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[HTC Desire S] ben_pyett:
It would be a lie if I said that I haven't experienced any crashes or auto reboots with my device, but, in the last 3-4 months they've only occurred a couple of times, but, both before and after I used the XTC!

Chances are though, if you start using custom ROMS you're bound to experience more....At least now you can start to perform full NANDROID backups and feel safer. :)

Although, I can't answer whether it will happen again...;)
[HTC Desire S] shrome99:
Phew. I thought it was just me. I can live with these auto-reboots, it's just that the first time scared the living hell out of me. I thought that my phone was bricked !!!!!!!!!! :p

PS - Thanks a ton dude. You've been very helpful on these forums. :)
[HTC Desire S] superkid:
Gratz on the S-Off! hehe i want too, i dont know if to wait or not.. and i live in a place that there is no a place to s-off close... damn
[HTC Desire S] kartikk:
im in the same position as you too :(

guess we have to wait for alpharevx

@shrome99 btw how much where you charged for the S-off using xtc clip? cause in Chennai its too costly...
[HTC Desire S] shrome99:
The guy took Rs. 700 and S-OFFed it within 15 minutes. Since the clip signally costs like 6000 bucks, this is probably fair.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] PaulGG:
In an atempt to watch some films stored on my 1TB box via local wifi, I have installed plex for android on my TF and a crappy atom 450 netbook. I also have a ipad 1 with airvideo on the ipad plus the netbook. firstly when my netbook is attached via usb to the HD box all the films are playable on the TF in any format all with sound and in the right aspect ratio, the problem is for any file over 1.5gig there is stopping and buffering, maybe due to the processor speed of the netbook. the difference on the ipad is totaly different. I have Inception at 720p and a file size of 3.5gig and it streams in high res with clear sound and picture on only 256mb ram.

As an avid android fan it pains me to say but im glad i also have a jailbroken ipad. At this stage of the game HC does not live up to what I had hoped an android tablet would be.

The negatives touted against a (rooted) ipad do not stack up, OK usb stick and sd card on an ipad but only if not powered so for files, photos etc, file browsing by ifile is easy, and flash is not an issue because its so flakey on the TF I use HTML5.

My general thoughts are the TF is a good netbook replacement and honeycomb is 75% there

the UI is way better than IOS, it just does not do what it says on the tin.

With a faster PC running the Flex server it is definatley the answer for all your movies no converting.

My only gripes with HC and maybe ASUS if they turn out to be TF related are flash, video performance in general and this awful unaceptable keyboard lag.

sort it out and I might sell my ipad;)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] chungylau:
I agree with you that the TF sucks in handling flash and HD videos. However, bear in mind that the iPad has 1024x768 resolution, so it will not support 720p. Therefore, AirVideo is not nearly working as hard.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dazz87:
Looks like the bottle neck is your cpu and memory. I have a Intel Celeron E3300 and two GB of ram. I am able to stream 17-20GB blu ray rip from inside and outside my network with plex. The issue is that your computer has to transcode the video and audio before its sent it out to your TF. I noticed that on my E3300 clock at default 2.5 it was stuttering on files that were 6GB and higher. After overclocking it to 3.0 no issues. I dont know how airvideo works on the ipad but for plex it has to transcode the video/audio before it display on your TF.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] magicpork:
It's probably down to how airvideo and plex actually encode the video stream...I do agree plex should give more options to allow better control of the codec itself..

you can also choose to encode all your movies files in handbreak using 720P High profile, they look great on the TF.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] renegadeian123:
Can anyone tell me why Plex adds loads of compression when streaming videos? I've changed wi-fi to 5mb on my transformer but still compression everywhere. Maybe I'm missing something but there doesn't seem to be any transcoding settings on the PC client software. Playback looks so much better when playing the file from the internal memory on the transformer.

can anyone help please?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dazz87:
Which verison of plex are you using? Under verison 9.8.7 there a setting call less Color/more speed. Make sure this is not enable. I don't believe that verison 1.0 has this setting. I get compression when my wifi is set to auto. With 5mb enable the compression is gone.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] renegadeian123:
I'm running version 1.0 on android.

