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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rrmzr1:
Hey master acehole. I think I found a lil fix. Thru power amp settings and headset settings I raised the headset handler priority. The sound loss stopped. Thanks for all of ur help bro.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rrmzr1:
Damn. The issue returned. I'm at a. Complete loss. Is anyone other than me and ace hole having this issue.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] thelastlongbow:
Having the same issue

I'm having the same issue on my S3 running poweramp, though I'm not on Sprint (got it unlocked, international).

The only differences:

- I'm using a bluetooth headset

- The song resume's but there's no audio from the headset at all (not even after 5, 10 minutes - however long)

- I have to turn bluetooth off/on to get the audio back

I also tried using the stock player with the same results!

Would love to know if it's a problem with the phone, app or headset.

Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Blaiser47:
Exact same issue here. Must be a samsung thing because many people are having it across ROMs and music players, so annoying! Anyone find a fix yet?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Cypriot00:
I can verify this as well.

Happens with Amazon MP3, Stitcher Radio and Audible for me.

The delay for me is at least 1 minute, but if you close the audio app and reopen it, then everything is fine (so it can work before the 1 minute).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Tecnomantis:
Try Monkey Media player

Try monkey media player, I had the same issue with my S3, but with Monkey media it got resolved. just an FYI you had to play with settings
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Samzebian:
Hey guys,

I currently have a nexus 7. I bought it on Tuesday, and I'm loving it so far.

I also pre-ordered one through Google Play the day after I/O and just received that one yesterday.

My question is, should I return them both and just get the TF700T instead? Has anyone had any experience in either devices? I love the little form factor of the Nexus, but seeing as I am in college, the TF700T + dock would seem to make more sense. Does the 10.1" form factor really make that big of a difference on portability? What about weight?

I own an old HP touchpad, but it has a cracked screen + needs to be restored to factory defaults (issues with that, SD mount problems after updating CM9) and I'll probably sell the thing.

What do you guys reccomend? I use my tablet for web browsing, gaming, catching up on tech news and an occasional youtube video/netflix movie. In college I could use it instead of my laptop for most work that doesn't involve programming or running any cisco software (unless I use remote desktop or something)

I also use a Galaxy Nexus for a still pretty large mobile web experience, should I get the TF700T? Also, I couldn't find it anywhere else but tigerdirect or amazon with a markup.

ANY tips would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Parastie:
That's hard to answer really. In my opinion, there's a huge difference between the 7 inch and 10 inch tablets. The 10 inch is about twice the size of your nexus 7. Yes, it weighs more too. I use my prime as my primary device, but I don't do any programming. You have to really think about what you're going to use it for. The 7 is perfect for reading and web browsing (most sights), but the 10 is more like a small laptop.

I would not trade my prime for a nexus 7, but the smaller screen doesn't fit what I want. I think a 10 inch device can be your primary, but I don't think the 7 could.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] blaxican25:
i would take the tf700t over the nexus 7 and it will be updated to jelly bean soon.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] martabakeju:
My consideration is you need 2 hands to operate nexus 7 anyway, so why don't use a bigger screen instead ... so i'm sticking with my prime.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
Best solution, since you have 2 nexus 7. Return 1. Have a 700 & nexus 7. I have prime+dock & nexus 7. they compliment each other well.

They really can't be compared. 700 more powerful & has bigger high quality screen. but nexus 7 is a powerful little device also. Its no slouch. 7in. Form factor is far more portable.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mortakos:
How exactly does this post belong in this section of the forum? As you might see I am not a heavy poster but I follow the forum very closely. Can you please post on the correct device post, instead of just choosing the most popular in the hope to get more replies.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Samzebian:
I'm sorry but I did not see a dedicated forum for the TF700T. So where was I supposed to put it, the Nexus 7 forums? Almost everyone there would have said to get the Nexus 7 based on price alone. I feel like the owners of the TF700T would have a better judgement on the subject, having spent a good amount of cash on their tablet.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Samzebian:
technically I have 3 N7's. I have the 2 I have for myself, and I told my mom to get one. So I could use hers when she's not using it if I want to be able to have a 7 inch tablet. But there's no way I am going to keep 2 N7's and a TF700T in my house, kind of a waste of money for someone like me (part time retail salesman and full time college kid).

