YouTube blocked them?

Thank you so much guys.

DT84.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] sensboston:
To play YouTube videos you should research what is the MediaStreamSource is, and how to implement your own mss plus mp4 parser.

You may start learning things here: http://mediastreamsources.codeplex.com/
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] Marvin_S:
Try adding &ext=.mp4 at the end of the link. It works sometimes, kind of hacky but sometimes needed for the media player to understand the link is infact and mp4 file.

Than add this link to the mediaElement.source or someting like that. Its really not that hard
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] DT84:
Thank you so much, too bad the parsers need a Stream object, and currently I can't find a way to get a Stream object from my FLV/MP4 streaming clip. Any clue?

It doesn't work, it looks like the player I was using just can't play mp4's, thank you anyway.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] Marvin_S:
mediaElement can play mp4s, or just redirect it to the zune player. That also works. Note that playing vids does not work at all in the emulator, so its a PITA to debug it (pluggin/unpluggin constantly)
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] DT84:
Let's say I don't want to play just mp4s, but also... uhm... flvs. Is this totally impossible? I heard the video playback sucks in the emulator, but at least you can hear the video's audio. Just to say, damn, it's playing.

So... I think I have to dev unlock my phone, paying 100$ or whatsoever, just to debug my app?

Jeez...

Thanks for your help.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] mariu$:
Great idea OP

i was thinking about this, but an idea is all i have

So the app plays flash video, but outside the browser, you get a button instead of the video in the browser which takes you to the player

and downloading would be great
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] DT84:
Ahem... that isn't what I'm planning to do. ^^'
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] mariu$:
what are you trying to do

another youtube client?

im pretty sure that the flash failure is one of the biggest, close to multitasking, but someone is working on it

so you can correct that
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] DT84:
Nope, neither.

It would be stupid to make another YouTube client, since the ones currently on marketplace are really good.

Streaming from YouTube is just for practicing.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] DT84:
Now I understand why few streaming apps are out there, it is a pain to try making one with that emulator, it just doesn't work, and I don't wanna dev unlock my phone before I even get my app to work flawlessy.

I guess that I have to develop something else first... >_>
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] sensboston:
You're wrong. It's not a rocket science of course; for experienced, professional software engineer the HLS implementation, 4 example, will take not longer than 1.5-2 month. But problem is: who will invest at least $30K (2 mo salary) and how investor will get money back? (I don't know, actually).

For newbie, I agree, it's kinda complicated project; much better to start from something simpler. BTW, I'm strongly recommending you to learn Silverlight/XNA before start coding for WP7, at least some basis.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zoharish:
Hi!

so ive been trying to connect to my adhoc laptop wifi

but for some reason i cannot connect from my sgs...

my phone is rooted, im using goatrip 1.9.1 based 2.3.3

and ive switched the wpa_supliant

my phone recognises the ad-hoc but when trying to connect

it asks my password and thats it..it doesnt let me connect

it shows "scanning..." and nothing after that

when trying to manually connect (long pressing -> connect)

it doesnt do anything...

it even stays on my 3G data connection

any soluotion for this?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zoharish:
anyone? its really important...i couldnt find any solutions on the forums
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh5abiking:
Hello everyone.

I just have one small question regarding the following ROM:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1054250

Anyway, I LOVE rmk's ROMs. I'm an avid user of Virtuous.

When I found out about the HTC Desire Z Gingerbread ROM leak, I picked up rmk's slightly tweaked version and overall, I was thoroughly impressed.

When I found out about the T-Mobile G2 ROM leak, I went to rmk's thread and picked up the ROM. But after I was done flashing it, when I was about to go through the standard Google activation process, I was bombarded with several force close notices that kept me from proceeding with the startup, among them this kept popping up.

"Sorry, process com.android.phone is not responding"

Can anyone tell me what I can do to fix this?

Before, I was using Cyanogenmod 7.0.3, if that is of any help.

