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[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] AzoozThemes:
I was happy using this rom, and the old rom is great for me, till my market got updated automatically, and now whenever I open the market, it crashes, any ideaas guys, perhaps if someone has the old market's apk, so that I can get it to re-update?

**********EDIT********

nvm, managed to go back, settings>manage application>market>uninstall updates :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] dungos:
Follow this thread for KPH

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1116517
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] dododol:
thanks...is that mean i've to flash with kph rom and then with SanGingerAce rom? can do it in CWM? thank for reply..
[Folio 100 Android Development] mblaster:
It has been asked a few times in the CM7 thread how to compile Cyanogenmod7 for our folio. Here is an more or less easy way. The only prerequisite is a working ubuntu system (tried on 11.04-x64).

1. SETUP

Step 1

Make sure you have the "Canonical Partner" repository enabled (somwhere in system>manage system>synaptic >> settings>repositories>other software)

Step 2

Download the attached zip file. Extract the files to ~/Cyanogenmod

Step 3

Open a terminal and type "cd Cyanogenmod". Then type "chmod +x *". Don't close the terminal yet.

Step 4

Run the first setup script as root by typing "sudo ./Setup1.sh". In this step all the packages required to compile CM are installed. You will have to accept the licence of the java package in the process.

Step 5

Run the second setup script as a regular user by typing "./Setup2.sh". Here the Cyanogenmod repositories are set up. You will need to enter a name and an email address. This is only used to identify your patches if you want to submit something. Additionally some required files will be downloaded from my dropbox.

Step 6

Run the third setup script as root by typing "sudo ./Setup3.sh". Here some files from an image file are extracted. The root is needed to mount the loop device. After this step you should be ready to make you first bacon...

2. MAKING THE BACON

Pretty easy now.

1) Run "./MakeCM.sh" and chose the first option -> Updates from the repository are pulled and the proprietary files from my older build (has been downloaded in setup step 5) are copied to where they belong.

2) Run "./MakeCM.sh" and chose 2 -> The build process starts. This will take about 30 min on a quadcore (number of usable cores is autodetected).

3) Run "./MakeCM.sh" and chose 3 -> Everything will be packed into a flashable zip file in ~/Cyanogenmod/.

The zip will contain a stable version of my ClockworkMod(Mod) and the Google apps.

If you want to make a new build run "./MakeCM.sh" and chose 4 to clean up. Then start at 1) again.

Enjoy your bacon hot and crispy.

mblaster

€: Replaced attachement due to a small error I just encountered. Gapps were not correctly included...
[Folio 100 Android Development] mblaster:
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[Folio 100 Android Development] mblaster:
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[Folio 100 Android Development] mblaster:
Can you tell me the result of:

cat ~/Cyanogenmod/system/.repo/local_manifest.xml

Maybe the file does not download or copy correctly in Setup2.sh
[Folio 100 Android Development] xitrumch:
Hi mblaster, thanks a lot for your help, I re-ran the Setup2.sh and everything works!
[Folio 100 Android Development] leolias:
Thanks.

I am using your releases of CM mod for a long time, the best for me, smooth and fast, works like a charm.

Now i want to compile one but I have some questions about it.

Is your OC kernel inside this compile?

I compiled this (folowing your instructions) and I get some warnings during the compile, is normal?

Is safe to install and test the compiled zip? Can i brick my tablet?
[Folio 100 Android Development] mblaster:
OC Kernel is included, warnings are normal too (as long as no errors occur). I would recommend to make a nandroid backup from the clockwormod recovery before flashing. Afaik it is impossible to really brick your device by flashing an update.zip. Worst thing to happen would be that you have to use fastboot to reflash to a working state, but that never happened to me.
[Folio 100 Android Development] leolias:
Thanks a lot.

Enviado desde mi Folio 100 usando Tapatalk
[Folio 100 Android Development] pdaddy:
What would I need to do to make this compatible with other tablets? Like the Toshiba Thrive? Is it possible?
[Folio 100 Android Development] pdaddy:
Anybody have an answer on this?
[Folio 100 Android Development] mblaster:
You would have to modify the device vendor (eg here) and add the lunch combo. The vendor should at least contain the correct kernel, the partition table, build.prop information and handle the proprietary files correctly. Plus some other things.
[Folio 100 Android Development] sader0:
Hello Mblaster & all,

Pls can you share the information on how to build the final release 7.2.

