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[HTC One X] PhilipL:
Hi

I didn't have but now do have a slight flicker at absolute minimum brightness, I've always been on the latest "fixed" rom as upgraded within 30 minutes of getting the phone.

To me it doesn't look like the backlight is flickering as if you look at the screen from an angle, so losing the display somewhat and viewing through to the backlight, there is no flicker.

Personally I think it is some interaction between the LCD panel refresh rate and some form of frame rate control typically used to produce more colors from a 6 bit panel, and the back light PWM power management which means the back light is flickering on and off to allow brightness adjustment (saves power as well). Depending on usage, temperature, ageing algorithms, voltage of the battery and temperature these features interact and give rise to a flicker. It's what manufacturers call a characteristic rather than fault.

Also these phones have dynamic contrast, the back-light is constantly adjusted up and down depending on what is displayed on the screen. For example a screen with black/dark content the back-light dims, when a white menu opens up the back-light ramps up a bit. It doesn't take a lot to change on the screen for a small change in back-light brightness, this might give rise to complaints of flickering back-lights when game playing or watching a video. It's a trick used in LCD TVs to allow stupid contrast ratios to be advertised (eg 2,000,000:1), it gives rise to all the same problems and most people in the know turn it off immediately. With a mobile phone, this dynamic contrast adjustment is going to be a power saving tool more than anything and adds a bit more 'pop' to the screen. HTC would do wise to allow it to be turned off.

Regards

Phil
[HTC One X] Spl4tt:
well, i'm always on the latest AOKP or CM9 build now, as much as i know they are on the kernel base wich should fix the screenflickering

it still didn't fix it for me though. i get the feeling that it's not fixable here
[HTC One X] mrw00:
I have a device only 3 days old its doing the backlight flicker, i even stuck a 2.05 rom on i thought it might cure it then i saw this post after ><
[HTC One X] farnsbarns:
I sent a message to my contact at HTC about a week ago but he didn't reply, I've just sent another one and hope to get some new info. I do hope he hasn't been shut down from above and told not to talk with me anymore. Time will tell.
[HTC One X] unilizer:
Below are my findings about the latest firmware update for the HTC One X.

On my device it seems that the flicker is gone, but what I have now is that on low battery power (starting at about 40% remaining battery power) that the brightness goes up and down in a few seconds. This is when automatic brightness is enabled. So my screen doesn't flicker anymore but the light output goes up and down at low battery power. This is very annoying. So I then disabled the automatic brightness adjustment, then the problem is gone. It also happens that the automatic brightness is disabled without my interaction.

My problems seems to be the same problem like a dozen others on the thread.

So if would be great if HTC could solve this, so that the brightness adjustment is more stable and is not going up and down in a few seconds...
[HTC One X] Spl4tt:
my screenflicker didn't fix.

and i realize a new problem :/

the edges on my HOX are not responsive. all of them

i noticed this when i downloaded chrome to test the tab feature (when you swipe from right to left, or left to right) it didn't work, or just rarely.

on a friends HOX it worked flawlessly, so i tested my digitizer with the dev tools app (results are attached)

as you see, the screen just doesn't response at the edge, instead it begins "recognizing" my touches on another place, except when when you slide from anywhere to the edge

i searched, and didn't find any solution. this happens on every ROM or kernel i tried.

somebody knows how to fix? :/ didn't want to create a new thread.. but i will if nobody knows something
[HTC One X] farnsbarns:
I don't know why you didn't want to start a new thread but you should have done, regardless of your reluctance. I will say, I have the same issue. but thought it was normal. If you start your thread let's discuss it there.
[HTC One X] Spl4tt:
ty. new thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=28368312#post28368312
[HTC One X] Cloudane:
What was the consensus on the flicker after 1.29?

It's been WELL over 2 weeks, and still flickering pretty badly here. A prime example is while on the sync status screen during a sync using the "FolderSync" software. It's flickering (as in going dim for a millisecond) ALL the time.
[HTC One X] BenPope:
There are two 1.29s, only the latter fixed the screen.
[HTC One X] LaneyEFC:
Think I have the flicker :( when I enter a dark area on my screen its like it flashes, I mainly notice this in play store on grey area's... It's my 3rd one x... Now on sh25 which I received last Monday, not sure whether I should ring them back or wait for 1.29 to come on three to see if it's software, suggestions?
[HTC One X] and313:
Nice. Im gonna return mine and demand a new one. Its just crazy what htc is doing these days
[HTC One X] ste1164:
Id hang back if it doesnt have any other issues I had the flicker on a device i just got. After I installed 1.29 I waited a while and now they have gone.
[HTC One X] nech.q:
The first HOX I got from Optus had black-light issue with it, I placed an early life failure order for that phone straight after I found the issue.

