yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] Nftgranted:
there is no need to do so many changes in build.prop and what not. simply Install gravitybox in xposed framework(and ofcourse reboot your phone after enabling it). goto navigation bar tweaks, enable master settings. all other settings are pretty straightforward.

For aligning it, goto ''gravitybox ->navigation bar tweaks->custom settings'' and enable softkeys. play with these settings for a while till you end up with what you want, Bcoz i did :).

And yes, before you ask, disabling hardware buttons is still not supported in gravitybox, so you'll have to do it the hard way. personally, i feel more is good.
[LG Nitro HD] kenship:
Using unlocked Bell phone on Fido. Using stock ROM the phone registers without any problem. But no matter CM9 RC2 or Full Throttle 7.1 it takes me at least 3 to 5 min. after boot up to become connected, and reception is very unstable.

No problem if I slip a Petro-Canada SIM.

Any clue?
[LG Nitro HD] kenship:
Changed APN and it seems working better...
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Curious D:
Hi. I am looking for an Android tablet for my wife so that she can watch Flash content on the go. We went to the local Best Buy to check out the Samsung Galaxy Tab, Asus Transformer, and the Kindle Fire. I was able to load up the website on each device and my wife found that the videos that she wanted to watch worked best on the Kindle while the other two had choppy playback. It made me wonder if the Silk browser had something to do with performance.

Since it seems that the release date for the Kindle Fire 2 is later than previously thought, I had some questions since I wish to purchase the device before we go on vacation. I am wondering if the Kindle Fire 2 will support Flash through its Silk browser (given that Adobe has given up on mobile support). Does the Nexus 7 with sideloaded Flash and Firefox Beta perform well and how does it compare to the current Kindle Fire using Silk? Does the website matter for performance?

The site in question is a Korean video site (for soaps) which sometimes redirects to another site and sometimes to Youtube. Since I can't read the website, I can only rely on my wife to choose her videos. We have already tried out the iPad with Photon, but the video was too choppy for her.

For the timing of purchase, I also wonder if the August 15th date for Adobe Flash availability will make a difference.

Thanks for your thoughts
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gaz617:
With sideloaded Flash and the latest Aurora browser http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/aurora/ I can watch 720p t.v shows on BBC iPlayer with no hiccups, flash performance is excellent. The website will matter for the speed from which you download the flash content but will not affect the actual performance of the flash plug-in (this is browser dependent for the most part).

Go for the Nexus 7, but remember Adobe is pulling mobile flash support for all devices, to get flash running on anything in the future you're gonna have to sideload and use a different browser than Chrome for Android no matter which device. Obviously I don't know for certain but I would think the Kindle Fire 2's default browser would adhere to these guidelines and be lacking flash support––but I may be wrong of course.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tabing:
Do not buy this tablet you will be disappointed. Flash lags big time. You need to side load flash. That's why it could be lagging. In ll aspects this is stone age device. I am retuning mine.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hyrax:
If you turn the tablet around, the 10 Commandments are etched on the back...

I play the kongregate game, Tyrant. It lags really bad. In the tablets' defense, my PC does not fair much better. I only used xscope browser, maybe others fair better.