Also in case you can upload latest build - this will be nice :)

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] duraeas:
One of my favourite things about the Tab 10.1 is video format support. My #1 use for the device is watching videos during my morning/afternoon commutes. I download some videos the night before, and drop them onto the SD card in the AM. The Tab was able to play all of the formats I threw at it in 720p no problem, in the stock video player.

The first thing I noticed when I turned on my TouchWiz-updated tablet this morning is that none of the videos on it work. They show up as thumbnails in the gallery and video player, but cannot be played. In Moboplayer, the 720p files struggle because it's now relying on software decoding.

Is anyone having different experiences, or have a work around? I really hope this is not an intended change, or I'm probably going to return it. Too bad as I otherwise really like the update!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] hoodoomagic:
The update broke 720p high profile support. 720p baseline still works fine and the difference in image quality is negligible imo.

I hope they fix it in the near future, but as it stands now you either take the improved browser in this TW update, or go back to stock 3.1 or one of the older TW leaks and get 720p high profile support.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] duraeas:
That sucks! I am assuming it is a bug and they will fix it.

I apologize for the upcoming noobish question as I'm not particularly familiar with codec's, and don't know the different between baseline and high profiles. I'm assuming I can convert one to the other in one step with handbrake? And would the difference in size be substantial?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] hoodoomagic:
Yep use handbrake and the baseline profile attached to this post: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1060825

Just queue up your files and walk away. I think the files might end up slightly larger but I'm not 100% sure, either way it isn't a big difference.

I'm also assuming it's a bug as high profile playback was a feature that was added in HC 3.1
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] sylvesterrr:
DICE player is still able to play my 720p high profile (in a mkv container) smoothly.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] duraeas:
Interesting... I'll grab it and try when I get home. Do you know if it is designed for the Tegra 2 and using the GPU to decode the video (I'm assuming it is otherwise it should be stuttering)?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] sylvesterrr:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1181938

It states it uses hw acceleration on Tegra2 devices.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] krbernier:
all the mp4 vids i had are still playing nicely on mobo player
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] foxmeister:
Can anyone comment on DivX/AVI support?

I picked up my GT10.1 today, and since it supports DivX out of the box, gave some a try. I was disappointed that the picture broke up and pixelated repeatedly on every AVI I tried. So, I installed Mobo Player and tried it in software mode, but got exactly the same results (which surprised me somewhat).

I also have an Asus Transformer, and those AVIs play flawlessly on the TF using Mobo Player in software mode (since Asus didn't add hardware support for DivX).

I'm wondering if this is related somehow to this issue, since my GT10.1 came with Touchwiz.

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] bluskye:
720p High Profile H264 is indeed broken. Verified in Mobo Player and System Media Player.

How do I know they are high profile? I made them, and because I only encode in high profile via handbrake.

Bummer because the Tegra2 handles 720p High Profile H264 wonderfully prior to this update.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] TabGuy:
I have 4 video players loaded because the built in video player couldn't play all of the videos that I have loaded. Ironically I have the exact opposite experience of the OP, it now plays all the formats I have loaded.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] cameraz:
Can you tell us which players you use? Do you need all of them? Does one work better (produce better quality) than the others? Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] cameraz:
This is extremely disappointing news because one of the things I love about the SGT is the quality of its video playback. My friend has a Xoom and he was blown away when I showed him some hi-def videos I downloaded.

I have a lot of high-def videos I downloaded straight from Vimeo, and they play flawlessly on my SGT without any conversions whatsoever. The thought of having to use Handbrake -- or anything else -- to convert every video I own is not very appealing to me. I hope Samsung fixes this problem.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] TabGuy:
I have mVideoPlayer, which I like the best. I also have ES Video Player which comes with the ES File Explorer. And, I also have VPlayer.

VPlayer will play anything I throw at it. I've never had it not play a video. I only downloaded it because it's required by Remote Potato. Remote Potato lets me play Recorded TV from my Windows Media Center cable card tuner.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] duraeas:
To be honest, this is sort of souring the update for me. I'll be testing when I get home to confirm there is no problem playing back lower resolution files. Still, I like to keep a few high-def movies on my Tab and don't want to convert them all. I hope this is a very temporary problem, not something that gets fixed for the 3.2 build.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] 4dthinker:
I don't know if this is related, but when I was trying out the new Kies app on my PC with my tab connected over Wifi, it (Kies on the PC) offered to download new codecs when I first tried to transfer a video over to the Tab. My PC shouldn't have needed new codecs since all the video play on my PC.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] hoodoomagic:
x2, just tried it out and it worked fine with my high profile 720p videos in mkv and m4v.