I downloaded a different version of ffmpeg as per this thread -

http://forums.plexapp.com/index.php/topic/26531-playback-issues-potential-fix/page__st__20

This seems to have solved it somewhat, although still not perfect. It's strange as a 720p file plays fine but a normal avi is not quite there.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] yourfei:
Yesterday，nforce4 release a recovery，3.0.2.4，but is Chinese。

Basic functions are normal。

Chinese Recovery 3.0.2.4：http://u.115.com/file/e624hhz2

Hope Android 2.3 is coming soon!
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] SoCalSpecialist:
SHAZAM!!!!

this is a great way to start hump day!
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] xgunther:
What is the significance of this?
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] SoCalSpecialist:
From what i understood from another user its a step in the right direction...so replication shouldnt be that difficult for our device
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] xgunther:
And which direction is that? ;)
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] LowFire82:
I would take it that someone has already created a custom recovery for the DInc2, so when S-off does come we will have it available?

I could be wrong though...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paul12you:
I have a SGS with latest firmware 2.3.4 and i want T9 romania language ..

can anyone help me..?

tnx
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paul12you:
:(

Anyone..??
[Off-topic] Georg1992ad:
Ok, was just planning to purchase this SE, but any advice would be handy, as it is a quite new phone. So, has anyone got any experience with the SonyEricsson Xperia Mini ? (I already know the specs etc, btw)

Sent from my Xperia X8
[Off-topic] Shadow-Nexus:
You should really buy it!

It may look small but it has the force to kill an iphone user

Plus the new mini pro comes with gingerbread

That's quite AWESOME!!!!

Sent from my mini pro running froyocomb by d4
[Defy Android Development] pcolley:
hi i am having really bad problems with my defy it is a great phone but when i got it it was on eclair 2.1, i wanted to update it so looked around and found a debranding kit that updates it to 2.2 only to find out that its not a officiall rom an now i cannot down grade iit back to 2.1 so i can root it an put a custom rom onto it i dont have the hold volume down option or tap bottom right of the screen, so any help would be very gratefull as just want to sort it out i have searched through xda an some links are not avail any more so i cant follow any guides proplerly i have found a proper nand back up if thats any good then let me know i just want to restore it first then go from there, thanks in advance :confused:

i also cannot do a factory reset either, i know there is someone out there that can help me so please come and help me restore my defy to life.
[Defy Android Development] kranti2064:
There is a volume key on the right side of your defy. Upper one is volume up and the lower one is volume down. Switch on your phone by pressing power button and volume down key together to enter recovery mode or power button and volume up key together to enter bootloader mode.

Download the official 2.2 for your phone, I beleive defy has 2.2 all over the world now, find the correct version for your Defy and download.

When you enter the recovery mode and see an Android with the exclamation mark, press both the volume keys together to enter recovery mode.

First do a facfory reset and clear cache in Recovery mode, then reboot and keep the volume up and power key pressed together. This will take you to bootloader mode, connect your phone via usb to your computer. Open rsdlite, see that your phone is detected. Browse to the 2.2 rom you downloaded and press "start".
[Defy Android Development] zencoran:
^ this guy also forgot to mention, make sure you have the correct drivers for the defy and the correct version of rsdlite, also, make sure your battery is 50% or higher. The last thing you,would want to do is have to perform the mcguyver trick.................
[Defy Android Development] lanfearxt:
get the latest drivers and RSD lite, and make sure your sbf is a full sbf, and not a fixed sbf. full sbf is at least 160MB and above. i understand this is for blurless. for blur rom, could be up to 360MB
[HTC Sensation] jdc4429:
Hello all,

I am not advanced enough in hacking to do this myself, but really miss root access. Even if we only have temporary access, at least we could run Titanium backup. Is anybody working on this? I'm sure being a new version of Android, some new exploits to gain root exist...

Also anybody have a way to get HULU working? I have tryed installing the Hex edited Flash player 10.3 installation but it will not install...

Anybody here tryed that gingerbreak.apk? I read that it no longer works...

JDC4429
[HTC Sensation] t0ny0:
Im pretty sure this belongs in the General area.. Android development is not a place for questions. Please read rules. Please mod move this thread to General.

Thank you.
[HTC Sensation] crazy cat:
Here is an tutorial: http://goo.gl/zcQnu
[HTC Sensation] crx4xharder:
Hahahaha worst thingy is, I fell for it lol. Hahahaha I particularly like three 3d overlay when talking about browsing the forums. Sexy!
[HTC Sensation] wallah:
And what about to do a bounty for have a S-OFF ? I will donate 20€ maybe more !!!

Sent from my HTC Sensation Z710e LOCKED :@
[HTC Sensation] ashasaur:
Moved. And no, no bounties. Bounties are not allowed on XDA.
[HTC Sensation] wallah:
SORRY

sorry I did not know :confused:
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidmonkey:
Is there a reason why its better to run CM7 from SD versus the internal memory? Can you revert back to stock if you flash the internal?
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LBN1:
From various reports, on a good (Sandisk) uSD it runs the same as if on the internals; plus you can remove the uSD and have B&N stock reader running so it becomes dual boot, and finally since you are not touching the internal layout you preserve all warranty rights. For many including myself, it's a great setup.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Blue6IX:
I've never overwritten my stock Nook, even updated it to 1.2 software.

I run it pretty exclusively from a MicroSD install of Android.

Firstly - echo the above posting, and can't stress enough how much of an effect the physical MicroSD card has on this kind of install. The wrong card can make it painful.

Being able to just power down, pop the card, and power up to the stock Nook, or another MicroSD card with a different install. (think family sharing Nook with each person having their own card)

Another bonus is that you can boot the stock Nook, plug it in to the pc with the USB cable, and then just drop any files, pictures and so forth onto it. Power down, boot into the MicroSD install, and you can use a file manager to move it wherever you want. Easy, painless way to get pictures and such on the device.

I like having one memory card that is my main use install for the Nook, and having another to test different builds on. It's not hours of waiting to swap the device back and forth, it's minutes of time in between.

Installing to a memory card is a great first step to figure out what you want to use, without constantly re-flashing your Nook.

All this said, i'd imagine that an internal install would overall yield better performance. I'd love to hear from people with internal installs why it's better.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bike2002:
I agree.

Running from the microSD allows you to try different version of CM7 without touching the emmc and in most cases, you will not see the difference.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] legrand29:
I would like to know how to make my own rom, and I can them here for other people to also, so it would be nice if someone help me with that, thanks in advance.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Greenteam!:
Feel free to join us at GreenRom Project. This is exactly what we started for.

www.greenromproject.com
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Banyon:
It takes a lot of knowledge, experience, testing, failing, retesting, decompiling, and recompiling in order to make your own rom. Its not just "click this link, use this program, and customize this rom".

You might want to actually start by telling what hardware you have. Do you have programming experience? Do you know how to compile AOSP from source?

Let me tell you, there is a pretty good sized learning curve for "making a rom". I've been digging into it for about 3 weeks and I still not sure if its a route I want to pursue.

I have been customizing and tweaking the existing manufacturer rom, and I'm thinking thats about as far as me smarts on the subject will take me.

Please excuse me from sounding rude, but if you don't understand why these questions are important, you probably won't be making your own rom.
[Thunderbolt General] rmoffitt321:
So 4G is starting to come online in Salt Lake ahead of tomorrow's official launch. Seems pretty fast and the tower hand-off has been pretty good from the little I've seen. While I'm not sure about the northern boundries the southern boundries are supposed to be to about 7800 south which leaves a large part of the Valley without 4G (bummer). I live right at about 7800 south and 2700 West and this morning my Thunderbolt would flicker between 4G and 3G depending on which tower I was connected to. I certainly hope it was due to the service just starting to come online and not due to the fact that I'm right on the boundry for the 4G service. I guess we'll see how the coverage looks in the morning when it "officially" launches.

My office which is about 6200 South and 3000 East is getting strong 4G without any flickering or hiccups.

Who else is Salt Lake is getting 4G and where do you think the boundries are?
[Thunderbolt General] unrealtincan:
Creek Road and Highland drive (about 8000 south 2000 east), getting strong signal. Not sure what the closest tower would be...
[Thunderbolt General] satseaker:
Stops up around north salt lake,about a mile past where 15 and 215 join,had 4g in layton yesterday for about an hour

sent from my bamfed out bolt
[Thunderbolt General] eatmybiglazer:
Hum drum...