Only a couple of days waiting and they approved my claim and send me a new one. Pretty straight forward.

Conclusion is, its could be easier to solve hardware related issues with carrier instead of manufacturer.
[HTC One X] DJ_GLiTCH:
I have always come back to this thread now and again to see the progress on HTC's part for this issue, but as it never really affected me I never paid close attention. However, I can now confirm that I have the screen flicker issue... I never did before, and I am unsure as to why it has appeared so suddenly. I updated my phone to 1.29(.???) about a month ago, but only noticed the issue over the last week when my battery is running anywhere under 50% and the lighting isn't "bright" (or natural, which tends to be brighter than fluro's anyway). It's not all the time, and it's only ever so often, but it is noticeable (at first I just thought it was bad lighting in the room causing the brightness on my screen to change). Any further updates on the matter? I'd hate to take this in for repair only to find that it hasn't been fixed and I've had no phone for about a month with no valid justification... I'm really hoping that this is fixed before Jelly Bean and the Playstation Mobile/Suite compatibility is released, as they should have nailed this long before the initial release of such a otherwise excellent device.
[HTC One X] PhilipL:
Hi

It is worth nothing there a couple of things going on here:

1) The display uses dynamic contrast, this is both to save power and provide more contrast. This means sometimes you can notice a shift in the back-light brightness, for example on a dark menu, the back light dims, open up a menu that is white causes the back-light to ramp up a bit. As there is a slight delay you can often notice this and it looks like the back-light has flickered. This is more noticeable in a dim environment with a lowered display brightness. When you consider this and watch it, it soon becomes noticeable after a while that the shift in the back-light is responding to changes in the display.

2) Noticeable random flickering, which looks like the back-light is flickering. When you see this it almost certainly isn't the back-light, to check this look at the screen from an oblique angle which means you are starting to look beneath the LCD panel into the back light directly. Do you see it flickering now? Chances are you don't. This second flickering is the actual LCD pixels in the panel fluctuating slightly, it might also be constructive interference between the LED back-light PWM control, and what is known as 'frame rate control' which is a trick LCD displays use to show more colours, and they flicker the pixels very fast in order to trick our eyes into seeing a colour the panel doesn't natively support. It might also just be fluctuations or interference from the CPU or other components as it doesn't take much to cause an LCD pixel to react and twist slightly. If you have ever held an LCD calculator or watch LCD display in your hand you can make the digits appear by just touching the connections. It is most likely interference if this is suddenly more noticeable at a certain charge state of the battery, as at different voltages there will be switch mode power regulators changing the frequency at which they switch and at some point perhaps are producing just the right frequency of interference to effect the panel.

The flickering is more noticeable on a light grey background simply because the LCD pixels are now being held balanced in 'mid twist', like anything held finely balanced, it doesn't take much to throw that balance out slightly. If something causes the pixel to slightly excite and twist just a bit either side of it's balance point then it blocks more or less light, if this is repeated for a group of pixels, we see a flicker.

These problems can be avoided on larger panels and displays easily, but when you have all theses electronics squashed into a tiny phone, these sorts of issues are just an expected characteristic sometimes, you just have to accept them or try a different phone or different product completely.

Regards

Phil
[HTC One X] and313:
Im sorry but to accept something like that is just unacceptable. It would be acceptable if htc would say, hey its flickering badly sometimes, before you actually buy it. But then nobody would buy it :)
[HTC One X] Zrx1:
I had to register just to keep this thread from suicide. Sorry for not being helpful with somem info in my first post, ive been a lurker for quite som time and been following The one x forum with Great internet as my initial enthusiasm for my first Android phone has changed to a feeling of despair and just giving up as a consumer. I think htc have behaved extremely bad with the one x issues.

So what's up with the flickering guys? I still think it's a universal issue and not isolated to faulty handsets, especially after seeing the Tegra 3 powered nexus 7 flickering aswell. Is there anything going on about solving the issue? Or is the lack of information a "lid on" - tactics from nvidia and htc to keep unbothered customers from demanding repairs?