Do I need to come from a Sense ROM or does it make no difference if I'm coming from an AOSP ROM?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nipqer:
Maybe because you have a DZ not a G2?

Have you tried reflashing and maybe fix permissions?

-Nipqer
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cjward23:
It sounds like you need to win and flash the rom agian. I recommended using amazinglarrys superior when moving from one rom to another. And I would give this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1076786version of the tmous gb rom a go it has had a bit more work done to, and includes an oc kernel and its gets rid of a load the tmobile bloat. I have been using it on my dz since it was released and have no problems what so ever.

[sig]My mission is to hit 1000 posts by 23/05/2011[sig]
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spastic909:
Did you not wipe before switching roms???
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh5abiking:
I flashed my Virtuous 1.0.2 backup, wiped, then flashed the ROM from rmk40's thread.

It's getting along just fine.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] shadow_empire1:
My rom is CSC - S5830SERKPE.

After first boot, the language was russian...

I just switched to my homelanguage - german.

No problem...

Now I installed Galaxy on Fire 2, and the language of the game is in russian...

Is there a setting which I overlooked, or is there some system specific language patch? does my phone still believe it is a russian...?

thx

----

fixed: can be set within the game
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] myv6mustang:
Hey looking for a xoom CIFS.KO for 3.1? Want to stream vids. I know that its in the tiamat kernal but i tried it and i cnat go 5 mins without my device reboot itself even when not overclocked. I had the CIFS.KO for 3.0 on my stock rooted xoom, would like to get the same on 3.1. Been searching for 3 days, can anyone throw me a bone? Thanks.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] schnp:
Here's the deal. I got a new 16GB sd card, copied everything over (including hidden files) and it worked fine for about two hours. Then the screen went black but the LED and soft buttons stayed lit. I did a Clockwork recovery (with a version that I've used successfully before) but it couldn't find SD-EXT so it would boot up to the red Droid "eye" thing (right before loading the homescreen) and then just keep showing that animation.

So I put the old card back in, tried again, and it still couldn't find the SD-EXT file so I've got a phone now which is stuck at this animation.

My question is, can I just boot into Clockwork and install Cyanogen (because I couldn't find a DINC custom recovery file anywhere) from a zip on the SD and have everything start working again? Don't want to mess it up more than it already is.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k_nivesout:
Unless you have made an SD-EXT partition, it will give that "error" in recovery. Its not actually messing anything up. I'm not sure why its bootlooping but you can try wiping data and cache then reboot or you can download a zip from www.dougpiston.com to take your phone back to stock.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] schnp:
I actually discovered that in further research after I posted.

Clearing the cache was a no-go so of DP's site should I go with PB31IMG or with one of his recovery images? I'm think of going with the one with CWM 2.5 on it.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k_nivesout:
I would try either doing a complete wipe and reflash of whatever rom you choose or you can use the PB31IMG.zip to get back to stock and flash a rom from there. Make sure you're doing a complete wipe as well (wipe data/factory reset, cache, dalvik cache) and do it manually in recovery, not with rom manager.
[About XDA developers] ghosts3v3n:
Hello!

Like the title says I want to know if its possible to add a CLIQXT forum to XDA, now that the XT has a official build of CyanogenMod, I thought it could be a good time to create the forum, we wish to enter here because of the big amount of users, since this is a well known website maybe our works (ROMs) could be downloaded more, thanked more, etc.. besides the fact that we could learn more!

FYI: Below is the link to the Zeppelin (CLIQXT) Nightly's in Team Douche's website

http://mirror.teamdouche.net/?device=zeppelin

Thank you!
[About XDA developers] ghosts3v3n:
*bump* Hello..
[About XDA developers] qipengart:
Then why not a Motorola Devour forum too?
[About XDA developers] jamtoday:
cliq is dext ??
[About XDA developers] beautyangel:
Cliqxt=motoblur
[About XDA developers] ghosts3v3n:
Yes, the CLIQXT is a motoblur phone.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] hostet:
No one using Exim screen protector???
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Pinkthesink:
I an using the exim screen protectors. Got them off ebay, shipped from HK. It took 2+ weeks to get them.