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.inisoft.mediaplayer.dice

Just to add, the TW update apparently fixed ac3 audio playback.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] BluesTele:
my video players including the stock player play "high profile" m4v and mkv's perfectly
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] SS2006:
what a dumb thing to do Samsung..
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] sylvesterrr:
Well, the stockplayer can't play this pixar short movie. At least, it doesn't on my Tab... Dice Player plays it smoothly. :)

Seems stream 0 codec frame rate differs from container frame rate: 47.95 (48000/1001) -> 24.00 (24/1)
Input #0, matroska, from 'for.the.birds.2000.720p.bluray.x264-sinners.mkv':
Metadata:
doctype : matroska
Duration: 00:03:25.24, start: 0.000000, bitrate: 640 kb/s
Stream #0.0(eng): Video: h264, yuv420p, 1280x688, PAR 1:1 DAR 80:43, 23.98 fps, 24 tbr, 1k tbn, 47.95 tbc
Stream #0.1: Audio: ac3, 48000 Hz, 5.1, s16, 640 kb/s
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] duraeas:
What about MP4? That's what my videos are in that won't play.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] duraeas:
I've noticed that when I load the files I could previously play into Kies, it notices that the formats aren't supported and tries to convert them. It seems really strange to me - if the device is intended to play 720p high-profile, the PC software should recognize it regardless of the bug.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] hoodoomagic:
HC 3.1 and the tegra 2 support high profile playback as was evidenced in the stock rom and the older TW leaks.

I have no clue if it is a bug, or if Samsung chose to disable it for whatever reason. But as it stands now, DicePlayer seems to be the best option available if you'd rather not convert video to a baseline profile using Handbrake or Kies.

There is a 3 day trail version available in the market, I would download that and see how it works for you.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] 5thElement:
Mine does not play divx encoded file anymore, even with RockPlayer.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] duraeas:
Indeed, I downloaded and paid for Diceplayer shortly before reading this. It plays the files alright and will have to do, though it's not as good as the stock player was prior to the update.

It doesn't seem to make sense for them to disable it (especially when the video support was a well advertised feature of the tablet). I've also noticed that the stock player is struggling at decoding some sub-dvd resolution AVI files I've thrown at it that it didn't have a problem with before, so I am assuming there is something wrong with their update.

The white bar at the bottom is also kind of annoying :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] bluskye:
Ok, it seems like Diceplayer is able to enable hardware decoding of H264 720p High Profile regardless of what Samsung did with their update. Another bonus: it supports AC3/DTS flawlessly as well. Why is this so awesome? You dont have to deal with transcoding audio down to AAC. All of my 720p bluray rips will work. I will have to wait until 2012 to get a tablet that will handle my 1080p High Profile H264 =).

Well worth the $4.65 USD.

You can find it in the android marketplace
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Half Decaf:
Darn it, I'm having problems getting smooth playback of my 720p h264 mkv's with every video player I try, including Diceplayer Free...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] foxmeister:
FYI I picked up my GT yesterday, and was extremely disappointed to find that it didn't play my AVIs correctly without extreme pixelation and other artifacts. These same AVIs played flawlessly on my Asus TF using Rockplayer, yet the stock GT player, Rockplayer, and Dice Player would not play them correctly on my GT. I then converted an AVI to MP4, and still had problems with video playback on the GT.

I tried a different TW ROM and a vanilla ROM, with precisely the same results, so I was seriously considering packing up my GT and taking it back, as AVI playback is a key requirement for my uses.

However, as luck would have it, I decided to try out a Wifi File Transfer app this morning, and transferred one of my "bad" AVIs onto the GT. To my surprise, it played fine.

So, it seems in my case that the problem was due to Kies for the Mac not transferring the file correctly, or re-encoding it badly when transferring.

So, I have a solution to my issue, which is to transfer via WiFi, though I wish Samsung would sort out the problem with "Android File Transfer" on the Mac, as this works fine with the Asus TF and is much quicker than transferring via WiFi.

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] JonGarrett:
Hi, Im a noob coming from iOS.

I did the TW update this morning because I really wanted to be able to do screen captures., however I dont like all the other changes.