What are your thoughts?

(as a side note the flickering on my device was reduced on the 1.29.401.11 update but never solved and the low light setting is still unbearable. Also Chrome is unusable! )

Cheers dudes, happy to be part of this forum despite my sour tone :)
[HTC One X] Spl4tt:
the N7 has flickering too? intresting.

my OneX is still flickering like crazy. sometimes less, sometimes more, but it's always flickering. sometimes even in areas where it's not gray.

i gave up fixing it or getting a new device, i just wait for the next nexus phone and never going back to htc.

the whole quality sucks, compared to old htc. my screen is full of little scratches, even though i handle it like my old HD2 (wich never had scratches until i dropped it when i was drunk and wanted to get out of the taxi and then even stood on the phone...)

it get's just too hot, even when i undervolt it (can't wait for winter with warm pockets)

and screen is unresponsive on all edges ( http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1755303 )

this was just enough. the HD2 was perfect, this one is still okay, it feels still better than plastic sammy, but it's just not htc anymore.

oh and, welcome, finally you registered xP
[HTC One X] benno4403:
I am curious.. more people having this backlight flickering issue? because I have it.. It could be ROM related but I am not sure..

What has been the official HTC statement or outcome on this matter? confused:
[HTC One X] farnsbarns:
It's all in the op. Simply put, 1.29 fixed it for all but a handful of people. If you have got 1.29.xxx.11 or higher and your screen still flickers, return it. That said, some people found it was fixed if they flashed the entire RUU rather than the OTA. For 2.17 I used the RUU and I think it's disappearing so maybe that's the key for the few people who still have flicker.

I'll report back here again, and update the op in a week. (It takes up to 2 weeks to calibrate and adjust to your specific device)
[HTC One X] BATFINK74:
Well im flashed the RUU of the 4.0.4 update and my hox still flickers,sohuld i contact htc or my carrier? had a titful now with the flicker to be honest
[HTC One X] farnsbarns:
My RUU theory is only a theory but if it turns out to be right it'll take up to 2 weeks to correct the flickering. It's up to you but I'm not writing it off yet.

I only get it at min brightness under 70% battery so it's live-with-able for now.
[HTC One X] BWA80:
Hi!

I bought my HOX from a guy on the net about 2 months ago, all in all its about 4 months old. I noticed the flickering from the begining, I updated to the latest ruu and I have still the flickering issue, sometimes not noticeable other times very noticeable.. So I would say its a hardware issue.

So are you saying I could get a new replacement or a repair?

Thanks!
[HTC One X] mkko:
I'm having the same problem and its getting pretty annoying. I dont think it is a software issue since i updated my phone 3 times after it started flickering.
[HTC One X] Robpollard:
Had the flicker, on custom Roms too, but since 2.xx base its gone. Awesome. The screen gets too many scratches too fast (my desire Z had 2 years of heavy usage without a scratch), but apart from this its a now perfect phone.

(arhd 9.0.2 with Rom cleaner & couple of mods)
[HTC One X] subek:
HTC Poland told me that there will be no any statement because its a minor bug and they will just exchanging the phones, nothing else.
[HTC One X] vegetaleb:
So UK shipments are to blame!

Unless this forum is for UK users only, it's clear that very few people from rest of the world have flickering.

It explains too why some people changed 6 to 8 times their One X and still get flickering, HTC Europe should today before tomorrow take out ALL the One X from UK and send a new ''clean'' shipment.

They should inspect the source of defects in factories so this problem won't be repeated elsewhere
[HTC One X] DazNoonan:
If only it was as easy as all that... I think HTC's plan is simply "Let customers keep exchanging until they get lucky, we will deal with the bad devices when we get them back".

Nothing more and nothing less, its appalling from them.
[HTC One X] hamdir:
yea its very weird its mostly in the UK? maybe UK electricity is to blame :D
[HTC One X] bigdyl69:
Count me in!

Jade Walton, UK

Tom Bull, UK

Michael Palmer. Uk

Martin Arnold, UK

Nikhil Solanki UK

Tahir Hussain UK

Mike Huxley, UK

Simon Aspinall uk

Alan Goodwin. UK

Philip Arnold UK

seb nicholls uk

Tom Crook, UK

Ed O'Sullivan, UK

Charlie Myall, UK

Darren Noonan, UK

Jonathan Cregut , France

Jorrit Pouw, The Netherlands

Phil Riddell, UK

Paul Fairbrother, uk

Gareth Loader. UK

Lawrence Cook, UK

Andrew Burton, UK

Paul Shrubsole, UK

Andy Keats UK

Gavin Devine, UK.