I would consider them a perfect fit. They are a tad undersized, but I prefer that; it makes for an easier install.

Exim quality, very scratch resistant, but average when it comes to finger prints. They wipe off easily.

I will take a picture later on and post it.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] hostet:
Hi,

Thanks for your reply. How do you rate the installation process. Is it tough to install? How about the process of getting the bubble out? Is there any bubble after the installation? It would be great if you could post so picture. Well I feel that as long as fingerprint and oil stain is easily wipe of, this is consider good.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Pinkthesink:
I found installation to be easy, as it's undersized a tad. If you have ever put screen protectors on, this one is no different. peel off a little of the top while folding down the protective layer and line up the top portion. once you have the top lined up and stuck on pull the rest of the films cover off and let it lay down.

If you didn't get the alignment right, get some clear magic tape, apply a little section to the bottom of the screen protector, lift up while holding the top of the protector in place with your thumb and pivot in place.

If you get any dust in between the protector and screen, apply some tape near the area, lift up and with your other hand stick a piece of fresh tape under the screen protector to grab the dust.

On another note, if you have ever applied a invisible skin like zagg, bodyguardz, or skinomi: you can use the same technique of spraying the protector aligning in place and pushing the fluid out with a squeegee.

I'll look for a good video to show what I'm talking about and post it below.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] hostet:
Hi,

I know how the Zagg shield work. Thanks for the pictures. The screen protector look pretty decent and well fitted. May I know the type of Exim screen protector you have. Does it look as if there is no protector on screen? Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Pinkthesink:
You can't tell it is on at all, crystal clear.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] PeteRyde:
I am using the Exim protector and agree it is pretty good. It is clear but I wouldn't say it's invisible as you can tell from the photos. I am waiting for the Martin Fields ones to be available.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] hostet:
Pinkthesink & PeteRyde , may I know which Exim are you using. Screen Protector Ultra Clear (SPUC)), Screen Protector Ultro Protection (SPUP) or Screen Protector Original Clear (SPOC))
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Pinkthesink:
I just checked, it is SPOC. I also received the steinheil ultra oleophobic protector in the mail yesterday from exportprive.com. It is very nice.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] hostet:
Hmm. That explain why it not that clear. SPUC would be a better choice.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] jeanclaudevandamme:
I have just ordered a pack of Exim screen protectors SPUC for my SGS2 directly from Exim online store.

It's gonna be shipped to me in 7-21 business days apparently.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] hostet:
Hi,

Do keep us updated of the quality and cutting. Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] PeteRyde:
I'm using SPUC.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] hostet:
How is the quality?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] PeteRyde:
It is pretty good and very clear. Fingerprints are easy to wipe off which is good as it does accumulate them easily. The only thing I don't like about it is the cut. It is as per the picture where the home key is cut to the button and the speaker/camera cut to the top.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] zehro:
Been using the EXiM SPUC protectors on all of my phones since my TouchPro and have found them to be very clear but they are prone to fingerprints. I'd personally prefer fingerprints rather than permanent scratches.

On this phone they fit fairly well. The cut outs are well placed and don't obstruct any of the sensors at the top, but they are a little small around the edges (good if you use one of those TPU style cases because the case will be less likely to push on the edges of the protector).

Not much else I can comment on. They fit, they are clear and they are cheap while remaining high quality.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] hostet:
Hi PeteRyde & zehro,

Thanks for the review on the screen protector. I do agree the cutting is not as great as the rest. But most importantly, it is hard enough to resist scratch and is clear. Further to that, the pricing is pretty competitive.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] jeanclaudevandamme:
Experiment over. Costly, and I wish I never indulged in it.

Disclaimer: The Exim SPUC would likely be pretty good if the installation went more perfectly than Mary's inception of Jesus H Christ. It felt very smooth, did not scratch or oil at the slightest touch and was extremely clear picture quality wise.