Flash is unsupported by adobe. Not Google.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tabing:
I am not saying its google fault that there is no flash. But I am saying the device is way too basic. This technology looks like 3 years old.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GGXtreme:
Not to hijack this thread, but what source/thread/guide/apk's did you use to sideload and get Flash working on your device? I followed this thread, but I get no sound when using Flash in Aurora unless I'm watching a YouTube video set to 240p (and I couldn't get Flash to load at all in any other browser): http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1774336
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Curious D:
I'm guessing that you are referring to the Nexus 7. The person whom you quoted didn't seem to think there was any lag. If you are returning the Nexus, what didn't you like? Which tablet are you going to replace it with? Which one would you suggest for Flash content?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Curious D:
I read a few threads in regards to Flash support for the Kindle Fire. It seems that the Silk browser has Flash support built in. The user has the option to turn on or turn off this feature. As expected, having this feature does slow web browsing. I'm wondering if Amazon's servers have any effect on video streaming of Flash content. All the tablets I mentioned above could run Youtube (from the browser) when Flash was installed. But only the Kindle Fire could smoothly play the video my wife wanted. Odd, considering that the Kindle Fire's specs are below the newer devices.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AZImmortal:
If you can link me directly to any videos, then I'd be glad to try them out for you. I just tried 1080p videos from YouTube and it played them without a hitch. I don't think that I've encountered any problems with flash video yet.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gaz617:
http://forums.androidcentral.com/go...rum/189897-no-flash-got-you-down-try-fix.html
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Curious D:
Thanks. I'm afraid that I don't understand the video, but one can tell if the video is choppy. We currently have DSL 3 Mbps speeds, but when we travel, I'll probably have 1.5 Mbps using DataJack (which uses the Sprint network).

http://www.netsko.com/index.php?mid=tv_drama&document_srl=1073631

The original link is through a Chinese website which my wife can't read. She uses netsko.com to help her sort through the videos. The link above is one of many links to various Korean soaps.

Thanks again for the help.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AZImmortal:
The playback was completely smooth but it seems like the audio is delayed by half a second or so. You'll have to let me know if this audio delay is inherent to the video (or is the audio dubbed and I can't tell?).
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Curious D:
My wife states that both videos on our laptop are synchronized. Did you try it at full screen or directly from the webpage? Is there a difference? What is your internet speed or does that not make much of a difference? How did you set up your Nexus 7 with Flash (browser, sideloading, etc)? Do you have any tweaks to make your Nexus go faster?

Sorry for so many questions. Thanks again.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AZImmortal:
I've tried both and there's no difference. My internet connection is plenty fast, but even if it wasn't, it wouldn't affect the sync (it would just take longer for it to load). It shouldn't be a performance issue because the video and audio are both playing at full speed without any drops. It must be some kind of software issue, like maybe the video wrapper used by the website isn't fully compliant in some way (pure speculation on my part). As I mentioned earlier, 1080p video from YouTube worked just fine. This audio delay was present in both Dolphin Browser and the AOSP browser.

As far as my setup goes, I'm running SGT7 build 3 with motley kernel 1.0.12, and I restored Flash and Dolphin Browser from Titanium Backups. I've overclocked my cpu to 1.624ghz and my gpu is overclocked to 520mhz.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jombo2323:
The nexus 7 performs flash well, but not excellent. for some reason, all flash content is displayed at what appears to be 320x240 from what i see. ex

Watching youtube in firefox beta

Flash games in firefox beta

Could be firefox, could not. the nexus 7 is Definitely fast enough, but the question is does flash take advantage of tegra 3.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AZImmortal:
I hadn't tried Firefox beta until now, and it's definitely not playing flash correctly. Even when I set the YouTube video to 1080p, it still looks all pixilated. You should try Dolphin or the AOSP browser.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Curious D:
Are you using a Nexus 7? It sounds like you have rooted your device. Since I don't intend to root the device, how does stock Nexus 7 play with Flash? If you have a Nexus 7, is there a way for you to bring down your clock speeds to factory settings and play the videos again? Does rooting the device alter the playback performance?

Edit: I just chuckled to myself realizing the forum in which I post. I guess I would be hard pressed to find someone here who hasn't modded their device. :)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Curious D:
Are you locked to 320x240? That would kind of blow in terms of quality. I'm guessing that since Adobe is giving up, they weren't trying hard to work with any video processor. Have you tried the other browser suggested? Is your Nexus set at factory settings?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CasualStarlord:
Flash Performance on anything is rubbish, it always was and it always will be.

Side-loading flash onto my Nexus 7 and using the Firefox Beta, it works great for me, but I don't use it I purely installed it because my dad was curious as to whether he could play *shudder* cafe world on facebook, which I figured would probably suck, and it did, but that game sucks on my gaming rig PC so it was not really a surprise.

