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[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] airizsyah:
Did you mean stock mp3 player ? The best way to edit your mp3s is by using windows pc.. But in play store there is an app call Itag.. You can edit whatever info for your mp3s including album art.. But, as i said, the best way to edit your mp3s is by using windows pc. You may get the genre, album art etc corrently, but once you transfer your mp3s to any devices, (aka bluetooth) the mp3 player on that device wont recognize whatever info inside that mp3. So, to get the info stay on your mp3 player, use windows pc.

If you download your mp3 direct form your cell, and you plan to let em stay on your cell, use itag to add info for your mp3

If you transfer your mp3 from your pc to your cell, better edit em before transfer to your cell to avoid your mp3 player wont recognize the info inside your mp3
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Valachok:
thank you for your response!

the problem is that i have added all genre information into the id3-tags on windows. when i transfer the songs by mtp to my cell, the tags stay, but the stock mp3 player wont show all of them (he shows only title, artist, cover and year). and so there is no genre view of the songs ...
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] airizsyah:
Did you try to add info using windows media player, winamp or maybe real player.

And did you try itag from play store ?

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I just take a look at stock mp3 player.. Didnt mention any about genreoOr do i missing something here. But on stock mp3 player(my music), tab right menu in your cell and tab download music info maybe that would help.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Valachok:
yes, i've tried all of it! and the genre information is written in the with the id-3 tag! but the *** player does not show anything.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] airizsyah:
Guess the stock mp3 player are design no to show genre seem i cant fine any. 3rd party app should do the job.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Valachok:
i think you are right :( but the stock one is beautiful! i wanted to keep it.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] airizsyah:
Yup.. Stock kinda beautiful, but in play store there in a tons of beautiful mp3 player. My 2nd option after stock isuber music, out dated mp3player but still among the best looking player.. Just give it a try
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ap0nglakay:
i just wanna ask is it possible? i just rooted my Verizon r800x locked BL using superoneclick i am currently on 2.3.3.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Trygon:
You can use locked bl roms only. Unfortunately, no ICS for you.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zackspeed:
There may still be hope.

While 2.3.4 does work it is a bit flawed but if you don't mind being disconnected from Google servers its not a big deal. As for 2.3.3 I enjoyed Cola rom since I like to build my own setup and it is quite striped of clutter. There are a few other nice ones to try as well. Do hope the recent try to port some of the themes and such will work out as it would give us quite a few more options.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] sosobri:
Hey guys, I've been in love with my phone for the past two weeks. Now I'm on Vacay oversees. This phone is so damn light I didn't even realize they were in my swim trunks. Then boom it hit me 1 min later, phone in pocket and in the pool!!

Anyone with experience dropping it water or any advice regarding preventing further damage?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] SilverZero:
Bury it in a bowl of uncooked rice for a day or more. It will dry it out. There may be damage to the screen, or some contacts may be shorted, but this will help minimize damage. Also give it a few days to heal, some problems might go away as the last bits of water evaporate out.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Traceamount:
Dont turn it on, put it in rice for 48+ hours.

During those 48 hours, pray.

Good luck!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] DougYeti:
Damp rid

Go to the hardware and get some damp rid. Place the phone in a small tupperware, place that in a larger tupperware with the damp rid in it and seal for a week. I have received 2 phones this way.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] jr71x:
Take it apart and blowdry, that's the only way for sure, assuming you haven't tried to turn it on, good luck...
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] shook187:
Put in a insurance claim and forget it.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Technics0891:
My OG 4G was submerged and I brought it back to life with no issues.

1. Like others have said do not turn the phone on

2. Do not blow dry the phone, if you have concerns with the contaminants in the pool water you CAN give the phone an alcohol wipe down. Alcohol evaporates quickly and can help to draw excess water out of small crevices while cleaning contacts, boards, etc

3. SETUP a drying chamber like others have recommended. Either using the rice

method or using a desiccant like Damp Rid. Put that in a shoe box along with

the phone and tightly seal it. 3 days minimum up to a full week. It took my

OG 5 days to come around.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] shook187:
That kind of rice works better, long grain, short grain, broken rice, Jasmine?:D
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] IAmSixNine:
You need to take it apart and clean it NOW.