I think I might just return the N7's and get the TF700T. Where should I order it from?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ratman6161:
Well it's been a very long time (30 years) since I was a "college kid", but I would have thought that the TF700 with the keyboard dock would be a lot more versatile than the N7. And, though the N7 is more portable - carrying around a TF700 + dock won't be difficult. I currently carry around my TF201 and dock in a case and it's still roughly only 3 pounds.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] KOCTA:
I'd get rid of N7 and take TF700. Actually I bought TF700 already ;) 7 inches and lack of microSD is a deal killer.

You can order TF700 from Amazon or bhphotovideo.com
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] zenaxe:
I'd take one TF700 over two N7's any day.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tedr44:
N7 is just a downsized version of the 300 sans mem expansion whereas the 700 is a step above it. No comparison there.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nyijedi:
How is this thread allowed here? Just the other day an N7 thread discussing all of the defects and problems w/ the N7 was removed since it wasn't related to the Prime, but this one is okay? If anything, at least yesterday's thread compared the N7's defects w/ the Prime's defects. This thread literally has nothing to do with the Prime.

Anyway, to answer your question, I'd have to say neither, unless you feel like dealing with a company that practices poor design and has zero quality control:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1781237

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1770919

However, if you insist on one of these two devices, I'd go with the N7. The hardware may be falling apart (i.e., read about the display defects in the threads above), but at least the software is rock solid since it's done by Google and not Asus.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] SyXbiT:
does the Nexus 7 suffer from the poor I/O performance that the Prime does?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
no. on rl sqlite benchmark I scored 33 secs. overall on I/O performance(I posted the screenshot in another thread). that put my nexus 7 at the top of the list. other nexus 7 owners have scored similar also. prime issue is likely software/driver wise still.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ShelW:
I own the Transformer Prime, and just purchased a Nexus 7 for my daughter (11 years old)

If I/O performance refers to how long it takes to transfer data between my PC and the tablet, I'd say they both perform pretty much the same.

I've copied movies to both devices, and it does take a few minutes. However, they're between 700MB and 1.2GB in size, so I'm not that surprised or bothered about the slow transfer.

Haven't done any scientific tests, but based on general use, I don't find transferring data/files to the Nexus7 noticeably faster then when I transfer to my Transformer Prime (and I usually use AirDroid, so I transfer wirelessly, which I'm sure is slower then via cable)

Nexus7 is a fantastic device, and my daughter loves it! I wasn't willing to spend $500 for her, and I also felt the smaller size was a better fit.

She does lose a front camera, and microSD slot. She still has a camera for Skype, which she uses a lot, and the tablet has a beautiful display, and is buttery smooth!

It's an amazing device for the price! (not letting my Prime go, however)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
I based what I said off of benchmark scoring(from me n others in nexus 7 forum) and playstore downloads and installs. The apps download & install on nexus 7 alot faster than on prime. Plus the lag is nowhere to be seen on nexus 7 during the download/install of apps/games, unlike the prime. I can have all that going on in background of nexus 7 while doing other things and nothing will freeze up or lag.

Speed transfer from prime or nexus to a pc will be nerfed from it using MTP mode. If mounted as a USB mass storage device, like how it was on older android builds, those transfer speeds would be alot faster.(from what I've heard and read up here in xda)

I cant let my prime go either. But MY nexus 7 has definitely been stealing attention away from my prime. I used my prime earlier but had to put it up and take my nexus 7 off the charger. I'm really liking this 7in. Form factor. Far more portable and easier/lighter to hold. Not too small either(Im 6'5 with big hands so typing on Nexus 7 with thumb keyboard is seamless).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pecosROB:
Ditch em now and get one again later

If either are a 16 GB Nexus 7, sell them on eBay and get more than retail for them (or at least equal to retail, assuming they are in pristine condition).

Take money and buy TF700 with dock.