I do think they had some manufacturing bugs to work out as I'm about to return mine for a screen flickering issue, but just it terms of raw spec's, a quad core cpu with additional low power idle CPU and a 12 core gpu in a high res (1280x800) 7" capacitive touch tablet with 10+ hours of constant use battery life, NFC, bluetooth 3.0, 12.5 days of standby is all amazingly new... for $199? (okay well $318 by the time it gets here in Australia with 16gb of storage on it, but still)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AZImmortal:
Of course I'm using a Nexus 7, haha. Yes, it's definitely rooted, and I can't comment about stock performance because I rooted and flashed a custom ROM immediately. I just set my cpu to stock (1.3ghz) and it still played the same. I can't change the gpu speed without flashing a new kernel, but I believe that flash is cpu-limited anyway (which is why they're moving away from flash) so it probably shouldn't really matter. Rooting in and of itself has no effect on performance, but it will allow you to do things that can affect performance, like flash custom ROMs and kernels, overclock, etc.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Curious D:
Thanks again. It's odd how some users state that the video playback is subpar while others, such as yourself, are fine with the playback. It makes me wonder what settings may hinder the performance.

At any rate, this gives me an idea of how this device might perform before I plunk down $200 (or $249) for one. I would love to know how video stream compares to the Kindle Fire (specifically Silk browser). At the end of the day, this device is for my wife and her specific wishes. If I were to purchase an Android tablet in this range, I would have gone to the Nexus 7.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Curious D:
No disrespect to all the great insight and help that AZImmortal has given me, but I was wondering if I could get a larger opinion sampling of Nexus 7 users who have installed Flash. The link should be good for today, but after today (8/5/12) or tomorrow, the link may be taken down as videos rotate often. I am particularly interested if full screen playback is smooth (and if the audio is synched). On the off chance you have a non-rooted Nexus 7, could you let me know? Thanks.

http://www.netsko.com/index.php?mid=tv_drama&document_srl=1073631
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andretunish:
I had to RMA my device but I'm still loving it! Flash doesn't lag if you choose the correct browser. I used the usual browsers with flash compatibility: maxathon, aurora, firefox beta, dolphin 8.5.1 and currently boat browser. Wish I could try ICS + but its not JB compatible as of yet. Dolphin was pretty good but that version had no pinch to zoom - fail. Boat is pretty nice and seems the most stable of the aforementioned browsers and is my go to browser at the moment.

In my opinion, all devices we consumers can attain are ancient compared to the current technology. Even the most advanced devices we can buy today will pale in comparison to what the govt. has locked away and are using for themselves until deemed ready for public consumption.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jombo2323:
The device runs perfectly fine. i can play flash videos and games perfectly smooth but it just seems to be the worst quality. havent found a way to change this. maybe flash is looking at the device name and cant find a configuration for it so it just defaults to crap. and no i havent tried the other browser.

sorry it took so long to reply, went to change the oil in my car while i was waiting the five minutes in between posts
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GGXtreme:
This is the conclusion I've come to since others seem to have no issue with Flash. I'll try out sideloading Dolphin 8.5.1 after I get my exchange.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jombo2323:
I just tried the browser xscope. GREAT browser. flash works AMAZING, looks great and runs smooth.

only problem is that this browser has so many features that it used 150mb of ram just browsing youtube...yikes \

but this browser also runs fast and smooth and left right slide navigation is wonderful. definitely try it out.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AZImmortal:
I just tried using it with the OP's link and the browser ended up crashing. Have you gotten it working with the link?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jombo2323:
No I just use the flash in some other forum on x d a developers and then got the standard x scope from the android market. And it works great I'll try to hook you up with the link
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ronaldo Forenucci:
I sideloaded 11.1.115.12 and Dolphin HD 8.5.1. While Flash works, trying to go fullscreen in Dolphin, crashes it. So I then sideloaded Firefox Aurora and it plays in full screen just fine.

RF
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AZImmortal:
I have it installed. I was just asking if you actually tried to use the OP's link to see if he can use it to watch his videos because it crashed for me.

---------- Post added at 12:56 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:54 PM ----------

I started another thread that confirms that if you restore a Titanium Backup of Dolphin that was installed on a pre-Jelly Bean device, then you'll have no problems with Dolphin and Flash. I use it in full screen all the time.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Curious D:
Thanks for the replies. When you state that flash works well, are you still referring to the video link above or in general?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bl4ck3urn:
Hey guys,

have a little question for ya. I'm still on an ICS Custom Rom and would like flash a JB Custom Rom.

Is it necessary to flash a JB Stock Rom first?

Or is it ok to upgrade like any other Rom with wipe data/factory reset?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubakuba:
Just a wipe and flash, sir.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] amessina:
flash to Jelly bean

Once you have unlocked the boot loader, installed su, then install clockwork mod, reboot into recovery.

wipe data/factory reset

wipe cache partition

advanced > wipe dalvik cache

mounts and storage > format /system

mounts and storage > format /data

mounts and storage > format /cache

Definitely flash to the jelly bean boot loader. That seems to get past the delay problems on reboot.

Happy flashing
[HTC One X] jotha:
Autobrightness settings for HTC One X

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As I still have trouble porting my APM to new base 2.15 and some users only want the Autobrightness settings of that mod, I decided to release the autobrightness part as a stand-alone mod. If APM is ready i will integrate this mod into it.

I made a nice Aroma-Installer that gives you the choice of 2 versions atm:

Moderate Autobrightness-Patch

Agressive Autobrightness-Patch (values of j4n87)

Changelog:

05.08.12: Initial release 2.15.1

Credits:

Amaryllz for his superb Aroma-Installer

j4n87 for the settings I copied from his old autobrightness mod

Important:

This mod is for deodexed roms of base 2.15. Please do NOT use with any other base or stock rom.

Do not use any other mods that modify framework-res.apk or the two would eliminate each other which could lead to bootloop or other unwanted effects.

Please make nandroid before flashing.

Flash in recovery.

Downloads:

Autobrightness One X- version 2.15.1

If you like it and use it, a click on Thanks would be nice ;).

Also feel free to leave a small comment here :).
[HTC One X] Belzebuth.:
Does someone rate the difference in battery drain Without/Moderate/Agressive Autobrightness settings?

Is there a big difference?
[HTC One X] bauerjansen:
Jotha :thumbup:

Big thanks for this Mod. Works perfect with ARHD 8.0 :D
[HTC One X] stuart0001:
Excellent. Thanks. Is there an option to restore default values in the installer
[HTC One X] WiZARD7:
is it possible, that you make a mod, where we can use/try custom values?
[HTC One X] kash20:
Works a treat, thanks!
[HTC One X] jotha:
No, sorry, making variable settings would be much more difficult than just changing some values. If you want to make your own settings, you would have to decompile framework-res.apk and change the values by yourself. There is an old post around here that describes which values are to change. Or use a rom that has included a tweak-tool that can do that (like viperX).
[HTC One X] jotha:
No, not atm. You'd have to reflash rom. I made this mod with ppl in mind that knew and wanted exactly these settings. With my apm there would be a version with stock settings. I will make a third option tomorrow that resets to stock.
[HTC One X] john9:
I respect your work.Thanks
[HTC One X] jotha:
Thank you, these are kind words.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
just flashed new version of the rom...flashed this to try it out and works perfectly. thank you again for your speedy work.:) much appreciated
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Works great...and yea it breaks apm for maximus Rom.
[HTC One X] WiZARD7:
thx. I'll check it.

can you share the new values, with the moderate/aggressive settings?
[HTC One X] xnzn307:
thank you very much mate good work
[HTC One X] shrubz:
Could someone explain the difference between this and the autobrightness on the ROM already? What does this do?