Pool water is highly clorinated. Chlorine is a corrosive.

Even drying it out or using rice will still damage the device. The water / chlorine are already in the device. Since its got a non removable battery the unit will still have power running to parts of it.

What needs to happen is

1, file a claim and replace it.

2. If you can get it apart. remove the battery and start to clean it with isopropoyl alchohol or contact cleaning solution.

But my guess is since it actually went underwater the LCD will have spots on it as well.

At this point its probably going to be a bad device.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Rydah:
easy way to turn it off, if on still, hold power for 10 sec, when in off state, hold vol down, boot into bootloader, select fastboot, select power down.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] megabiteg:
Don't use a blower that will accelerate the oxidation on the circuits.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] sosobri:
Thanks for the suggestions guys, I think I might have to say one good prayer in hopes of getting this device to work. Im in the Philippines so my phone doesn't have signal anyways I just mainly up use it as a wifi device, the real problem is when I get home. But if I do file a claim now maybe I'll have one waiting for me when I get back from vacation. Thanks for the help
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Hi5josh:
Let the phone sit for a day or two, or until majority of the water evaporates naturally. (do not put in sun or apply direct heat, as it will make your screen fog and cause bubbles etc.) When majority of the water is out then take a blow dryer on cool or normal (not hot or warm) and apply to phone covering all areas for at least 30 mins. You need to take of the back plastic face plate as it is easy to remove and will easily hold water. If you can watch a video on how to access the batter (if you cant find one there are some for the One X line witch is very similar in build). If water is near the battery or any electrical circuits it could easily fry. If you are unsure if the water is not completely out of it you have either not waited long enough or applied enough air to the phone. Good Luck and Remember do not turn on wet electronics! THAT'S A NO-NO!!! :eek:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] mswlogo:
+1

Blow dry as in a can of air. Not a blow dryer.

Don't forget a pool has chlorine in the water. It may even be worth rinsing. Then blow dry and then let it sit.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] gokart2:
Take the rear cover off. Was gonna say remove the battery too, lol. But the sealed tupperware/bag of white rice works. Be patient as hard as that is.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] USMC retired:
water logged phone

I like the insurance claim option the best also, I suspect that if it comes around, it will never be the same again, and I would be concerned that one day, for no particular reason, it will simply stop working.

Get a new phone, and call it a day. These things happen dude
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] jr71x:
The key is to get it apart and get every bit of water out/dried, I guess I shoulda mentioned to watch aspects of things to not get hot, however a regular blow dryer on low or cool shouldn't hurt anything, it will be a delicate process. First things first though, get the battery out, do not try and turn it on. I've fixed thousands of microelectronic boards, traces, solder points, and water damage accounts for about 75% of most of what I've seen. If you aren't comfortable with this as most wouldn't be, find someone who is or try some kind of tep, tsp, whatever but it doesn't sound like that's an option... Good luck and follow up, I'd like to hear how it turns out...
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] AndrolinRoot:
HI,as you know on aosp there isnt a normal tvout opption so I think we must mod the frameworkbase like this!

This is only for testing and you could brick your phone!

Use only at your own risk!

HDMI: changes to notify audio on hdmi connect.

- When DVI monitor is connected, audio service should not be notified

- remove the redundant changes to check HDCP during boot up

- On connect, check for HDCP/DVI mode and handle audio accordingly

Change-Id: I2af352570eddd4820a9d5ee232f4e2f351c0c524

CRs-fixed: 324931

Update HDMI Notification mechanism and minor cleanup

-- Update HDMI notification mechanism to be based on switch

node, /devices/virtual/switch/hdmi

-- Remove unused SurfaceComposerClient object.

-- Use path /sys/devices/virtual/graphics instead of symlink

/sys/class/graphics

-- Remove support for intents HDMI_CABLE_CONNECTED,

HDMI_CABLE_DISCONNECTED, HDMI_CONNECTED, HDMI_DISCONNECTED.

-- Add support in AudioPolicyManager to handle non HDMI modes.

CRs-fixed: 325697

(cherry picked from commit dd1ef209a42794415b1a06ff947028b26f028fa9)

Change-Id: I07dc58c700b8a2f4c7e086c688e277ce66b3e4c3

HDMIService: Minor fixes in the HDMI Service

- When the cable is connected, set the best mode for HDMI,

no need to store the current best mode, as this can cause

issues when a different TV is connected.

