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[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] souravonfire:
media volume problem

after installing the swype to remove mod there is no sound output when changing media volume using volume keys (at some stages)...and also when the media volume slider is raised from settings>sound>volume>media volume.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] rascal123:
U need to flash the update for swipe mod which have removed the volume prob..check the OP for swipe mod
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] darkshadow1997:
hey guys i have one issue which is media volume when i select full there is no sound output.i have superrom v3.1 with ics theme and swipe to remove with arabic supported.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] ashwinsrihari:
there's a bug....when i run fruit ninja and lock the phone the status bar hangs and doesn't com back to normal
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] brightivan:
Nice theme! Straight flash using CWM? Can flash on stock DZKL3 rooted?
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] HLG114:
Your rom deodex ?

Chúc các bạn hạnh phúc và thành công !!!
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] genius.lizard2:
dear tarunagg

what is this volume issue?

after flash ics swipe to...: 30 part for changing volume+

befor: 15 part for changing volume+

after 15, volume will be mute.16,17,18,...,30 (in MX player)
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] midograna:
dear tourang,

can u make a circle battery shape in the statues bar instead of the current one?
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] midograna:
also please try to make a flashable fix zip file for the popup it's too dark to read.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] midograna:
really it's the best theme i ever flashed till now.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] nitinvaid:
Which popup???
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] nitinvaid:
Third party and taptalk can not be fixed;)
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] midograna:
whatever .. thanks tarunagg so much .. & i would say that this is the best theme i used till now.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] iXanza:
So if I'm using this for non SuperRom roms like Prometheus , which one do I download? I tried the SuperRom version and it softbricked my phone
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ganbenmm:
please guide me on how to root .62 r800i firmware :(

bootloader unlocked :D
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jacklebott:
Either downgrade to an earlier firmware, or unlock your bootloader. Firmware .62 isn't currently rootable.

Since you're unlocked, flash a zip containing superuser.apk and "su" to gain root via CWM.

Or flash DooMKerneL, as it auto-roots

Here's a root zip made by the ICX team, http://icxperia.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/fix-superuser.zip
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ganbenmm:
DooMKernel http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1176502 :confused:

This kernel for stock .62 ??????

thanks you support :p
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jacklebott:
Yes that one, use v11 since v12 doesn't currently work, v11 is near the bottom of the first post. Also, remember to flash the wifi-modules otherwise wifi won't work
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ganbenmm:
thanks you :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] woostar88:
I have a budget of around $350 to buy a really good headphones... I was looking at beats by dre pre or sennhizer (sp) for around 350. Any suggestions? I'm a audiophile and I enjoy traveling. My bode gave up on my about 2 weeks ago... And it's time for me to upgrade.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] enigma00:
If you are an audiophile, you aren't going to be happy with the Beats by Dre unless you are more interested in making a fashion statement than listening to balanced sound.

In your price range, I would recommend:

- Grado Prestige Series SR325is

- AKG K701 or K702

If you need something more portable and/or noise blocking, I would go with the B&W P5. This is the pair of cans I carry with me while I am traveling.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sofia-captivate:
+ 1 Grado has one of the best headphones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] davidstech11:
I love all the "Beats by Dre are no good/overpriced/Your paying for the name, blah, blah, blah". Its BS. The Beats by Dre depending on model are fine. Its you who has to decide if there worth the cost. Just because Joe Blow who is not buying them does not like them does not mean you will not. For $400 before tax you can get the pro model. These are a high quality set that's metal and not plastic. The build quality reminds me of my MacBook Pro. They cost more than the Studio but I like the build quality way more. They sound good.

I had the QC-15 Bose Noise Cancellation set and spent about $300 I believe. I actually liked the Beats Studio better than the Bose. The Studio set cost about $300, some places may have them a little cheaper. You really should try hearing the sets if you can. For sure read reviews on those who actually have the sets and not those who just assume or tried them on at the store and think they know all about them now. Good luck.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rye&ginger:
Beats headphones are over priced but they do perform well for the most part yes.