No luck down here in Draper, but hopefully when Provo/Orem rolls out it reaches from the city to the valley :(
[Thunderbolt General] shanetrain:
I commute in from Grantsville everyday, via 80.

I got 4G at about 215 and 80, and it stuck all the way up to the 4500 S exit off of 15, and to where I work on 3900 and State.

Was on it all day, streaming Audiogalaxy, Pandora and Google Music. No hiccups, at all.

I will say, when I walked into work this morning, I had a full 100% charge on my extended 2750 battery, and I just let it run down, which took about 6 and a half hours, Lol! 4G is quite the battery hog.

Running the newest virusrom beta (gb), and imo's newest kernel. Usually get 20+ hours on a mix of wifi and 3g.
[Thunderbolt General] rmoffitt321:
So when I left me house this morning I didn't have 4G (7800 south & 2700 west). Disappointing, but what can I do? At work (where I get great 4G coverage) I checked the Verizon website and their coverage maps it says my home is well within the 4G coverage area (sorry Draper, no luck).

Is there a chance they are still rolling it out and we'll see more of the valley come online throughout the day or do you think this is it and the Verizon map is wrong?
[Thunderbolt General] cymantix:
Just purchased my TB from the VZW store yesterday from the Murray store (State & 63rd), and I was able to get 4G in the store. Drove home to 10th W & 70th S (5 min) and no 4G. :(
[Thunderbolt General] robertesteele:
I work at the VA hospital and get a strong signal here but where I live it goes back and fourth but mostly just 3t and it should be in the boundaries. I live about 30th south 30th east. I am going that it will get stronger, but it may just be wishful thinking.
[Thunderbolt General] yareally:
You could guess, or you could look here http://www.cellreception.com/towers/ and here http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/CoverageLocatorController and here http://www.antennasearch.com/
[Thunderbolt General] eatmybiglazer:
I think Verizon's map is very generous with what areas are 4g. Murray should be completely covered according to their map. Unfortunately Draper falls into a hole while there is some coverage in a neat little circle around it... Here's hoping we get some more love this way, if not I live down off state and center in Orem so when Provo/Orem rolls out I'm good :| I hope.
[Thunderbolt General] farkmeil:
Same as you. I was going north on Beck St. And lost it right around Staker or after.
[Thunderbolt General] shanetrain:
Just add to this, took 21st home today, lost 4g at about 7200 W.
[Thunderbolt General] matthod:
I get it in Holladay. For some reason today the 4g does not want to start on. If I switch to 3g I am good but not 4g. Amy one else having those issues?

Sent from my TBolt
[Thunderbolt General] TheLoonyRebel:
Rio Tinto Stadium.
[Thunderbolt General] rmoffitt321:
it seems like the 4G footprint is continuing to expand at least a little. While I still don't have full 4G at my house yet it seems like the signal seems to be getting more widespread than it was last week.

Are you seeing 4G in any places it wasn't in last week at launch?
[Thunderbolt General] rmoffitt321:
Spoke to a Verizon Guy

So I was chatting with a Verizon Guy and he was telling me that they will continue to expand LTE until they hit the point of the mountain and some of Draper. He says they are still working on upgrading towers and every Sunday they flip a few more on. I guess there are quite a few towers that are ready for LTE further south but they don't want to have dead spots in the middle so they are upgrading to towers inbetween and letting it creep further and further south as they go. He told me they had some problems with the Tower at Jordan Landing but that once that one came on they could expand into South Sandy immediately.

I know my on again and off again 4G on 7800 South and 2700 West is now fully ON and I'm finding the signal further and further south.

He also said that they will likely turn on the Provo/Orem towers in late July.

Are you guys seeing 4G continue to expand its footprint?
[Thunderbolt General] eatmybiglazer:
SWEET!