One thing that's wrong with it is that some air bubbles dont' come out, they don't even move, they stay there and become a splodge.

What you really need is about 10 of these in a pack, because if they don't install more perfectly than the inception of Jesus H Christ on your first try, you need to bin them and move on.

Basically my 1st try ended up with lots of air bubbles and some dust/lint underneath beacuse i initially got the positioning wrong, so i lifted it up to realign it, getting more dust in the process.

So I move onto my 2nd try with the second protector in the pack. This time, I get alignment correctly first time. Unfortunately there were still air bubbles and there was a speck of dust where the screen was. The airbubbles wouldn't come out and ended up in sploges, trying to remove that speck of dust ended in more dust on the screen.

So now both protectors were boned. Then I decided to test Exim on it's word that it's protectors are washable, so I blast the silicon side under my tap to get rid of all dust. It did get rid of all dust/lint.

So I try reapplying it wet with just tap water, well it does apply, but the water won't come out properly and leaves skidmarks underneath, even with a squidgee (I have a spare Zagg Invisible shield one).

No good, so I wash it under tap again, then I first of all dry and clean my phone screen with microfibre cloth, then blast it with an air compressor to blast out and dry any escaped water in the bit where the screen joins the side, because I didn't want moisture into phone electronics.

This time I try an "proper" wet solution, I actually have a bottle of that Zagg Invisible shield spray, so I use that and try to reapply the Exim SPUC. It works better than water, but I was becoming increasingly frazzled and another bit of dust got underneath the screen, so I decided to blast screen with air compressor, big mistake, solution streak everywhere. So I take off the Exim protector to wipe excess liquid

I then found the Invisible Shield spray is utterly crap and the whole Zagg thing is just a rip off because the spray solution made a film on my screen, like it was obviously. The I madly scrub with microfibre cloth to get rid of it, thank **** it went.

In a moment of despair, I touch my SGS2 screen with my bare fingers, it was wrong, but felt so right. Like grabbing the fine ass of a lapdancer, something that you're suppposed to look, but not touch.

Then having totally wrecked my new Exim Screen Protectors which costed me $11 or £8. I go back to the 10 pack £1.99 protectors I got of eBay, they're cheap and slutty like the whore of Babylon, but at least they're readily disposable.

I tried and fail to apply 3 more cheap screen pretectors because of dust/link/air bubbles, bin them all and on 4th go, succeed. Experiment over.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] hostet:
What an experience you have. I guess it is due to the area you are in when applying the screen protector. It seems to me dust is all around you which is causing all this agony. You can try the suggestion as listed here. Look at post 1, 2, this and this video for the soap method. You may want to contact Exim and check if you can get a replacement. Anyway how many Exim protector you get in the order?
[Galaxy 3 General] Mohanshbhr:
I know this is developement section and i should not post like this but i want to tell that whenever i open this developement section i see some new froyo custom roms or rom upgrades with several new features , nothing more. I think it is enough creating roms like v1.0 then v1.1 then v1.2 then v1.3 and so on. Galaxy 5 uses enjoying cyanogen but we can't. All devs are in the race for providing better froyo roms but no on one wants to provide cyanogen, why? because it is not possible. If port of cyanogen is possible in g5 then not in g3. G3 is better phone then G5. Shall we have to satisfied only with froyo roms? All devs are giving their best but it is enough creating new version of froyo in every week, do something new, port CYANOGEN which we really wants.I don't know anything about programming, coding, i can't do anything but all u devs are able to port cyanogen to our device. So please stop doing like v1.0=>v1.1=>v1.2=>v1.3 and do Cyanogen.All devs please combilne at one place and give us CYANOGEN.
[Galaxy 3 General] kyrillos13:
Cyanogen can be ported to our phone. I have no idea how can i do this, i may give it a try in summer but i will fail, it is sure. But i will start to learn coding, & kernel compiling (the basics).
[Galaxy 3 General] rahulkucheria:
Maybe a few of the devs come together, make a team and then work on this