I'd check options at head-fi forums.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] IIIPowerIII:
I bought few years ago some seinheise hd555. They're awesome. You should look for the newer model of the hd series.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ziocomposite:
The beats are over priced. What makes it so? It's really for a specific genre while not sounding bad but also because you will find much better headphones in the same price range that will sound well in all genres of music. Your definitely paying for the brand name/looks and nothing is wrong with that. If the damn thing sounds as good as it looks I'd have one too. My suggestion is to find a store that will let you audition headphones with your own source/phone. It's all about finding your preference in sound signature. We can say all this but it all comes down to you =]

My personal preference when it comes to portability

http://www.head-fi.org/gallery/image/view/id/497405/album/294058
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slimdizzy:
Bottom line is if you are really anal about your audio and you are listen to mp3s then stick with what works best for you regardless of make. If you carry FLACs with you then Grado or Sennhiezer. Beats are overpriced for what sound they deliver (bass heavy). If $20 buds sound fine to you then get them. But the main thing is as long as your listening to a compressed format, don't expect perfect sound no matter what headphones you use.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] earlyberd:
For a phone, I always prefer to go with ear buds instead of full size headphones. I have a few sets of audiophile cans that I use at home, but they won't fit in my pocket and they're not practical for wearing outside or going on trips, and anything that can be billed as "sounds way better with an amp" is not going to do that dinky little phone DAC any favors.

I bought a set of Sennheiser IE8 buds two years ago and never had a complaint. They're nice and loud even when powered by a phone, and they include ten sets of foam/rubber inserts so that way you can adjust the fit without having to go on a second shopping trip. You'll have to do some shopping around first to find them in your price range, as they normally retail for $400. I managed to snag them from Amazon for $280 when they were on sale.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jordanzink:
I bought some ath-m30's that have a VERY similar sound quality to the beats studios i used to own.

The difference? my ath m30's were 40 bucks.

That being said, with beats being sold left and right nowadays, you can pick up a pair of studios for about 130, and they definitely don't sound bad. A little bass heavy but I listen to hardcore mostly so they sounded good. The only thing i miss about the beats from the ath-m30s is the noise cancelling.

I took the beats to california (on a plane) and oh my god the noise cancelling was unreal. the low drone of the airplane is completely gone. when i got back from that vacation, i sold them for the ath's, and then went on another plane ride (to fl) and i was very unimpressed by the sound cancelling. I could hear the roar of the engines even over my loud music.

If you're going to get beats tho, they leak, and they leak bad. with my ath's I can virtually blast music sitting next to someone and they may hear a whisper. with the beats, they would be able to sing along.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WPThunder25:
Any reviews will tell you the same thing, Beats are not that good for how much they cost. Bose is the same. Saying Beats are good because there better than your overpriced Bose isn't a good review. Compare them to any real headphone brand in the same price range. Any real audiophile will tell you that. Just head over to Head-Fi to find out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] enigma00:
I didn't say they were bad for all types of music or compared to other not-so-good headphones.

The Bose Noise Cancelling headsets (Bose's entire line-up) are good for noise cancellation, but leave much to be desired in sound quality.

The OP clearly stated he is an "audiophile", and just "sounding good" for a $300 headphone doesn't cut it. The AKG, B&W and Grado models I listed sound much more neutral and conveys a lot more details in all ranges than the similarly priced Beats.

If you are happy with your Beats, that's great, but I would urge people to audition the other less known brands (to average consumers) and make a more informed decision. If the end result is that people still get the Beats, I have no issues; everyone's got a different taste in sound.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] earlyberd:
MacBook Pro's have terrible sound quality. That comparison makes no sense.

Everybody who buys stuff at the Apple store is always so quick to point out the build quality of their equipment, as if there's no chance that you'll ever find an overpriced gimmicky piece of trash as long as the Apple logo is overseeing it.