- start the HDMIDaemon from the Service, this will help ensure

HDMI Mirroring works after framework reboot

CRs-fixed: 333941 333497

(cherry picked from commit eb4ade6e6908c49a2e624a71ff1265e14c0b4ec7)

Conflicts:

services/java/com/android/server/HDMIService.java

Change-Id: Ic87d1703065a284878e7e9c8adac3afb6def56ec

HDMIService: getModeOrder to return order based on resolution

- getModeOrder function used to return order based on the resolution,

modified that to be based on the best resolution

This fixes the problem where the HDMI TV used to support 1080p@30Hz

but still it was picking 1080p@24Hz

- mCurrentMode stores the current display mode on HDMI, reset it when

the cable is disconnected

(cherry picked from commit 91cb5160ca2b4aaee7cc8c01f6d7162e9c55d67a)

Change-Id: I3efbe385603560330600eab3adeb0da1f1e102aa

FOUND:http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/16945/

We maybe could at files from kqb to cm7?

Would be great if texten or someone could help;)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] john9:
nice work will try ..
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Mikolak28:
You trying to port this suggest that TV-out worked for you guys before? : O

Me and a couple of my friends who also have SGS+ tried, and it doesn't work on any of our devices with any type of cable.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] AndrolinRoot:
Thats because our device isn´t right build! you need a headset adapter because you need to change +/- Poles! You need a nokia c-75u cable+ this headsetadapter and than its working ;)

Now we are trying to port this to cm7!

tvout on stock is working!
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] texten:
here is a tvout hack for android 4 on samsung devices.

https://github.com/Onecosmic/Android-4.0.3-device-files/tree/master/tvouthack

good luck.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] dbx4:
Exactly, and I can confirm it works that way on Samsung stock ROMs.

I also use the Nokia CA-75U 3.5mm to composite cable with a TRRS adapter that changes the pin order. The adapter is necessary to change the pin order of the TRRS headphone jack:

L -> L

R -> R

GND -> MIC

MIC -> GND

Here's a store selling such an adapter, you will have to find a local one: http://www.meelec.com/MEE_TRRS_Adapter_for_P_Version_Headphones_p/adptr-trrs-35.htm

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(click to enlarge)

The way it works:

1. In system settings, enable TV out and set TV type (NTSC or PAL)

2. Connect headphone adapter to headphone jack and to video adapter

3. Connect video adapter to headphone adapter and to composite plugs in TV (video, audio left, audio right).

The important thing is that unlike the Galaxy S2 which has HDMI out through the miniUSB plug, we have just regular analogue TV out through the headphone jack in low resolution and quality. This is why I don't think any code related to HDMI will help.

We should probably look closer at Galaxy S solutions, I think they also only have TV out through the headphone jack.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] AndrolinRoot:
Ok I see..
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] AndrolinRoot:
I have wrote to the galaxy s ics slim devs ;)

Maybe they can show us the solution
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] dbx4:
Update: Tested under mazen's CM7 and it's looking better there.

tvoutserver and libraries are already included and they run without error. tvouthack also runs. I don't get a picture on the TV though.

The missing component atm is AriesParts.apk - I don't have a CM7 repository handy to compile it against.

Maybe mazen can help?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] texten:
i have already uploaded the whole kqb system folder ;)

click to download
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] AndrolinRoot:
Use at your risk;)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] texten:
cm7 by mazen > github , ariesparts.apk > https://github.com/code2k/android_device_samsung_ariesve/tree/master/AriesParts
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] AndrolinRoot:
https://github.com/code2k/android_d.../com/cyanogenmod/AriesParts/TvOutService.java