Victor Stastra, The Netherlands

Kenny Andreassen, Denmark

Ian Martindale, UK

Paul Seddon, UK

Saud Khan, UK

Thomas Man UK

Kevin Breugelmans, Belgium

Zsolt Beke, Slovakia

Jeroen Maas, UK

Jordan manley, UK

Phil Middlemass, UK

Tim Teunissen, Netherlands

Mark Lambourne,UK

Craig Buck, UK

Jonathan Statt, UK

Nigel Brandon "3" UK

Osman Mrzljak, NL

marc gibb scotland

Imraan Sarwar, UK

Elisha Eubank, UK

David Hewitt UK

Keith Flavell, UK

Jon Martin, UK

Steven Bell, UK

Cesar Pimenta Lima UK

Ruhana Qureshi UK

Omar Qureshi UK

Arif I Billah UK

James Smith, UK

Dylan Law, UK
[HTC One X] janne303:
A lot of them in Sweden to

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[HTC One X] lammertsm:
Count me in!

Jade Walton, UK

Tom Bull, UK

Michael Palmer. Uk

Martin Arnold, UK

Nikhil Solanki UK

Tahir Hussain UK

Mike Huxley, UK

Simon Aspinall uk

Alan Goodwin. UK

Philip Arnold UK

seb nicholls uk

Tom Crook, UK

Ed O'Sullivan, UK

Charlie Myall, UK

Darren Noonan, UK

Jonathan Cregut , France

Jorrit Pouw, The Netherlands

Phil Riddell, UK

Paul Fairbrother, uk

Gareth Loader. UK

Lawrence Cook, UK

Andrew Burton, UK

Paul Shrubsole, UK

Andy Keats UK

Gavin Devine, UK.

Victor Stastra, The Netherlands

Kenny Andreassen, Denmark

Ian Martindale, UK

Paul Seddon, UK

Saud Khan, UK

Thomas Man UK

Kevin Breugelmans, Belgium

Zsolt Beke, Slovakia

Jeroen Maas, UK

Jordan manley, UK

Phil Middlemass, UK

Tim Teunissen, Netherlands

Mark Lambourne,UK

Craig Buck, UK

Jonathan Statt, UK

Nigel Brandon "3" UK

Osman Mrzljak, NL

marc gibb scotland

Imraan Sarwar, UK

Elisha Eubank, UK

David Hewitt UK

Keith Flavell, UK

Jon Martin, UK

Steven Bell, UK

Cesar Pimenta Lima UK

Ruhana Qureshi UK

Omar Qureshi UK

Arif I Billah UK

James Smith, UK

Dylan Law, UK

M. Lammerts, The Netherlands
[HTC One X] evo6:
Maybe its because more handsets are getting sold in the UK? Just a thought.....
[HTC One X] wietse1988:
Screen Flicker - A pledge from HTC

Count me in!

Jade Walton, UK

Tom Bull, UK

Michael Palmer. Uk

Martin Arnold, UK

Nikhil Solanki UK

Tahir Hussain UK

Mike Huxley, UK

Simon Aspinall uk

Alan Goodwin. UK

Philip Arnold UK

seb nicholls uk

Tom Crook, UK

Ed O'Sullivan, UK

Charlie Myall, UK

Darren Noonan, UK

Jonathan Cregut , France

Jorrit Pouw, The Netherlands

Phil Riddell, UK

Paul Fairbrother, uk

Gareth Loader. UK

Lawrence Cook, UK

Andrew Burton, UK

Paul Shrubsole, UK

Andy Keats UK

Gavin Devine, UK.