In Apple's own online store the Beats get terrible reviews. You'd have to be living under a rock without any other product to compare these to in order to believe you've got your money's worth after taking home a set.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] quentin0:
Build quality entails much more than just sound quality, believe it or not. His point was clearly not to compare the headphones utility to a MBP's utility (headphones vs laptop), he was talking about how high quality the actual device feels reminded him of how high quality the MBP feels. I cannot believe I have to explain that to another human being. I'm fairly certain you have trouble reading.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] asb123:
I have the Bose QC-15 and my brother has the beats studio. Both are $350 in Canada.

The Bose are definitely better. Ive done many tests and the Bose is hand down better spatially, in noise cancelling, in comfort, and IMO in sound.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] baadaq:
first, i doubt that you're audiophile, because beats sucks, crapy sound, sound leak, bad instrumental sepration, if you wanna spent some 350$ on a pars of cans, i recommend to you, to specify what type of cans you're a wanna want, like full size, close,open etc, and what genres you listen, if you want a good all rounder i would say shure srh940+amp or a sennheiser hd 600+amp and they are totally differents cans (closed-open), but thats depends, if you are gonna use a source like gnex i doubt that you're a gonna hear differences between 50$-300$
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rquinn19:
+1 head-fi would be a better place to ask as well
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] exb0:
I would go with the Grado 125/225 with an amp, or the Alessandro MS-2 with an amp. I've tried audio technicas, but the Grados are the most neutral sounding to me. Plus it looks cheap so it's not an attention seeker.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheJ0hnman:
IMO, Sennheiser HD25-1-IIs are the best value in terms of price/performance for portable audio (IEMs notwithstanding, not my department). While I love my K701s, that's a pretty ridiculous suggestion for a phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Durkbeef:
I've had my Sennheiser HD280s for about 6 years now and they are still in almost perfect condition... Best purchase I ever made.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wendellc:
Invest in some custom inear monitors. Best for sound, isolation, and portability. I suggest you visit head-fi.org and read the forum there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
I stopped reading when you mentioned bose. Damn. Now I gotta clean this puke up.

Sent from my Nexus in Texas.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] woostar88:
I've been reading akg has really great pair... Also sennheiser. Can you guys depicted on which one is the best for movies, and music?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] irsmurf:
If you're sticking to MP3's, you spend time in office environments with lots of background noise or you spend time in airports, I recommend Bose QuietComfort 15's. The sound quality is great, but they aren't going to rattle your skull while listening to dubstep. (They don't have punchy bass.) They're light and extremely comfortable. The ear cups and headband have the softest leather I have ever felt. And the carrying case is reasonably compact. The cable even has an in-line mic. And I don't believe there is a better pair of active noise canceling headphones. Active versus passive, which block out everything. Such as your boss standing behind you saying, "Brian. BRIAN. BRIAN!!!"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iulipepe:
Ultimate Ear (UE) by Logitech
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] enigma00:
Noise cancelling is great... but sound quality? Not so much.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NathanielCaron:
Grado.

They are fantastic. Even the 100$ pair is fantastic.

Otherwise, for fancy in-ear: http://www.shure.com/americas/produ...nes/se-models/se535-sound-isolating-earphones
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gh32:
I'm a fan of Audio Technica ATH-M50 cans, which can be had for around $160 or so (less if you shop around, I'm sure). In the "price for performance" realm, they are quite good.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] davidstech11:
Any review? That's false. I seen plenty that said what you said for sure. And I also seen plenty that liked them. And I didn't say they were good JUST BECAUSE I liked the Studio better than the QC-15. I was only saying they sounded good and I liked them better.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KLUVJ:
try the monster turbine pro copper... theu are monster ...not beats and truly, theuy actually deliver the perfect balance sound. their rank of 26 in headfi proves it lol....and they do sound real good. can be had around 200 i think
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] apratomo:
+1, they have ue triple.fi 10 on sale at amazon msrp $399, amazon has it for $175

Triple.fi as its name has three tiny driver (speaker) inside, should be good than one driver do all the job.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] earlyberd:
If you take a turd, polish it, and then seal it in a titanium box and decorate it with gold and diamonds, it's still just a turd in a box. You can claim that the box is worth it because it keeps the turd from getting damaged, but you're still a chump for buying a turd, and even more of a chump for mistaking the turd for something worth protecting.