In youre reply, you said "go back to stock 3.1" my question is. Is that possible? Ive been reading that you cannot.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] sixstringsg:
Well, there are apps for screen captures. And you can go back to stock 3.1, there are packages around.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Flaco05:
So there is no player that plays divx/xvid now?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] TabGuy:
I have both an iPad and a tab and while I'm not exactly thrilled with the Touchwiz's appearance, the Tab is, overall, is heads and heels better than the iPad. It's like going from high school to college.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] duraeas:
All that bothers me now is the outline of the notification bar that remains at the bottom. Again, not sure if this is intentional or not. Does anyone have an idea for how to get rid of it?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] bbeelzebub:
I'm noticing even weird video problems with pixelation and stuttering with even files in the browser that played perfectly fine before. Things from crackle.com and tv.com. It's almost like the tab can't keep up anymore. I have a rock solid FIOS connection, so that isn't a problem.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] krips2003:
Just a fyi... If anyone says that they were able to play high 720p high profile mkv prior to TW update, your videos were not encoded with high profile. The stock rom on tab never played any high profile 720p mkv. Handbrake is good for basic encoding. Try encoding videos using megui in high profile with advance settings, then play the video on stock player, it won't even play. I have hundreds of videos the I encoded using megui. It never played on stock, nor on TW stock player. I'll try to encoded a sample video using high profile in Handbrake and same video using megui and I'll post the link here.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Digital Man:
I didn't believe it either, however they are right. I verified on my 100% stock galaxy tab 10.1 before I upgraded. Using dice player, high profile mkv files do in fact play quite well and WITH audio. AC3 no less.

These are the specs of a file confirmed to play:

Format : Matroska

Format version : Version 2

File size : 1.32 GiB

Duration : 41mn 50s

Overall bit rate : 4 523 Kbps

Encoded date : UTC 2011-07-19 08:06:03

Writing application : mkvmerge v4.9.1 ('Ich will') built on Jul 11 2011 23:53:15

Writing library : libebml v1.2.1 + libmatroska v1.1.1

Video

ID : 1

Format : AVC

Format/Info : Advanced Video Codec

Format profile : High@L3.1

Format settings, CABAC : No

Format settings, ReFrames : 2 frames

Muxing mode : Header stripping

Codec ID : V_MPEG4/ISO/AVC

Duration : 41mn 50s

Bit rate : 4 049 Kbps

Width : 1 280 pixels

Height : 720 pixels

Display aspect ratio : 16:9

Frame rate : 23.976 fps

Color space : YUV

Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0

Bit depth : 8 bits

Scan type : Progressive

Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.183

Stream size : 1.18 GiB (90%)

Language : English

Color primaries : BT.709-5, BT.1361, IEC 61966-2-4, SMPTE RP177

Transfer characteristics : BT.709-5, BT.1361

Matrix coefficients : BT.709-5, BT.1361, IEC 61966-2-4 709, SMPTE RP177

Audio

ID : 2

Format : AC-3

Format/Info : Audio Coding 3

Mode extension : CM (complete main)

Muxing mode : Header stripping

Codec ID : A_AC3

Duration : 41mn 50s

Bit rate mode : Constant

Bit rate : 384 Kbps

Channel(s) : 6 channels

Channel positions : Front: L C R, Side: L R, LFE

Sampling rate : 48.0 KHz

Bit depth : 16 bits

Compression mode : Lossy

Stream size : 115 MiB (8%)

Language : English
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] krips2003:
Dice player already handle 720p high profile mkv video without any issue. I was talking about the stock player that comes with the tablet. Also, the video properties you have posted, it was encoded by handbrake "Format profile : High@L3.1" I usually encode with "High@L4.1 and above"
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Digital Man:
In that case you're correct. The stock video player never played high profile MKV.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] krips2003:
Here's the link for the sample video (2:00 min previewfrom TRON).

http://www.multiupload.com/CJU6YB5JC3

Encoded from Blu-ray using megui. Try playing the video on stock (it won't play). Play on diceplayer (smooth like butter).

Video info:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] bluskye:
Just forkout the $4.65 for Diceplayer.

Diceplayer enables HW decode of high profile h264 720p, handles AC3 audio, and handles DTS audio.

Only one more generation of mobile processors away from high profile h264 1080p =)
[HD7 General] vardig:
Hi Guys,

What OS version do you have on your HTC HD7, would like to see if anyone has anything different from mine. I have a UK O2 HTC HD7 version.