Victor Stastra, The Netherlands

Kenny Andreassen, Denmark

Ian Martindale, UK

Paul Seddon, UK

Saud Khan, UK

Thomas Man UK

Kevin Breugelmans, Belgium

Zsolt Beke, Slovakia

Jeroen Maas, UK

Jordan manley, UK

Phil Middlemass, UK

Tim Teunissen, Netherlands

Mark Lambourne,UK

Craig Buck, UK

Jonathan Statt, UK

Nigel Brandon "3" UK

Osman Mrzljak, NL

marc gibb scotland

Imraan Sarwar, UK

Elisha Eubank, UK

David Hewitt UK

Keith Flavell, UK

Jon Martin, UK

Steven Bell, UK

Cesar Pimenta Lima UK

Ruhana Qureshi UK

Omar Qureshi UK

Arif I Billah UK

James Smith, UK

Dylan Law, UK

M. Lammerts, The Netherlands

Wietse de Vries, NL
[HTC One X] lammertsm:
There is in the NL also a forum topic where the complaint is frequently mentioned
[HTC One X] eazy103:
The list:

Jade Walton, UK

Tom Bull, UK

Michael Palmer. Uk

Martin Arnold, UK

Nikhil Solanki UK

Tahir Hussain UK

Mike Huxley, UK

Simon Aspinall uk

Alan Goodwin. UK

Philip Arnold UK

seb nicholls uk

Tom Crook, UK

Ed O'Sullivan, UK

Charlie Myall, UK

Darren Noonan, UK

Jonathan Cregut , France

Jorrit Pouw, The Netherlands

Phil Riddell, UK

Paul Fairbrother, uk

Gareth Loader. UK

Lawrence Cook, UK

Andrew Burton, UK

Paul Shrubsole, UK

Andy Keats UK

Gavin Devine, UK.

Victor Stastra, The Netherlands

Kenny Andreassen, Denmark

Ian Martindale, UK

Paul Seddon, UK

Saud Khan, UK

Thomas Man UK

Kevin Breugelmans, Belgium

Zsolt Beke, Slovakia

Jeroen Maas, UK

Jordan manley, UK

Phil Middlemass, UK

Tim Teunissen, Netherlands

Mark Lambourne,UK

Craig Buck, UK

Jonathan Statt, UK

Nigel Brandon "3" UK

Osman Mrzljak, NL

marc gibb scotland

Imraan Sarwar, UK

Elisha Eubank, UK

David Hewitt UK

Keith Flavell, UK

Jon Martin, UK

Steven Bell, UK

Cesar Pimenta Lima UK

Ruhana Qureshi UK

Omar Qureshi UK

Arif I Billah UK

James Smith, UK

Dylan Law, UK

M. Lammerts, The Netherlands

Wietse de Vries, NL

Erik Zoons, The Netherlands.
[HTC One X] DazNoonan:
I urge anyone who is adding there names to this list to also contact HTC direct to ensure they are getting the message about this direct from you too.

UK site link is: http://www.htc.com/uk/contact/#chat-online
[HTC One X] DazNoonan:
Good Question... All 3 of mine so far have been Taiwan. Maybe we should discuss this in the other thread though as to not clog this one up?
[HTC One X] farnsbarns:
UPDATE:

I have just had a call from Robert Collins at HTC. He is preparing a statement to send to me. It seems like the goal may have been achieved although I don't know what the statement says yet and wouldn't want to speculate unduly.

The list

Jade Walton, UK

Tom Bull, UK

Michael Palmer. Uk

Martin Arnold, UK

Nikhil Solanki UK

Tahir Hussain UK

Mike Huxley, UK

Simon Aspinall uk

Alan Goodwin. UK

Philip Arnold UK

seb nicholls uk

Tom Crook, UK

Ed O'Sullivan, UK

Charlie Myall, UK

Darren Noonan, UK

Jonathan Cregut , France

Jorrit Pouw, The Netherlands

Phil Riddell, UK

Paul Fairbrother, uk

Gareth Loader. UK

Lawrence Cook, UK

Andrew Burton, UK

Paul Shrubsole, UK

Andy Keats UK

Gavin Devine, UK.