The build quality of the drivers, PCBs, and cabling is what makes headphones sound good. You can't claim good build quality if all you're talking about is the shell that holds the thing together, because I've seen a lot of headphones built from aluminum and steel with internals that couldn't stand the test of time even if the whole world stood still, meanwhile the best sounding and longest lasting ear buds that money can buy are most often held together by plastic.

Build quality is the sum of all parts, not some asinine comparison of how heavy duty it feels in your hands.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] malikadnanm:
Beats solo HD.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] davidstech11:
Did you get your headset yet? You got to hear various models put out out there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] systemf:
If you can do in ear go with some UE triple fi's or Senn ie8's. Otherwise stick with Grado or some higher end Senns if you can go open air. Beyer's if you want closed. This is probably the practical route, or as practical as high end audio can get. While things like Beats aren't bad per se they are more novelty than anything.

As with anything it's your money, but suggest you try to compare and if you can't hear any difference no point in going more than you need.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hugebulge:
Shure se425
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spovat:
triplefis are amazing but kinda bulky for in ears. grados are the best intro level audiophile cans you can get but optimal for quiet environments due to sound leakage both ways. klipsch x10s sound great, stronger bass, are extremely portable and sound isolating.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phrkz0r:
Sennheiser MM400 r simply perfect :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Raijynn:
Any headphones similar to the given one ? kinda love it , if not for the easy broken
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matt21oc:
Sony MDR-7506

Sony MDR-7506, the standard for radio and recording studios. At $99, a great deal. People outside of the audio industry don't usually know about these because they are aimed at professionals and not consumer grade. Check them out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MoeKz:
I have the Klipsch Image One. Very good earphones. Sound Quality is excellent and the bass is just right. And they're cheap at under 200 bucks (well cheap compared to those mentioned in this thread at least).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theherodrownd:
Beats solo HD for my phone, why?

MP3 is all that's on my phone so the sound is good, titanium band and drivers are great in terms if build quality. I use DSP manager to turn up the treble and dub step/hip hop rattle pretty good. Sound leak kind of sucks.

At home I use a variety of different headphones, FLAC FTW.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] daewond3r:
I just picked up the Klipsch s4a yesterday and I'm digging them. Great bass for earbuds! You can also download the Klipsch app in the market which gives you some cool customization features (i.e. auto-load Music app on plugging in headphones, set default volume, etc).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] norm12:
Shure SCL5 or 535 are the way to go

Sent by Logo the turtle
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] havi007:
Motorola S10-HD Bluetooth Stereo Headphones Anyone can tell me about the this pair I am wanting to have something while I work out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thacounty:
The S9's are better. Take it from someone who loved their S9's and bought the S10's the day they came out. If I could get my S9's back I wouldn't even think twice. The S10's have a much stiffer feel with a terrible fit and terrible range while the S9's have great range, great bass, and are not too loose or too stiff.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] catpunt:
yeah i'm kind of a cheap-earbud-junkie and i've tried a bunch of different ones. my klipsch promedia gamers (basically exactly the same as the s4as) are the most comfortable and best sounding, and the in-line controls work well
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The Nexus Project:
Beats Tours

Sent from my i9250 [GSM) Galaxy Nexus
[Motorola Photon 4G] budney:
Alright I need some help here. I borked my Photon this afternoon and have been trying to fix it since then by trying various things to no avail.

Now when I press the power button to turn it on I get "failed to boot 1".

When I press Vol up + power I get "Failed to boot 1 with PwrReason: RWR_KEY_PRESS Starting Fastboot protocal support".

When pressing Vol down + power I get something on the screen for a split second then nothing.

