yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] daniel644:
4GB not 2GB max dude so the 5GB would need to be split in 2 not 3 parts.

Now on the converting side of things the earlier folks should definitely convert from the horribly outdated AVI container and go to MKV with the x.264 as you can damn near cut file sizes in HALF without loss of quality, plus it will support more then 2 audio channels.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] dellenrules:
Is this thread for real!?!?!?

FAT32 can not hold files bigger than 4GB

MAX FILE SIZE = 4GB.

MAX VOLUME SIZE = 16TB (Windows 2000 and up OS only allows volume creation up to 32GB without aftermarket partitioning program.)

Yes it can hold files greater than 2GB

FAT16 had a max file size of 2GB when it was first released but later supported 4GB once files started getting bigger and Disk technology improved.

What does this mean????

I recommend giving the guy who made the post that the max size of FAT32 is 4GB an apology.

You ask where me proof is?

Here is a link to Microsoft's OFFICIAL site dictating the specs. They were ones who created the file system so afterall, they must know how it works.

They list it as 2^32 minus 1 bytes

If you do the math that's 4,294,967,295 bytes

which equates to 4,194.303711 KB

which equates to 4.095999718 GB

As far as videos go.

I use handbrake to convert my videos.

I'm not worried about making my videos small since I have a small USB3.0 2TB external which has all my videos.

My 720 videos usually range from 1 - 3GB depending on the video.

If anyone is interested in my handbrake preset then PM me and i'll send you a copy.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] marculous:
I would probably re encode with handbrake, I haven't run into your particular problem yet. I normally play mp4 on my roku through ro -connect, if the mp4 is properly encoded for it. Otherwise I run it through handbrake, but I haven't done that since I got a Razr. used to use Droid x specific setting for handbrake, got good results. mkv will play on roku with flash drive, but lags, oos. now I just plug my phone into the tv, hdmi for avi and mkv mostly. I use mx player, plays about any video file.

.

Droid Razr - ICS, Root
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Giblet535:
+1 (Best Answer)

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which equates to 3.999GiB, aka 0x407FEF9EGiB (represented as single precision float).

Gibibytes: it's how I chew stuff.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] hOtttBRA:
U guys can just use a Mkv Split.

Example:

If u have a test_movie.mkv that has 6Gb.

splitMKV.exe d:\test_movie.mkv

will split test_movie.mkv in 4GiB chunks along with test_movie.srt so you will get:

test_movie-part-001.mkv

test_movie-part-001.srt

test_movie-part-002.mkv

test_movie-part-002.srt

...

No need to re-encode the file and loose quality and no need to change SD-Card file system.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] sRDennyCrane:
That's good to know, but you're still faced with bloated movies that are likely not optimized for the Razr's screen resolution. Efficiently handbraking the movie to a reasonable size will leave you more room on your card. Let's face it, even with the 64gb micro sdxc cards, you'll fill it fast with movies at 5gb a pop.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] xXxTehxXx:
Either convert the file for the size of your RAZR's screen (which should cut the file size ridiculously) or find a media box/laptop to play it on your big TV
[Motorola Droid RAZR] hihipunkt:
Have you guys heard of PS3Mediaserver?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] lukas77:
guys, you can use external hard drive with ntfs filesystem or usb pendrive. Just install this program:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...1bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5rd3VsbC5udGZzbW91bnRlciJd

you have to be rooted
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Zymz:
I'm not sure that will work with a Droid Razr unless you have an OTG cable and a USB hub, if I remember right the Razr itself is incapable of directly hosting USB storage [thumb / HDD drives]. Although I'm only talking about the original RAZR I'm not sure if the RAZR M or HD etc have this capability.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] londonandlawson:
I messed up my tab when trying to load a rom so I followed the recovery guide here and put the stock software on it. It also has super user but I didnt think it would be rooted, anyway my battery dies withing 10-15 minutes from a full charge. It will plummet from a high % to red in a very short amount of time. Any suggestions?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vandalheart:
Can u still power it up? can still load the stock rom? perhaps you can try Overcome guide http://www.teamovercome.net/p1000/?page_id=17
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] eoh7678:
OK, so if I'm reading this right, ICS is coming in Q2, but as part of a "Premium Suite"? The word "Premium" usually implies $$$, at least in my experience.

Maybe someone with more insight can read this and tell me what they come away with?

http://global.samsungtomorrow.com/?p=12602

I do notice that they are showing the international version in the photos, but still...

I'm new-ish to the Samsung game, at least for mobile phones, so I haven't worked out their FUD protocol yet.

Oh, and if this has already been posted/debunked/whatever, sorry for the redundancy.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nystreak:
You will not have to pay for it I'm sure. World Wide to me includes the US. However att has to get hold of it so that will slow things down. They say q2 so that's the end of June, but reading these forums Samsung or att have a history of not being dependable.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] tmcquake:
From what I understand, Samsung is using the addition of the "Premium Suite" of s-pen apps as an excuse for why ICS wasn't delivered in Q1 as they had originally promised. As far as I know, their isn't going to be an additional charge for these apps; they'll be baked into the ICS OTA.

Also, as you point out they always seem to show the international version of the phone in photos, so AFAIK it's not guaranteed that the premium suite will be included in the I717 ICS OTA.

We'll just have to be patient and wait and see...;)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] p51d007:
Perhaps in this case, "premium" means some of the apps will only be available to

the note. Not much of a deal if those apps are only for use with the s-pen...

It will be interesting to see the lag of ICS updates between the international & the at&t version.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] ryandelman:
With ATT at the wheel, I'm putting the over/under at 4 months post-Intl Note ICS OTA. And I will take the over....

:-P

-Ryan
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] PeartFan40:
What is everybody's rush for ICS? The Note has only been out for a few weeks. Give it a little time. When it's ready, it's ready.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] ryanbmw51:
+1...I'm sure the device will be stronger and sicker but you all must admit it is still pretty ridiculously awesome on GB...I'm good for now...but will certainly jump on ics first chance I get...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Blue1k:
I want ICS for Chrome browser and new Gmail. So much better.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] brandon440:
Same here bro same here
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Redknight111:
Why all the worry about premium suite as well as time lines? Whatever version/build/whatever of ICS is officially released first Im sure it will only be a matter of days, if not hours before a better, faster, and debloated, rom is available right here on XDA. So Im giving a preemptive thanks to all the devs who spend their free time making such sweet software available to all us!
[Networking] Rod3:
I upgraded both lines within my family plan in February. Got the black GS2 for me, the white for my wife. Long story short, they had to send three phones because they got the color wrong.

I sent the wrong phone back (was charged full value) and worked with customer service to have this removed and my account credited. At some point, something got changed on my account as I now show that I am full upgrade eligible according to the TMO website.

Would definitely like to get one of the new beasts on the horizon, especially if I have an upgrade now instead of 2013.

My question is, if I use this "upgrade" do you think they will catch the mistake and charge me full value for the new phone at a later date?
[Networking] aranurea:
I don't think they will catch you. T-Mobile has a bunch of stuff going on and have so many customers that that person you talked to doesn't even care anymore.
[Networking] iLeopard:
Doubt they catch you and you can always argue that you had were in fact eligible for an upgrade
[Networking] s10shane:
i dont think they will catch you. they screwed up on my account also. i changed my number and after i did that it said i was able to upgrade with a full 2 year discount and i knew mine wasnt due till 2013 (with my old number) so i went and bought my black gs2 at newegg and it said carrier approved and they sent me my phone lol.. only paid 219 out the door. lol
[Networking] Rod3:
Yeah, got my GS2 at a kick-ass price. Paid just $137 from the retention department and they gave me a buy one get one free deal. Hard to beat 2 phones for $137.

Sweet. Got my eye on either the GS3 or HTC One-S. I will just keep my GS2 for modding and deving.

Hopefully the next Nexus will come back to T-Mo. If it does, I may just hold out for it.
[Networking] Teo032:
nice, so im assuming it was like $120 or something then plus tax?

sounds about right, i read up on others getting credit back too lol.

But yeah, just remember that everything they do to your account is noted somewhere in your account. However it is highly doubtful that they actually look WHEN your last upgrade was and such. It is more likely that they just click upgrade or whatever and see if you're eligible. Because... why the hell are they gonna make a system where they make the reps backtrack the date and calculate when you're eligible? lol
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] PulseDroid:
Hey Could someone please post the phone.apk file from cm7 unofficial fat kang (FROZENACETEAM)

I'll hit tha TX:cool:;)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] shailpancholi:
Wait
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] shailpancholi:
my bad
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] -RDR-:
Bribing huh?? :P
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] PulseDroid:
Hey link not working?

hey shailpancholi thanks 4 tha reply link is not working can you maby uploud 2 miediafire it's free sorry i tried 2 sign up but did not help?

THANKS
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] shailpancholi:
http://m.box.com/view/f_1924430059

Try this
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] shailpancholi:
Worked
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
My Nook has insomnia, it won't sleep.

The battery drain speed has been bad for a while. I can't seem to narrow it down. I've killed a ton of apps and services and still it drains.

I was trying to measure the current out of the battery but I'd really need to get some tiny mating connectors to do it correctly.

Since I can't do that without messing up the wiring, I put a milliampmeter in line with a charger. When the Nook is fully charged it will give you some indication of current drain.

Right now my Nook is drawing about 65 mA. It's in what should be the sleep mode, I tapped the power button and the display has the saver on it.

But here's the kicker. It looks dead, WiFi is off, USB host mode is off, but if I skeedaddle my finger over the screen the current rises to 75 mA. Obviously, it's on.

I looked at dumpsys power, there are no WakeLocks.

Any clues?
[Nook Touch General] mali100:
Have you tried getting back to stock, so you can be sure it's not a hardware issue?
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
Stock? :eek: What's that?
[Nook Touch General] mali100:
Stock means going back to the software like it was provided by the manufacturer. (Actually I'm not sure if you are joking :D )
[Nook Touch General] bobstro:
I've found comparing battery life on the NST is difficult, as it generally is better than a typical Android device, even in the worst case, and so much varies between user configurations.

Not sure if you're after an engineering explanation, or user-level troubleshooting. For comparison, here are some rough numbers based on my usage over the last couple of months:

1% per hour with wifi on and system idle.

1% per 6 hours with wifi off and system idle.

3-5% per hour with wifi on and active use.

You're not seeing wakelock usage, which is good. Is wifi on or off? Just how "bad" is bad?

If you can't narrow it down, you might seriously consider running stock for a couple of days to develop a baseline for your hardware. Then you can compare your custom configuration to that baseline and get more meaningful numbers.

Interesting about the sleeping screen noticing finger touches.
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
I'm losing about 30-40% charge overnight.

The point of trying to measure current was to get a more immediate sense without any long time trials.

In /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db

I do have 12|stay_on_while_plugged_in|0

It should not be on while plugged in.

I went and tried the oldest uImage I have from noogie. It still acts the same.

Of course the WiFi is off, but if I leave the WiFi on I can still ADB right into it when it is supposed to be off. Has anybody tested this?
[Nook Touch General] bobstro:
30-40% overnight definitely is high, especially with wifi off. My settings.db shows:

12:stay_on_while_plugged_in:3

Did you register the unit? I've read a few reports of unregistered units hammering the battery as they try to phone home or other such nonsense in the background. Not sure how valid they are.
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
Yes, it's been registered.

It has been doing this for a while.

I just gutted all the BN cloud stuff. ET can't phone home.

Moreover, logcat is quiet.
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
I figured out that the nook sleeping while plugged in is pretty much hit-or-miss even if you tell it in settings.db

Now for more fun!

Get yourself an IR detector diode from Radio Shack:

http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2049723

Use the bluish one, connect the short leg to the tip of a 1/8" stereo cable, the long leg to the shield. Wrap it up in tape. Plug this into the mic input of a PC and crank the volume and the "mic boost" if it has one.

Aim the diode pointing downward at the lower left hand corner of the inside frame of the nook display. See diagram.

When the display is just idling, only the LED in the lower left side fires and the speakers should play a fast ticking. Touch the screen somewhere and it goes into a faster buzz. Turn off the Nook and a few seconds after the screen goes blank all buzzing will stop.
[Nook Touch General] bobstro:
Do you mean you're seeing this amount of battery consumption while the unit is plugged in?

Less scientific, but if I press my ear to the NST when it's asleep, I hear nothing. If I press the 'n' button to get the unlock screen, I hear a high pitched noise. Interestingly (perhaps), it varies between two NSTs. One one, it sounds like an old 56K modem. On the other, it's a much higher frequency sound.

All interesting stuff, but unless you compare it to a stock baseline, I'm not sure how to figure out what your underlying problem is with battery consumption.
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
As far a high pitch sounds go, there's a number of DC converters in the Nook.

The screen uses +/- 15V to drive it.

Well, I don't have to go back to stock really.

I know how the power consumption is supposed to work.

I do know that USB host mode is a power hog, and it's not through supplying current to external devices. Even with a powered hub it uses a lot.

I think that I might have fixed it.

Before, I was having it connect on ADB over WiFi when it was supposedly asleep.
[Nook Touch General] ApokrifX:
I was under impression, with USB host mode enabled it drains battery a lot without any USB slave device connected…

Am I wrong about it?

What have you found?

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Renate,

Since you have milliammeter connected, could you tell what the consumption is with USB host mode enabled and disabled (without any USB slaves)?
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
Here's some numbers that I've collected.

Measuring current at the micro USB can be difficult until the battery is fully charged.

Even then, the charging circuit will try to "top up" with pulses for a while.

Power consumption:

Full power off: 9 mA (This is not what would be consumed if the charger were not connected.)

On and idle: 65 mA

Booting up: 160 mA (100% CPU)

Host mode: 160 mA (nothing attached)

Power drain:

USB keyboard: 5 mA (no LEDs on)

USB thumb drive: 65 mA (but still not working connected directly)

So the touch screen not shutting down is the worst scenario and you lose about 30% overnight.

Last night the touch screen did shut down, but I lost about 10% anyway.
[Nook Touch General] ApokrifX:
Could you measure couple more, please:

Sleeping mode and WiFi (idle, no transfers)

Since you measuring between charger and nook, not between battery and nook, can we use something like P3

Just need to subtract AC 110v to DC 5v conversion loses, right?

You wrote early – you’ve found the cause and fit it, right?

Or was it something related to “Host mode: 160 mA (nothing attached)”? :confused:

Still where those 160 mA goes?

Is it simply maxing CPU out by polling something?
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
After a lot of screwing around with this I've determined that measuring input current on the USB connector is too unreliable.

The problem is that the charging circuit switches in and out even when it says that it is disabled.

It is going through the charging circuit because the current settings modify it correctly and even turn it off completely.

This is similar to the problems with USB host mode. We can't get any straight info out of the driver.

It shows "await_vrise" quite often, even when it is in host mode.

Also, await_vrise should have a timeout in fractions of a second and should never be a steady state.

So, it looks like host mode is not using significant CPU time in any case.

Back to the original problem, I have seen how the touch screen does not shut off sometimes.

Rebooting it in full gets it back on track.

I've not seen what causes it to get in the non-shutdown mode.
[Nook Touch General] ApokrifX:
If you can get logcat logs when nook does and does not shutdown properly and compare, it might give you a clue.

At least the IR detector diode you have let you see right away if screen didn’t shutdown properly.

Is there a way to send nook to sleep from command line?
[Nook Touch General] jago25_98:
So USB host mode without anything plugged in is causing some drain. Has anyone an idea of how much roughly?
[Nook Touch General] David0226:
I may have stumbled on something that MIGHT help here. I have always put my Nook to sleep by pressing the power button and after a year for heavy use, it is starting to sound and feel like it might be ready to break. So, I started looking for another way to make my Nook sleep. I found that the bottom button (looks like a power button icon) in button savoir will put my Nook to sleep if button savoir has Superuser permissions. So this is the method I have begun to use (for the last week or so). I have noticed that occasionally, even before I rooted my Nook, that pressing the power button would bring up the screen saver, but not actually put the device to sleep. Since I have been using button savoir to put my Nook to sleep, this has not happened once. Perhaps this procedure might help someone with this problem.
[Nook Touch General] wilo108:
David: When I try that, my Nook (ST) responds with "Feature not supported on your device. Requires 2.2 and above." How is this working for you?
[Nook Touch General] David0226:
Hmmmm.

Good question. Unfortunately, I don't have a good answer. I will say that the first time I try it after a reboot, it writes a message to the screen that button savior has been granted superuser privileges. Then the next time and every time until I power off the device it works. I initially rooted using tinynoot, then tried MininalTouch

without

unrooting. So perhaps I have gotten my device into some weird state where this works. I wish I knew a lot more about android ....

Sorry.
[Nook Touch General] David0226:
With more time to think about this, perhaps I have a better answer ...

First, when you first try to use this, it will ask if you want to grant Button Savior superuser permissions. Say yes and check the box to remember this answer. Now, after each time you reboot your nook, the FIRST time you attempt to do this you will just get a message that "Button Savior has been granted superuser privileges". The next time you do it, it will put your nook to sleep. You will only see the "granted superuser privileges" message the very first time after a restart.

NOTE this is the standard bottom button action on Button Savior, you don't need to remap anything (which is what I think you are trying to do based on the Android 2.2 message).

Now, I have a question for all. Does anybody know what command Button Savior would be running to do this and could someone create an app for it? After using Nook Touch Tools to remap the "n" button to go directly to my android home page, I could completely hide Button Savior if I could just hit the "n" button to go home and then run the sleep program from my home page.
[Nook Touch General] ALinkToTao:
Sorry to resurrect this thread, but for anyone who has this problem and still uses the NST (as I do). I was having this problem, so I searched the forums for someone else who had it and possibly had it solved. If I'm not mistaken, it looks like the problem wasn't really fully solved, and/or it's cause wasn't discovered.

I have discovered that when my screen gets dusty enough to start interfering with touches on the screen, that this problem starts appearing. My screen got pretty dusty, then the no sleeping thing occurred. I tested out putting the nook to sleep and then, I touched the screen in various places to see what would happen. Lo and behold, if I touched the very bottom left of the screen, it would wake up again as if I had pressed the power button or the N button. I figured that what happens is that the nook looks like its sleeping, then you close the nook's case (assuming you have one) and the part that covers the screen triggers a spot on the screen to wake it back up. Then, the nook stays awake because it is registering a touch over the bar that you are supposed to swipe to fully unlock it.

This would happen over and over again in the same spot. I would try locking it, then touching the spot on the bottom left (for me) and it would wake up.

I don't know if anyone else noticed this or not, but there you go... Touches anywhere else on the screen wouldn't really wake it up except for that spot. Shutting the nook down did help somewhat, but the problem eventually came back.

So I cleaned my screen really well, and it stopped happening. I don't know if dust on the screen somehow does something so the nook is registering touches as it goes to sleep and then makes it wake up randomly. It really seems to be something to do with the dust affecting the IR sensors.

So that's my 2 cents if anyone still uses the NST and has this problem, a possible answer is here.
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
The NST is sensitive to dust, not particularly on the screen, but on the bezel where the IR sensors are.

I wrote a utility for visualizing the paths of the IR beams.

You can easily see which ones are occluded.

It's the Touch-1.0.apk in the signature.

(The Glow 3 uses the same IR system, but the driver doesn't expose the data necessary for this app.)

Use a damp cotton swab to clean cruft along the bezel.
[Nook Touch General] ALinkToTao:
Wow! Thanks Renate. I'll download that app and put it to good use :)

I didn't know it was particularly around the edges. I'm so loving my NST. I've read so many books and comics on it already since I got it 6 months ago.

My mom saw it and liked it, and I bought one for her, rooted it and set it up for her. She loves it too! It's a great cheap e-reader, and you can't beat the functionality provided by all the wonderful people here on xda!

I'm so grateful for you guys!
[HTC Sensation] the-scorpion:
hi i try to install radio but i can't it's Failed every time.