When fervor for Nexus 7 comes down, go buy another one to fill your 7" tablet needs. You may or may not want to get one after you have a TF700. I have the TF201 and I'm trying to tell myself why I don't need a 7" tablet. I think I just want to **** with Jelly Bean. Hell I still might just up and buy an 8 GB just for the hell of it and gift it to my dad when the newness wears off.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Samzebian:
this. I already decided I'm going to get the TF700T. And I've put them on both Ebay and craigslist, no bites so far but hopefully someone buys them. If not I'll just return them within my 2 week time frame.

I'm going to try the TF700T. I read ALL about Asus's quality control issues, and if I can deal with the I/O issues, I'll keep the TF700T. if not, I'll return it and get a galaxy note 10.1 when they come out
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nyijedi:
Anyone else keeping tabs on the Nexus 7 forums? Asus' crappy quality control is killing many of their users too. There are multiple people who have done multiple exchanges and keep getting units with separated glass (the primary issue), lines of dead pixels, unresponsive touch screens, and blown speakers. I predict this is the last Nexus device we'll see made by Asus. Persistent perfection! Ha.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
there you go..lmao trying to stir up the pot SMH

If you weren't only so set on looking for issues, you would see that most don't have those issues. Check the polls there. YES, alot of people have them, it seems. But far from what it was like here with prime.

Glad my Nexus 7 doesn't has those things you listed. But instead of trying to add more drama/stir up the pot, you should focusing on devices you own instead..lol. I own both prime and nexus7. So i "Keeps" tab on nexus forum ;) you are right, some do have those listed issues. But its nothing like on the scale seen here with prime. Plus way more of these nexus 7 have sold on release vs. Prime. The development scene is already loaded with roms and custom kernels there. More xda users own the device already vs. Prime owners here. Alot of prime owners own one also.

You may not like or hate Asus, but for me, its been good. I guess I must be lucky then. I better play the lotto today then..lol. Smile :)

IM laughing...cuz this is kinda funny. Prime is filled enough drama/ issues. Why keep trying to it?

P.s. I bet your prediction is wrong. Especially after Anandtech glowing review of Nexus 7. It won the bronze award there. He loves it and highly recommends it.

What if I were to tell you rumored nexus 10 is being built by Asus also? Lmfao. Don't have a heart attack now.

Its all good though but issues some having with nexus 7 has nothing to do with prime.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nyijedi:
I'd love to be concerned with the device I own, but alas, my Prime is off to RMA. It's due back on Monday. Hopefully they actually fixed it (awful LCD mura).

Believe it or not, I'm still very tempted to buy a Nexus 7. I LOVE Nexus devices (I own/owned all 3 phones), and if it weren't for the TONS of screen separation, light bleed, and pixel issues I'm reading about in the N7 forums, I probably would have sucked it up and bought the N7 despite it being made by Asus. Unfortunately, there is an unusually high number of people going through multiple returns/exchanges, almost all of which relate to the screen (I initially forgot to mention the really bad light bleed issues on the left side that many are suffering from with the N7).

If the next Nexus tablet is made by Asus....oh boy....you are right, I will not be happy. I'll bet any amount of money that it won't be an Asus product though. I'm quite sure the only reason the N7 is an Asus device is because they're the only company that could meet Google's $200 price point (which is easy when you employ zero quality control). I hope the next device is more of a "premium" device.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] micaman:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=29401834&postcount=38

I didn't realize you picked up a TF700.

You know what they say about stones and glass houses.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
its all Good ;)

Its all good man. Just bustin your chops. Lol nothing setious Nexus 7 is a really good device but I understand concern on QC issues based on previous experience with prime.

You funny. Good one. Someone post here talking about prime taking a backseat to due to Gary doing damage control on infinity pad lead me there. So I checked it out. I/O concerns are the big issue over there. Just like now with prime.

Made me laugh though. But I could say the same for you. Didn't you get rid of your prime a long time ago or whatever and always hailed Ipad as King? Hmmmm..lol. gotcha ;) its all in fun man. They asking me over there if I'm thinking of getting infinity pad. I have an Ipad, prime+dock, and a nexus 7. I think I'm good on tablets for now unless I give one or 2 away or something.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nyijedi:
I must say, I disagree with just about everything you say when it comes to Asus ;), but I do find you to be a respectful and knowledgeable poster.

I'm sure I'll end up getting a Nexus 7 soon and will hope for the best. The reports are just disheartening, that's all. As a Google/Nexus fanboy, this holdout has been killing me ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] micaman:
Yup all good with me, not so much with the prime ;)

Sorry, you must have me mistaken with another member..my Prime, you know the one with the aluminum duct tape on it, is sitting right here in front of me.

Ipad??? the only dime Apple ever received out of my pocket was an gen2 ipod which I used for two weeks and gave away. I go as far as keeping this guy on my desk to keep the office Apple fanboys away.

Once again..sorry, wrong guy.

All good though ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
You right. I had you confused with that Cosmo guy. He was the one always talking about ipad. My bust.

Where can i order that official Asus aluminum Duct tape at? ;) lol
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kai-ale:
I now cannot get into an operating system. The device loads FFF 1.4a says "booting" goes blank for a little while then comes back to the 1.4a screen and says "booting" again and loads up TWRP. This is how I got to this point:

I recently decided to go from an older CM7 rom to a new jb one.

Because I had an older version of FFF and had a CWM recovery, I downloaded the new version of FFF (1.4a) and the newest version of TWRP (2.2.0) (flashable zip file) as well as the new jellybean rom and jb gapps. I checked all md5s prior to doing anything.

I booted into recovery and created a backup in CWM. I then cleared cache and Davlic cache and installed FFF 1.4a. I then rebooted to CM7. After loading CM7, I rebooted into recovery, cleared cache and davlic cache and installed TWRP 2.2.0. I then rebooted into CM7, rebooted into recovery. I then cleared cache, davlic cache, factory reset, and wiped system. I then installed CM10 and jb gapps and attempted to reboot to system, but have not ever been able to get there.

I have tried installing the CM7 rom I had before, no difference, CM9 rom, no difference. I tried to use a recovery file I had, still no good.

Adb does not seem to behaving properly as well. I can't seem to be able to get the device into fastboot mode for one. In TWRP I can see the device as the following:

4B8E000600000001 recovery

when I try to change the bootmode, this is how it behaves:

adb shell

~ # <-[6n idme bootmode 4002

/sbin/sh: idme: not found

KFU also seems to not be much help at changing the bootmode. I have tried older version as sited elsewhere (0.9, 0.3), but these fair no better.

Also, In my haste and desire to get this working I thought,"maybe there is some conflict with the sd card", so I wiped that only to realize while wiping that I never backed up my recovery files, "doh!".

Also, I have full battery.

I am a noob, so I could have done anything wrong. Any help would be appreciated.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thepooch:
When you get to the bootloader screen select boot normal in the boot menu by quickly depressing your power button a few times if it does not boot normal then flash the bootloader again in recovery http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1632375 also you will have to mount your sdcard in twrp to do so make sure there are no checks in the boxes of system and data then mount transfer 1.4a bootloader a new ROM and gapps then unmount flash bootloader reboot it get back to twrp wipe factory reset wipe cache wipe dalvik wipe system flash ROM flash gapps select reboot if prompted select system see where your at after that:)
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kinfauns:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=29186989&postcount=157
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kai-ale:
Thanks

Thanks, I will try this when I get a chance.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kai-ale:
Thanks

Thanks for this as well, did not see this information anywhere else.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kai-ale:
fixed

Yep, it was a bad FFF flash. All good now. Thanks for the help.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Xi2wiked:
This Rom is a pure AOSP build.
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Built off 100% unaltered AOSP source. Stock kernel and everything. For those purist's amongst us.

New links added since you guys killed my db links lol. Give the db links 3 days and they should be working again.

Download

http://db.tt/ciISJwOJ or

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0Bz2CXfDCvI5XbGxRbC04NVRRWkU/edit

Installation:

1) WIPE

2) Flash via your prefered recovery

3) Flash JB GAPPS http://db.tt/UH68DdvP or https://docs.google.com/file/d/0Bz2CXfDCvI5XazNOMTE3dWpidEU/edit

4) (optional) root by flashing JB-SuperSU.zip http://db.tt/fqxlYoP5 or

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0Bz2CXfDCvI5XZW9DdTBGMC1hT0U/edit
[Nexus 7 Android Development] nicknowsky:
ouch so it isnt rooted, gotta flash the SU.zip for root, will we loose custom recovery or not?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] AZKJS:
Nope did not loose my custom recovery. Its very clean and appears to be stable.

P.S. I flashed all 3 with TWRP in order

1) ROM

2) GAPPS

3) SU

After a full wipe of course...
[Nexus 7 Android Development] xdadevnube:
My Nexus 7 isn't here yet, but this is incredible. I'm coming from a Droid Charge and HTC Rezound-- I won't even know what to do, its almost confusing to have choice.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] rsxtypes72:
You beat me to the punch I just compiled 4.1.1 r3 late yesterday. Thank you from a fellow purist.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Nexus 7 Android Development] john9:
Great job man,downloading now .
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Kitten Mittens:
I'm confused, how is this any different from the official 4.1.1 OTA update? What does Google add or change from source other than the Google Apps?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] rsxtypes72:
AOSP roms if they are the latest build include the newest fixes and updates straight from Google. Also true AOSP roms do not include gapps. Gapps are not open source like Android. That's why they are flashed separately

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Nexus 7 Android Development] nicknowsky:
well drop it like its hot, can never have enough ROMs especially good stock releases

---------- Post added at 11:09 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:49 AM ----------

there is also no Nexus boot animations just the old fashioned ANDROID bootscreen
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Xi2wiked:
You will not lose your custom recovery, as i removed the stock recovery from this rom. Glad you guys like it.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Xi2wiked:
Plus the stock aosp lockscreen includes unlock to camera option.... :eek:

Asus/google didnt even give us an option to get to the camera except via certain apps...
[Nexus 7 Android Development] tiny4579:
That's weird. I thought nexus 7 was supposed to be stock AOSP Jellybean.

Lucky people with the device. I'm still waiting on mine to ship. 16gb version.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] jarjar124:
how is this rom running? really smooth and fast? im planning to flash this tomorrow..sounds very appealing to me. pure aosp should mean fast.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Xi2wiked:
Running great for me.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] jarjar124:
great rom...really smooth and fast. :)

is it possible to lower the nav bar like how it is in jr5? i think it looks better that way lol.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Xi2wiked:
This is a pure AOSP Rom, and I'm gonna keep it as such unfortunately. However if you wanna rip this Rom apart and edit the nav bar to whatever specs you desire go right ahead, that's why I uploaded this so we can have a stock base Rom to do with as we please. :o
[Nexus 7 Android Development] nandihno:
So given that this aosp does the op know what main differences are between it and the jb that comes with the n7?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Xi2wiked:
Since I have been running it on my n7, I sure hope so....
[Nexus 7 Android Development] avetny:
no man. It same JB but with NO CRAP !!

Faster as hell :highfive:
[Nexus 7 Android Development] mateorod:
Well, I didn't try to download the rom, since I can build this just fine at home (and do).

But I did try and grab your gapps, since I was having a hard time finding a gapps package that mirrored my original factory gapps.

But I figured I would let you know your dropbox has been suspended for large activity. Maybe you know, but since it isn't in the OP...

Edit: And if you are selecting option 4 in lunch (userdebug) then root access is included. Are you building 'user'?

Edit2: Looked at the fixed link. eng has root too. So they're gonna be rooted, whether the flash the su or not. Although most builds just go for the userdebug. eng just adds more logging services, FAIK.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] dhero1:
Thank you! Is there another link to this as the OP links are OOS atm ...
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Xi2wiked:
Here is a new link.... https://docs.google.com/file/d/0Bz2CXfDCvI5XbGxRbC04NVRRWkU/edit

[Edit] new links added to op.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Shawn_230:
I think you need to set the file to public? It tells me to request access from the file owner.

Cheers
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Xi2wiked:
Sorry, fixed.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Shawn_230:
That was quick! Thanks.