Can someone build this, because i am in ukraina and watch EM 2012:D
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] dbx4:
I added the missing declarations to AriesParts/src/android/hardware/TvOut.java:

public native void _setHdmiCableConnected(int paramInt);
public native boolean _isHdmiEnabled();
public native boolean _isHdmiSuspended();
public native boolean _isHdmiCableConnected();
public native boolean _SetTvoutHdmiStatus(int paramInt);
public native void _TvOutHdmiSuspend(String paramString);
public native boolean _TvOutEnableHDMISubtitleOn();
public native void _TvOutPostHDMISubtitle(String paramString);
public native boolean _isHDMISubtitleOn();
public native void _TvOutDisableHDMISubtitleOn();
public native void _TvOutPostHDMIBitmap(Bitmap paramBitmap);
public native boolean _isHdmiDualEnabled();
public native void _SetTvoutHdmiDualStatus(int paramInt);

Now AriesParts.apk starts up and you can turn on TV out - but nothing happens :(

Since there are no errors of any kind in the logcat and no picture on the TV, I'm giving up.

Maybe someone else wants to try his luck, I've attached the relevant files:

- AriesParts.apk goes into /system/app

- tvouthack goes into /system/bin

- tvoutserver needs to be running when you try to open Settings -> Device Settings. If the init.qcom.rc didn't start it properly, start it manually in Terminal
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] AndrolinRoot:
Whats about TvOut.java

and where to place init.qcom.rc and ueventd.gt-i9001.rc

there you forgot to at direction for pasting
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] dbx4:
Yeah I just realized that the init.rc and ueventd.rc stuff must be packed into the kernel ramdisk.

I changed the mazen Cm7_Fixed2.1 boot.img accordingly and attached the new boot.img here. You will have to either replace the boot.img inside Cm7_Fixed2.1.zip before flashing it or if you're already running cm7 flash the new boot.img kernel with broodplank's quickflasher.

I'm done with this for now, maybe someone else can take a crack at it in the future...
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] texten:
maybe there are also some codecs missing, i've found these files in many ics roms. these files are missing in ics-roms for our device.

[B][COLOR="Red"]from kqb[/COLOR][/B]

[B]/system/bin[/B]
tvoutserver

[B]/system/etc[/B]
vold.conf

[B]/system/lib[/B]
lib_tvoutengine.so
libtvout.so
libtvout_jni.so
libtvoutservice.so

[B][COLOR="Red"]from android 4[/COLOR][/B]

[B]/system/lib[/B]
libOMX.SEC.AVC.Decoder.aries.so
libOMX.SEC.AVC.Encoder.aries.so
libOMX.SEC.M4V.Decoder.aries.so
libOMX.SEC.M4V.Encoder.aries.so
libSEC_OMX_Core.aries.so
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] AndrolinRoot:
But we are talking at cm7 at the moment..
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] texten:
you can try this also with cm7. we have nothing to compare, just ics.

or try to find a cm7 with working tv-out and compare with our rom.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] AndrolinRoot:
I think the problem is debug mode...We must put off it and than it must work..

Could someone make a zip so that I can test?
[Galaxy S III General] Lennyuk:
Just wish to let you all know that the S3 "bounce" charges like many HTC and other phones do.

For those of you that are not aware what this means:

The phone will charge to 100% then it will drop to 95% and charge back to 100% again.

It does this whilst it continues to display that it is 100% charged.

What this means is though, for those of us that charge overnight, that it is potluck in the morning when you unplug your phone what percentage you will really be at between 95% and 100%.

You may notice that your phone drops from 100% extremely quickly once unplugged.

Now before you all complain about this too much it is meant to increase the lifespan of the battery in the long run, just damn annoying when my "fully charged" phone drops to 95% within 5 minutes of unplugging.
[Galaxy S III General] TommUK:
All phones with lithium ion batteries do this.

Your phone doesn't actually charge ever charge to 100% anyway unless you 'bump charge' it which will decrease the lifespan of your battery.

There's a good read explaining this, I'll find the link and post it up later.
[Galaxy S III General] Lennyuk:
There are varying extremes though, the HTC desire for example discharged to 90% where as the S2 did it to 99% so barely noticeable at all.
[Galaxy S III General] stingus:
But is it normal to lid up the display and to sound the notification for full battery several times every night? Mine does that, basically it charges to 100%, sounds the notification and lids the display, than (probably) discharges, charges again and sounds the notification. This goes on and on, leaving me with with no option but to put in silent mode.

Do I have an issue with my S3?
[HTC Incredible S] phonetech101:
I keep getting really bad signal on my phone. 3g keeps dropping out then it goes to EDGE then that randomly drops out.

Any help would be much appreciated :D
[HTC Incredible S] sirholm:
Stock rom or custom? How old are the phone... Give us something to work with besides it is a Incredible S ;-)
[HTC Incredible S] sashank:
Have you updated the radio to the latest version?
[HTC Incredible S] phonetech101:
I'm using nikhil's we want ics Rom. With the newest radio. Phone is about a year old. I'm in Australia on Telstra network and reception is terrible most of time. I have compared phone to stock ones and there seems to be something going wrong with mine as others get better service and stays in 3g.
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
You are on telstra with the incredible s.

The Inc S supports 3g frequencies of 900/2100mhz

Optus has these 3g frequences, which is why we dont have many problems

Telstra has mainly 3g 850mhz and some 2100mhz. Your phone can only get 2100mhz, that is why you have no 3g most of the time.

http://whirlpool.net.au/wiki/mobile_phone_frequencies

http://www.htc.com/www/smartphones/htc-incredible-s/#specs

Basically you are using a optus optimised phone on the telstra network.
[HTC Incredible S] phonetech101:
Best answer ever, cheers mate.

So I'm guessing if I was to get a 4g compatible handset it would have fast internet yes?
[HTC Incredible S] ChaseVoid:
Is it possible to add support for other frequencies for better coverage?

Any radios or something?
[HTC Incredible S] Ichabond:
No, this is purely hardware.
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] telis12:
here are the recently released apps

nba tv and chaton

the chaton works very good

the nba tv has problems

both are from chinese site
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ryoma_Kun:
Hi everyone,

i don't know if someone already encountered this but sometimes my GS3 does not respond when i try to wake him up. (it's not turned off just standby). The screen stays black en nothing works. One time the screen did woke up but i couldn't unlock it because the touchscreen didnt work. It could not be turned off and the buttons didn't do anything! The only way for me to get out of this was a battery pull! :mad:

I did not root or modify anything on this phone because i like the stock samsung TW for the first time :).

Did anyone else have this problem? And how did u solve this? Thank u.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dnlgee:
Possibly due to an app you have installed.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ryoma_Kun:
Thank u i didn't thought of that. Is their an easy way to find out wich app this could cause? I still find it very weird. If an app is not compatible than it just shouldnt install intead of breakin the phone right? XD
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chicoelnino:
This happened me last night as well. Couldn't do anything other than turn the phone off, and when it came back on it was fine again.

Unrooted as well. Would like to find out how I can prevent this from happening again?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bala_gamer:
if you are not sure about the root cause of the problem better factory reset your mobile
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ryoma_Kun:
Yes, if it happens again than i will try that. But i already sent the unit back from were i ordered it. They will send me a new one because its their policy to send a new one if something happens in 2 weeks.

So i will see if it still occurs with the new one otherwise its one of my apps. Than i will install only a few apps and see what causes it. If it doesnt occur one more thime than the unit was faulty. Ill keep u guys updated.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ryoma_Kun:
Did it happen once? My phone had it like 3 times so thats why i sent it back. But if it still occurs with my new phone than it must be one of the apps i got :) Luckily they got DOA policy. I asked if it includes ''the phone does not work as it should" and they said yes send it back u will get a new one :) yaay but now i have no phone :(
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sama:
I had this. After a hard reset, multiple times, and configuring with no accounts (no samsaung account, no google, nothing), it still happened. I ended up returning the phone and I've not had a single problem since.

I think it was either faulty memory or a dodgy firmware flash (more likely). Either way, I didn't care to find out and now it's all good.

:)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ryoma_Kun:
Yes lucky i found this out early too.. Because after another week i wouldnt get a new one and now i get :P
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Reviewers:
Factory reset your phone.

Hope everything turns out alright.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Kcarpenter:
Just as any FYI, I didn't know it -

There are 2 ways to take screen shots on the EVO LTE.

1. Press and Hold Power and tap the Home button. This drops the screen shot right into your camera folder.

2. Press and Hold Power + Volume Down. Takes a screen shot, and puts it into a screen shot folder. You can also review it once its done.

I know several of you probably already know this, but noobs like me probably had no idea that there where 2 ways and they acted differently.