Victor Stastra, The Netherlands

Kenny Andreassen, Denmark

Ian Martindale, UK

Paul Seddon, UK

Saud Khan, UK

Thomas Man UK

Kevin Breugelmans, Belgium

Zsolt Beke, Slovakia

Jeroen Maas, UK

Jordan manley, UK

Phil Middlemass, UK

Tim Teunissen, Netherlands

Mark Lambourne,UK

Craig Buck, UK

Jonathan Statt, UK

Nigel Brandon "3" UK

Osman Mrzljak, NL

marc gibb scotland

Imraan Sarwar, UK

Elisha Eubank, UK

David Hewitt UK

Keith Flavell, UK

Jon Martin, UK

Steven Bell, UK

Cesar Pimenta Lima UK

Ruhana Qureshi UK

Omar Qureshi UK

Arif I Billah UK

James Smith, UK

Dylan Law, UK

M. Lammerts, The Netherlands

Wietse de Vries, NL

Erik Zoons, The Netherlands.
[HTC One X] DazNoonan:
Thanks for the update... Hopefully he will come back with something worth reading. I look forward to your next update.
[HTC One X] Arkaknio:
Add me to the list:

Enrique Ferrater, Spain
[HTC One X] JimmyEatFood:
Amazing work !
[HTC One X] farnsbarns:
Jade Walton, UK

Tom Bull, UK

Michael Palmer. Uk

Martin Arnold, UK

Nikhil Solanki UK

Tahir Hussain UK

Mike Huxley, UK

Simon Aspinall uk

Alan Goodwin. UK

Philip Arnold UK

seb nicholls uk

Tom Crook, UK

Ed O'Sullivan, UK

Charlie Myall, UK

Darren Noonan, UK

Jonathan Cregut , France

Jorrit Pouw, The Netherlands

Phil Riddell, UK

Paul Fairbrother, uk

Gareth Loader. UK

Lawrence Cook, UK

Andrew Burton, UK

Paul Shrubsole, UK

Andy Keats UK

Gavin Devine, UK.

Victor Stastra, The Netherlands

Kenny Andreassen, Denmark

Ian Martindale, UK

Paul Seddon, UK

Saud Khan, UK

Thomas Man UK

Kevin Breugelmans, Belgium

Zsolt Beke, Slovakia

Jeroen Maas, UK

Jordan manley, UK

Phil Middlemass, UK

Tim Teunissen, Netherlands

Mark Lambourne,UK

Craig Buck, UK

Jonathan Statt, UK

Nigel Brandon "3" UK

Osman Mrzljak, NL

marc gibb scotland

Imraan Sarwar, UK

Elisha Eubank, UK

David Hewitt UK

Keith Flavell, UK

Jon Martin, UK

Steven Bell, UK

Cesar Pimenta Lima UK

Ruhana Qureshi UK

Omar Qureshi UK

Arif I Billah UK

James Smith, UK

Dylan Law, UK

M. Lammerts, The Netherlands

Wietse de Vries, NL

Erik Zoons, The Netherlands.

Enrique Ferrater, Spain
[HTC One X] turbox:
Count me in too:

Jean-marie Genet, FRANCE

the list:

Jade Walton, UK

Tom Bull, UK

Michael Palmer. Uk

Martin Arnold, UK

Nikhil Solanki UK

Tahir Hussain UK

Mike Huxley, UK

Simon Aspinall uk

Alan Goodwin. UK

Philip Arnold UK

seb nicholls uk

Tom Crook, UK

Ed O'Sullivan, UK

Charlie Myall, UK

Darren Noonan, UK

Jonathan Cregut , France

Jorrit Pouw, The Netherlands

Phil Riddell, UK

Paul Fairbrother, uk

Gareth Loader. UK

Lawrence Cook, UK

Andrew Burton, UK

Paul Shrubsole, UK

Andy Keats UK

Gavin Devine, UK.

Victor Stastra, The Netherlands

Kenny Andreassen, Denmark

Ian Martindale, UK

Paul Seddon, UK

Saud Khan, UK

Thomas Man UK

Kevin Breugelmans, Belgium

Zsolt Beke, Slovakia

Jeroen Maas, UK

Jordan manley, UK

Phil Middlemass, UK

Tim Teunissen, Netherlands

Mark Lambourne,UK

Craig Buck, UK

Jonathan Statt, UK

Nigel Brandon "3" UK

Osman Mrzljak, NL

marc gibb scotland

Imraan Sarwar, UK

Elisha Eubank, UK

David Hewitt UK

Keith Flavell, UK

Jon Martin, UK

Steven Bell, UK

Cesar Pimenta Lima UK

Ruhana Qureshi UK

Omar Qureshi UK

Arif I Billah UK

James Smith, UK

Dylan Law, UK

M. Lammerts, The Netherlands

Wietse de Vries, NL

Erik Zoons, The Netherlands.

Enrique Ferrater, Spain

Jean-marie Genet, France