Thanks
[HTC One X] migascalp:
[MOD] Lower Autobrighntess values - battery saver
[HTC One X] GuyAdams:
Thanks for the mod jotha, my retina's are most grateful :)
[HTC One X] nelsonw:
This mod its broken. Bootloops on ARHD 8.1
[HTC One X] bauerjansen:
Use the Mod from the first Page, it works perfectly. ;)
[HTC One X] migascalp:
It was an answer to a question.
[HTC One X] nelsonw:
I know. But without any word someone can flash it as an alternative. Just wanna poin that.
[HTC One X] muid02:
i just flash this in CWM like i flashed ARHD8.1 ? nothing else?

and whats the difference than the auto brightness with the default settings.
[HTC One X] muid02:
can any one please mention how to install?
[HTC One X] tsi_tp:
copy the mod to your sd-card

boot into recovery

flash zip from sd

wipe cache

reboot

swyped with xda-premium
[HTC One X] magic_android:
this mod broke the power menu for me on One Maximus v2.2. Each time i go to access the power menu now, my phone hot reboots.
[HTC One X] Hedgehog57:
Works fine on ARHD 8.1.0
[HTC One X] DrAnGeR:
does it work on the latest base? 2.17 cause eqs works in the new base
[HTC One X] kantry123:
can anybody make an autobrightness patch for latest 4.2.2 stock rom?

or atleast tell me a way i'll try to make one [MENTION=334703]jotha[/MENTION]

regards

kantry123
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
Download lyapotas modpack and flash it in recovery there you can select 3 patches with different values !

Gesendet von meinem HTC One X mit Tapatalk
[HTC One X] jotha:
Sorry for the late reply [MENTION=4644981]kantry123[/MENTION].

If you still want to do it, decompile framework-res.apk from your rom.zip

There you will find a file arrays.xml in res/values folder.

Search in that file for the array "config_autobrightnesslcdbacklightvalues". in that array are the values for the different steps of autobrightness settings. Change to your own configuration. Then edit the next two arrays accordingly (same values).

Save and compile again. Make flashable zip with that framework-res.apk (you can take my mod and just replace the framework-res.apk-file there).

Flash it from recovery and you are set.

Cheers
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shafixx:
Hello guys.

i love the looks and feels of the Social Hub in Galaxy Tab 10.1. is there any way to ported it to our beloved i9000? or has anyone done it before.

thanks :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xsenman:
post here http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=666
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] imscaredofmoney:
Hello, I'm sorry for the newbie question. I did a search and did not find an answer, so please forgive me if I am at fault here.

I just flashed this rom : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1737449 , and I was wondering (wandering?) if there was a way to keep this rom and still have the stock camera app.

I did not post this question in that thread because I can't yet, due to not enough posts here :$.

Thank you for your time.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dfMails:
No problem ;)

Unfortunately you can't use the stock camera app in this or other Rom's. It's a Samsung-App and it works only with Samsung Rom
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zoot1:
Stock apps require some propriety files which are present in the framework..stock camera will require binary files from Samsung framework and hence it is not possible to install stock app on aosp jellybean roms..u will be able to do so when samsung releases its JB binaries..:thumbup:
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hdjoe:
I have cm9 and want to go back to stock type roms.. less bugs..

anyway, how do I do this? I did a full wipe and restored hydro but the kernel stays on CM9 kernel.. and wifi wont turn on...
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thatisandwas:
You need to flash the actual .30 zip from asus. That returns you to stock. Then do a custom recovery/root and THEN flash hydro.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hdjoe:
Wow, that sucks..... thanks for the help tho. Think I'll just stick to cm9. I got it working well and its fast.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikaole:
try hydro. Izs based on stock and is one of the fastest roms out there.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dxwilliams40:
Which recovery do you have? Flash the latest twrp recovery and you can flash hydro without the need to return to stock. Simply download the newest base for hydro. You can also flash clean rom over cm9 without returning to stock. Make sure that you wipe cache, dalvic, factory data reset, and format system.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hdjoe:
I'm on cwm. Still. Formatting system won't wipe everything off my internal memory will it? I have about 15 movies , and a bunch of snes games....