I am able to use fastboot, but can't find anything to flash without failing after sending it to the device. by rebooting in fastboot RSD will see the device. I try to flash any of the stock sbf, and they too all fail when "switching device to BP pass through mode". I am thinking that fastboot is my only way to save the device. but need the proper files and sequence to install and get rolling again.
[Motorola Photon 4G] budney:
Well the Sprint store replaced my Photon. They could not bring it back to life. Lol :)
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simplewizard:
I believe the ATRIX is technically 4g but was wondering if anyone has seen 4g in the status bar ever? Im on AT&T and have seen 3g and h+ but no 4g. I know AT&T calls h+ 4g but it isn't really. I was also told that AT&T hasn't released 4g speeds yet but that was months ago. With the new ipad out that is 4g does that mean 4g speeds are available now and has anyone seen it on the ATRIX using AT&T ?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matthew5025:
Atrix only supports HSPA+, no LTE
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CaelanT:
You won't see LTE on the Atrix as the radio isn't capable of LTE. You will only ever see 4G come up on your Atrix if you edit the appropriate system files to show this instead of H+ or 3G. As was said, Atrix is only capable of HSPA which is what AT&T called 4G before they rolled out LTE.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mattia6131:
What kernel can I use for miui rom ( 2.3.16 for nexus s ) ? Can i use the Matr1x kernel ? Thanks:D
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shockem:
Yes matrix kernel will do very well :)

Trust me.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Icecoldmeat:
Every kernel will do his job :)
[Kindle Fire General] cenkoloji:
Hi,

I have Kindle fire. I rooted and installed TWRP in linux. Since then I've been using CM7.

Now I've been trying some ICS roms, but they all have huge issues. For instance CM9 Kang Rom had freezes all the time. I have to restart it long pressing power after a freeze. And many people say they have no issue and it works perfect. Is it possible that I did something wrong?

Everytime before flashing, I do factory reset, wipe system. And after flashing I wipe cache /dalvik.

Would it be worth to try installing twrp again?

Or is there a syslog like thing in android where I can check what's going on before freezes?

Edit: Installing intersectraven's CM9 kernel solved my ICS issued. (For Energy CM9 Kang Rom)

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=24039649&postcount=738
[Kindle Fire General] ST3P_2:
Wipe them all before flashing... wiping them after flashing can remove important parts of the rom written to /data/... Wiping them before hand is needed to remove all the parts of the old rom that can cause problems in the new one
[Kindle Fire General] simondo22:
I do the same steps you do ( factory reset----flash rom---wipe cash and dalvik)

I thing you are spoiled of the cm7 roms. Cm 9 is a rom under development and the people ignore the problems in ICS because they like ICS and want to have it.

I use ICS (energys rom) as my daly driver and I love it. I know thera are a lot of issue but I like it more than cm7.
[Kindle Fire General] markmac:
Are you getting skids? Sorry that was just too easy.
[Kindle Fire General] simondo22:
sorry, who do you mean, me?

My english is in development and I don´t know what "Are you getting skids" means.
[Kindle Fire General] BiteBlaze:
Its a toilet joke directed at the OP title, got to admit that OP set him self up for it

Sent from my SGH-T989 with CM7
[Kindle Fire General] cenkoloji:
Well, do you get frequent freezes? i get freeze in less than 10 min whenever i try to use energy. There are many people who say they use it stably. That's why i thought i had a problem.
[Kindle Fire General] Regionativo:
I just do factory reset, install, reboot and it always works. I agree, wiping after might remove required components.
[Kindle Fire General] SirVilhelm:
You beat me to it!

I was going to advise the OP to check the paper before continuing.
[Kindle Fire General] cenkoloji:
solved!

I tried installing Energy Rom once again, but this time after installing Energy, I flashed intersectraven's kernel. Since yesterday I did not have any freeze or other problem.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Bradfordv:
Question is there anyway to put the aosp browser, phone dialer, messenger, and contacts on FC 18 deodexed ROM?

like pull it from the cm9 or aokp roms?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zesters:
hi devs

I'm really tired of searching the folder default wallpaper.

I've looked in system / framework / framework-res.apk in system / app / lghome.apk too.

I searched in all folders as drawable-ldpi and drawable

i changed the default_wallpaper of lghome.apk in drawable-ldpi but still not working.

Where is it?

devs pleease help me