Getting it here in Draper, right by the point of the mountain. Good thing too, cause it made little sense that there is a Verizon store here by the Harmon's that had to explain to it's customers that 4g was just up the road...
[Thunderbolt General] Breezer23:
I have full bars at my place off 7800s 1300w. Today I'm not getting anything at all. 3G is extremely slow today as well. There are some gaps out towards the point of the mountain in Magna and Riverton/Herriman as well.
[HTC EVO 3D] shortbus182:
I have searched the interwebz, but cant find anything that denies, or confirms the 3d will have an fm transmitter. The specs for the Htc Kingdom show that it will have one, and it seems to be an inferior phone compared to the 3d. http://www.phonearena.com/phones/HTC-Kingdom_id5465

I do remember some talk on the evo forum, that the evo itself had the hardware for this, but for whatever reason it couldn't be done. This is one little feature that would put a smile on my face :). Hell, my wife's 6year old? fusic had this option. Not all of us that drive company vehicles have the aux input in our mobile offices.
[HTC EVO 3D] jessejames111981:
If no, you Always have fm radio Apps that have local stations.

I just wish for a way to tune am stations in to listen to my local Phillies games
[HTC EVO 3D] Alanmw86:
said Transmitter, not receiver.
[HTC EVO 3D] Ruki_Uki:
I miss my fusic :( I too remember the whole thread about the EVO having the capabilities for the transmitter, but it never did happen. I would absolutely love this feature. I don't see why they don't add this into more phones. Especially now a days.

HTC EVO = my best friend
[HTC EVO 3D] rollrsk8ter:
Have you tried tunein radio? The pro version was available on the Amazon App Store a couple weeks ago free....

It has FM, AM, NOAA, etc
[HTC EVO 3D] shortbus182:
facepalm....there are many apps for listening to music, and yes the 3d has an fm radio. I am talking about the ability to transmit the phones audio to an fm station on your radio.
[HTC EVO 3D] donatom3:
People

Receiver: Lets you listen to FM stations aka Radio

Transmitter: Lets you broadcast an FM "station" to an FM receiver.

The op is asking about the Transmitter not the Receiver.

I.E. Your phone would be able to transmit sound to ANY Car Radio that receives FM which should be practically all of them. Think of it as a universally accepted Bluetooth stereo that anyone within a certain range of you can listen to provided they are tuned into the same station.
[HTC EVO 3D] treckin:
Loving all the hasty snarky trolls on here!

"OF COURSE YOU CAN LISTEN TO FM YOU STOOOOOPID NOOB READ ALL THESE LINKS! DON'T YOU KNOW HOW TO SEARCH AND READ??"

Predictable tho I suppose.

The only questions I have about a possible transmitter are: how much juice does it use/will it be powerfully enough to overcome background FM noise, and will there be a fm walkie talkie app...
[HTC EVO 3D] crabjoe:
I highly doubt the E3D will be able to transmit.

With the Evo 4G, people speculated it could transmit because on a teardown, it was shown to use Broadcom's BCM4329, which supports FM Rx/Tx. It never happened.

Now, I don't know what chip the E3D will use for FM radio, but even if the chip supported FM Rx/Tx, that doesn't mean it will have any additional hardware or software to support transmitting.

Look at it like this... Cars models come in different levels of trim. Higher trim levels have more features, lower trim levels might not have some of the feature, but usually the wiring harness used is the same. Now look at the Evo 4G and look at the Broadcom chip as the wiring harness... Yeah, if you look at the harness, it's like WOW, it can support FM transmit.. But not having a antenna or even a solder joint to use the feature will mean no transmit... :-(

HTC isn't advertizing it has FM transmit, so if I were you, I wouldn't expect for it to be supported or even capable in any way.
[HTC EVO 3D] rollrsk8ter:
Nevermind... lol
[HTC EVO 3D] codito:
That wasn't him dude.
[HTC EVO 3D] donatom3:
You need to check again. The person you are replying to now is the OP, the person who stated the Phillies games on his am station was the first person to respond and mention a receiver when the OP was talking about a Transmitter.
[HTC EVO 3D] freeza:
dude, fail lol
[HTC EVO 3D] Jackietreehorn:
I'd love to have a transmitter, but yeah, it's so rare to find a handset with one as of late that I'm not holding my breath. As far as the poster above talking about juice and overcoming other stations...my guess is that it wouldn't be hugely taxing on the battery, and as far as overcoming interference, I would assume that it would allow you to change to a different frequency that doesn't have something already on it (like the FM car kit transmitters).
[HTC EVO 3D] rdcrds:
Me too lol