Model : HTC HD7 T9292

Software Windows Phone7

OS Version - 7.0.7392.0

Firmware revision number : 2250.09.16901.206

Hardware revision number : 0002

Radio software version : 5.54.09.21_22.33b.50.10U

Radio hardware version : A.102.0.D4

Bootloader version : 1.69.2250.0(117833)

Chip SOC version : 2.2.5.0

Cheers
[HD7 General] kyhnnl:
Name Kayahan's HD7

Model HTC HD7 T9292

Software Windows Phone 7.5

OS Version 7.10.7712.60

Firmware Revision Number 2250.21.30102.707

Hardware Revision Number 0002

Radio Software Version 5.65.09.25a.22.45.50.21U

Radio Hardware Version A.102.0.D4

Bootloader Version 3.1.2250.0(119314)

Chip SOC Version 2.2.5.0
[HD7 General] samson291:
Model HTC HD7 T9292

Software Windows Phone 7.5

OS Version 7.10.7712.60

Firmware revision number : 2250.21.30401.206

Hardware revision number : 0002

Radio software version : 5.66.09.21a_22.48.50.21U

Radio hardware version : A.102.0.D4

Bootloader version : 3.1.2250.0(119314)

Chip SOC version : 2.2.5.0
[HD7 General] sh4d0w86:
why not just download the Dude, Where is My Update app?

sh4d0w86.

Model HTC HD7

Software Windows Phone 7.5

OS Version 7.10.7712.60

Firmware revision number : 2250.09.12001.531

Hardware revision number : 0002

Radio software version : 5.51.09.11a_22.31.50.09U

Radio hardware version : A.12.0.D4

Bootloader version : 1.20.2250.0(111584)

Chip SOC version : 2.2.5.0
[HD7 General] xcvista:
Name: xxxxxx

Model: HTC HD7 T9292

Software:Windows Phone 7.5

OS Version: 7.10.7712.60

Firmware Version: 2250.21.30102.728

Hardware Version: 0002

Radio Software Version: 5.65.09.25a_22.45.50.21U

Radio Hardware Version: A.102.0.D4

Bootloader Version: 3.1.2250.0(119314)

Chip SOC Version: 2.2.5.0

MAC address: 7C-61-93-xx-xx-xx

SIM ID: 8986011062xxxxxxxxxx
[HD7 General] xcvista:
It's Mango everywhere here. Dude, UPGRADE IT!
[HD7 General] circleofomega:
HTC HD 7

Model : HTC HD7 T9292

Software Windows Phone7

OS Version - 7.0.7392.0

Firmware revision number : 2250.21.30102.707

Hardware revision number : 0002

Radio software version : 5.65.09.25a_22.45.50.21U

Radio hardware version : A.102.0.D4

Bootloader version : 3.1.2250.0(119314)

Chip SOC version : 2.2.5.0
[HD7 General] ozmoi:
Iann's HD7

OS version: 7.0.7392.0

Firmware revision number: 2250.21.30102.707

Hardware revision number: 0002

Radio software version: 5.65.09.25a_22.45.50.21U

Radio hardware version: A.102.0.D4

Bootloader version: 3.1.2250.0(119314)

Chip SOC version: 2.2.5.0

BLOODY NORA! so many numbers i have to type gezz! LOL
[HD7 General] sh4d0w86:
updated to...

Model HTC HD7

Software Windows Phone 7.5

OS Version 7.10.7720.68

Firmware revision number : 2250.09.12001.531

Hardware revision number : 0002

Radio software version : 5.51.09.11a_22.31.50.09U

Radio hardware version : A.12.0.D4

Bootloader version : 1.20.2250.0(111584)

Chip SOC version : 2.2.5.0
[HD7 General] H3ALY:
Model HTC HD7 (o2 Branded, Unlocked using on Vodafone)

Software Windows Phone 7.5

OS Version 7.10.7712.60

Firmware revision number : 2250.09.16901.206

Hardware revision number : 0002

Radio software version : 5.54.09.21_22.33b.50.10u

Radio hardware version : A.12.0.D4

Bootloader version : 1.69.2250.0(117833)

Chip SOC version : 2.2.5.0

Will be updating to '7720' when i can be bothered!
[HD7 General] Ttblondey:
HTCHD7

OS version. 7.0.7392.0

Firmware .2250.21.30102.728

Hardware .0002

Radio software. 5.65.09.25a_22.45.50.21u

Radio hardware.A.102.0.d4

Bootloader.3.1.2250.0(119314)

Chip soc.2.2.5.0

Mac:90-21-55-7f-fc-od
[HD2 General] staurakis:
Hello all,

Today I have discovered that I cannot upload videos to youtube anymore because there is a login problem with it. From what I have seen this comes from the HTC Sense Account Manager Login that fails to login this.

Anyone having any ideas of why this is happening? Everyone having the same problem or is it working for someone?

Thank you very much in advance for your help.
[HD2 General] livanov:
This is not working since November last year for me :)

One of the many reasons why i use Android now.
[HD2 General] vvpd:
it used to work for me....

upgrade to WP7 :cool: