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[Asus Transformer TF700] archonur:
Why so angry man, just calm down. This is general section of the forum and i just wanted yo ask a bout a feeling that i perceive. Did not mean to make people angry, sorry again.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Keion:
You sure the lack of updates doesn't mean that something big, like JB, is coming soon? I'm pretty sure that ASUS would not waste the time and money implementing features on the TF700's ICS if JB were already near completion.

Also, for the prime, the updates mainly served to fix issues, which we don't have on the infinity.
[Asus Transformer TF700] cvflowe:
I feel you, I went through the same thing with the prime. I agree the Infinity is not perfect but for me I have a functional one that runs quite well. Don't kid yourself if you think the iPad and the Note don't have issues. Good luck with your decision.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
Aww...I don't think anyone is mad...

Grain of salt.

Had a thot tho.

I wonder if the TF700T was implemented early to rush the market and beat Samsung and Acer with their new tabs?

Especially the A700 which I don't believe weathered it's hardware bugs too well.

I have a feeling the Infinity was built for Android 4.1...yet does fine with ICS.
[Asus Transformer TF700] demandarin:
Lets be real..lol Infinity has or has had most of same software issues as prime had. Games crashing. Tons of threads here on it. Browser issues. Poor I/O performance. Primes updates were released to add new features and address those things. Infinity pad also had update to address a major issue. Which is I/O performance. It did show a minor to decent improvement but wasn't solved. So its not all peaches n cream over here in Infinity forum either.

BUT

like you said, Asus not likely wasting anymore time on ICS. If jb is that close, no need to waste resources on ICS. So lets all hope it brings the true stability Infinity pad and Prime deserves. Along with new features and any further improvements that can be made, software wise, to better I/O performance. Also get the gaming rigght. No reason my nexus 7 can play any game flawlessly without crashing and the infinity pad and prime can't. I don't need to have any mods or limiting processes or custom roms for my N7 high performance and stability. I have a feeling the real power and performance will be seen on Prime and Infinity pad once JB is released.

Plus I also believe more people who have good working infinity pads should post/male threads and let people know. New people coming Imto forum get scaredoff from so many complaint threads. We know alot of infinity owners have issues. BUT the flipsode is that ALOT have great working units also. There needs to Be a balance being represented. People do have valid complaints but people also have genuine praises for this device also.
[Asus Transformer TF700] phree1:
We are too busy enjoying them to post on a forum!
[Asus Transformer TF700] paddycr:
One of the best things the mods on the Prime forum did was to make a dedicated complaints thread. Basically, if you wanted to ***** about your Prime, get it off your chest in that thread otherwise your thread is closed. I think this forum would really benefit from that because this continual posting of negative threads is getting really BORING for people like me who are happy with their Infinitys. Sure, people have a right to complain but why not dump it all in one thread??
[Asus Transformer TF700] Keion:
The main problems with the prime were wifi and gps issues. Most of the updates were toward those two things, and not toward the other issues you mentioned.

I disagree about your other point, that people should let others know. I believe that people should stop making threads that bash and keep to the threads that already exist. It doesn't do good to look like a marketing shill, either for or against the tablet, no matter the truth of anyone's statements.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Diogenes5:
Most of the "infinity sucks" posts are from the SAME PEOPLE. Most of these detractors claim to have already sold/returned their Infinity's yet come here over and over again just to troll.

I admit the Infinity has a lot of issues and it is disappointing to me that it has more issues than the TF300 I sold but I will be patient and see if Asus fixes things. I have had enough experience with Asus products to know they are one of the better companies out there when it comes to dealing with issues.
[Asus Transformer TF700] tedr44:
We need more apps that are optimized for the Tegra 3, there's not even a single video player out there that exploits the power of the Infinity. I bought it for media and games and I expect Google and the makers to organize the software houses that will crank out the next generation of apps.

Hardware wise my 700 works just fine, be nice we can update to the JB soon.
[Asus Transformer TF700] the_game_master:
no I'm not sure. When the Transformer Prime first came out it got ICS to replace Honeycomb and that was considered big, but there were still biweekly OTA firmware updates rolling out.

It was so frequent that coming to xda was worth it cause you could rely on a headsup from a poster point out that an OTA was out.

The Infinity board have been kind of barren and dead compared to the Transformer Prime. I seen the exact opposite occur here, we post link to cheap technology sites falsely claiming an update has been made, instead of someone here posting from their direct use.

Also there are plenty of fixes the Infinity could use, much like the Transformer Prime got but as I said earlier, we're not seeing any of that from ASUS which I find awkward.
[Asus Transformer TF700] mauri235:
I love my Infinity, coming from a Galaxy tab 10.1 I can appreciate the keyboard, excellent screen, etc.

My issues with lag where solved after applying some of the tweaks mentioned in other threads and specially disabling the asus active wallpaper (it doesn't move much but it seems to kill the tablet). My main problem with io related lag was while using bittorrent (the tablet becomes unusable), but I solved it by using a microsd card for all downloads.
[Asus Transformer TF700] golden422:
I have been using my TF700 for a couple of weeks, not just as an Android tablet, but as my primary computer. I also have a Nexus 7 and Macbook air, but have reached a point in daily use that for 90% of what I do, it's just plain faster to do it on my TF700.

It definitely has some things I'd love to see improved upon, both in hardware and ICS. There are a couple of hardware devices I still need the MacBook for. In general, though, I couldn't be more pleased with the TF700 and dock.
[Asus Transformer TF700] BossMafia2:
Meh, when I had my first foray in to Android, I got the OG Incredible. I was an early adopter, getting lucky with getting one right before they sold out for the second time almost right after launch.

It took me a while to find XDA when I wanted to start to get in to rooting, I mostly hung out at Howard Forums before then, but when I did, the Incredible forum was seriously dead. This was around the time the Evo was also new and also more available, and those forums were booming. I was getting really disheartened, all the devs were going to the Evo since nobody could even get their hands on the Incredible, with it being so understocked and hard to get.

Now the Inc is still one of the most dev'd phones out there, even though it's a few years old. I guess what I'm saying is that with us early adopters, we just have to hang tight. The TF700 is still hard to get, Newegg and retail stores are still selling out of them, and they're still quite expensive. The Inc had a huge variety of hardware issues too, mine had a broken power button twice. I passed my time waiting for the dev community to pick up by helping out and getting involved in IRC, etc. Before I knew it, the Inc forums were booming. I feel like that's how it'll be for us here too. I've had my TF700 for a couple weeks now and have experienced none of the issues I've heard about. I can run all the games I've tried great, I don't really get any slow downs, the smart-dimmer doesn't make my screen flicker, etc. The GPS is a bit wonky, but I'm not sure what purpose it would serve anyway. It's only a matter of time before more people pick up this great tablet and get some good dev work in, and like we've been saying for a week or two "JB is right around the corner!"
[Asus Transformer TF700] coleburns:
My biggest concern is not whether or not the issues will be fixed by Asus(just stop me having to do a cold reboot everytime i copy files and i am a happy man). I am more concerned about the Roms. From what I have seen on the other transformers, they have received a lot of love and i am just hoping the Jb update will be the injection needed.

Coming to infinity thread can feel lethargic at times as there just doesn't seem to much going on. I am guessing this is what the op is also experiencing.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jevans64:
The only major thing, for me, that I have had with the Infinity was the GPS dropping out while on a road trip. I was never able to get it going again before I reached my destination. Not really a big deal since I also have paper maps and driving directions on hand as backup. I can say that the Galaxy Tab has a better GPS radio than the Infinity. Everything else, including convenience, is better with the Infinity. The reason I bought the Infinity to replace a relatively-new Tab 10.1 was to have SDXC/HC, USB, and HDMI without having to have dongles. If Asus fixes the GPS, then fine. If not, then I can use the Tab 10.1 for that.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Keion:
The prime had far more problems than the infinity ever did.

le rustle face
[Asus Transformer TF700] cheltenham2004:
I followed and still do the prime thread, since November and decided not to dip my toe in at that point.

I have had my Infinity on preorder with amazon since the 15th July and it. Will be with me in 12 days I am very excited and very much looking forward to it.

I am.aware of all the issues and feel confident that ASUS have and are steering all there efforts into providing the best possible JB experience for us.
[Asus Transformer TF700] harrybarracuda:
I simply love it. As a travelling machine it's infinitely preferable to my eeePad netbook, the battery life is awesome.

No complaints here.
[Asus Transformer TF700] rlarson)mn:
Your story is the same as mine except I have a UX31 instead of a Macbook air. 90% of my computer time is spent on my TF700T with the rest spent between my UX31, work station set up with a Toshiba R835 and a Ipad3. So much time is spent with my TF700T that I ordered an additional Dock Keyboard just so I have a fresh battery ready when my original Dock Keyboard runs dry recharging my tablet.
[HTC One X] luke104:
Hey all, so I have spent days trying to fix my htc one x, I tried the downloading a shipped rom (based on tmobile) but it didnt work, I then found out it was because I was trying to flash a ruu at a lower version than mine, im currently on tmob version 1.29.110.11 and need to get that downloaded so I can flash it, however the link to it on the shipped ruu downloads thread is dead.

Can anyone send me a mirror to that download? im desperate here.

After I tried flashing a version lower than the one im running I am just getting bootloops, I tried extracting the rom from the installer but when I tried to flash the system.img I kept getting an error, was that because I was attempting to flash an RUU lower than the one I have running?

Any help would be appreciated, pulling my hair out here.
[HTC One X] joewong1991:
Here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1543604
[HTC One X] luke104:
Thats the one Im talking about, the Tmobile 1.29 UK download is down, hence why I was asking for a mirror, thanks anyways.
[HTC One X] EddyOS:
Link is dead for some reason, might need to PM Football and let him know

EDIT: I PM'd him but might be out of his control
[HTC One X] luke104:
I did too, he said he hasnt got the rom on his computer :(
[HTC One X] luke104:
This may sound really stupid, but can i not use a lower version RUU just to unroot my one x? or will I always get errors?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Odano:
I recently rooted my HTC Evo 4g and used the rom Milestone 5 by Team Kang. So now the phone is Android 4.0.4 and the kernal is 2.6.38.8. When I go on my browser to watch movies online, the videos are all white with green and red streaks running around the screen. I can't see anything, but when I flip my phone upside down to rotate screen, a brief frame or 2 appears for a second and returns to the previous problematic state. But for some reason it works with youtube. Please help.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bennyboy78:
Thats a common problem with YouTube and ics. Driver, kernel and hw issues
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] elesbb:
Hey guys.

Every time i try to mount USB Storage in recovery, it shows up in my windows explorer, i hear the sound stating a device was plugged in, then i see the two drives disappear, and hear the unplug sound.. its happend with ALL recoverys i have tried, only way to fix it is to reflash recovery. Im currently on 6012. This is really annoying and i want to know whats going on.

Thanks guys.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] LoopDoGG79:
How does it mount within a ROM that has no USB storage? Have you tried reinstalling your drivers?

Sent from JMT Goodness :D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] elesbb:
What do you mean?

But agent the ROM is booted up it works perfectly fine. And yeah I have all the drivers installed. I have no clue why it's doing this.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] LoopDoGG79:
As we all know, not all ROMS have working USB mounting. What I was saying, does your phone USB mount, within a ROM that has working USB mounting, like Jedi for instance.

Sent from JMT Goodness :D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] elesbb:
yes. im on cm10. and while the rom is booted, usb mass storage works.. its only in recovery.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] hillbeast:
So I just got 720p video recording working on my Nexus 7 and felt you guys should know about this too. It's a simple fix as it's not a limitation of hardware or a kernel function or anything, rather it's just Google didn't add the media profile for 720p to tell it how to use 720p.

What firmware does this need?

It doesn't matter. If you're on the original N7 firmware or the latest builds from Google, it still works just fine. I'm now on JOP40C and it works just fine. One update.zip fits all. I do suggest keeping your original file as a backup though as it plays up with OTA updates if you have this mod installed.

You don't need to install this if you are running a CM based firmware (CM10, etc) as I have pushed the patch to the CM repositories and it will be preloaded on your Nexus 7. And no, it's not them stealing credit, I pushed the patch to them.

Download Link

Update.zip: http://d-h.st/8Cw

Video For Your Delectation

[YOUTUBE]ZAq47ogkWKc[/YOUTUBE]
[Nexus 7 Original Development] the.emilio:
Definitely a huge difference between the vids. Nice find and thanks for sharing!!
[Nexus 7 Original Development] wildcolor:
seems to be complicated to a newcomer like me
[Nexus 7 Original Development] the.emilio:
I'm sure this will be made to a flashable zip soon.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] hillbeast:
If you want, I can upload my ROM which contains it?
[Nexus 7 Original Development] Caifan09:
Please share your rom, so we can flashed it and try it.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] the.emilio:
I know I'm not that far in to deving to make a flashable zip that can be universal for most of these roms. All I have done was port a rom to the EVO 4G. So... I guess if you upload the apk and associated edited files someone can do something or I will give it a shot.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] ÜBER™:
I love you! :D

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[Nexus 7 Original Development] sotoskawasaki:
I use the camera app from Modaco and sound works great when shooting videos. Its strange why yours isn't working. Anyway it would be great if someone made a flashable zip or an apk out of this. Great work there buddy!
[Nexus 7 Original Development] oldlight:
I found 5 different media_profiles im cm10 source folder:

1. /development/tools/emulator/system/camera

2. /out/target/product/grouper/obj/PACKAGING/target_files_intermediates/cm_grouper-target_files_eng.<your user name>/SYSTEM/etc

3. /out/target/product/grouper/system/etc

4./out/target/product/grouper/

5. /device/panda

is it likely the file that you mentioned in number 3, right?

(sorry for my english)

Thanks in advance.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] hillbeast:
I edited /device/asus/grouper/media_profiles.xml. Refer to this commit:

https://github.com/hillbeast/android_device_asus_grouper/commit/543f1d58abdb98567445ef5deebfa5b8eff0de03
[Nexus 7 Original Development] oldlight:
Thanks, I found mine in source. I wonder if it will make any trouble when brunch for other devices, S2, for example?
[Nexus 7 Original Development] hillbeast:
No because we're only editing the grouper device files. The files for the Galaxy S2 won't be affected by this.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] superleeds27:
I replaced the file in the system/etc folder with the 720p file from your ROM.

I opened the camera, but it just force closes. Any ideas?

Im using CodenameAndroid ROM
[Nexus 7 Original Development] bennor3814:
Added (copied) the relevant code from the OP to the /system/etc/media_profiles.xml file of my stock (build #: JRO03D), but rooted, Nexus 7 16gb. When attempting to record video the camera app closes with this error message; "Unfortunately, Gallery has stopped." With the option of "Report" or "Ok".

The camera app does not crash when taking a picture or when using the panoramic picture mode. The files are saved to the /sdcard/DCIM/Camera/ folder. It appears the crashed video files are there, two for each recording (one is "VID_xxxxxxxx_xxxxxx.3gp" the other is "VID_xxxxxxxx_xxxxxx.3gp.tmp", but neither play. Both are zero bytes in size.

Also, is there a way to change between 480p and the new 720p setting? Looked but didn't see an option to make that change in the camera app.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] dawgpound6985:
Works great on latest CM10 Nightly. Just did an adb pull on /system/etc/media_profiles.xml and added the 720p lines. Then I adb pushed it back and did a chmod and rebooted. Will this be merged into CM10?
[Nexus 7 Original Development] bb12489:
This would be a great as a flashable zip! I'm currently deploying a bunch of nexus tablets at my work and i'm sure everyone would like to have the ability to use the camera to record 720p
[Nexus 7 Original Development] hillbeast:
Not sure what has gone wrong. I did a full recompile to add it so perhaps something else was changed by this file.

I'm not a member of the CM team and I cannot understand how Gerrit works so I can't submit it so probably not. If someone can tell me then please do.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] bennor3814:
I think I fixed my issue. It may have been because the file permissions were incorrectly set when the file was saved. Permissions should be rw- r-- r--, instead when saved from the ES File Explore Editor after editing it was rw- --- ---.

I also rebooted the tablet after changing the file permissions just to be safe.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] hillbeast:
Ah yes that would cause it. The application wouldn't have been able to read the file.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] techguy378:
Something is missing here regarding the update.zip file. Can someone please post detailed instructions on how to flash this update.zip file? I've flashed update.zip files on my old Nexus S 4G phone with fastboot so I am familiar with the process. On my Nexus 7 tablet I'm in recovery mode. I selected the "Apply Update From ADB" option since there's a bug preventing installation of updates from the internal storage space. Then at a Windows 7 command prompt I typed "adb sideload update.zip" as per Asus's instructions. After that my Nexus 7 tablet says:

Finding update package...

Opening update package...

Verifying update package...

Installation aborted.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] sboh247:
i did try the Fix permissions too but no luck. even the Factory Reset/Wipe Data in CWM could not fix issue. Finally, I had to flash stock rom. On second thought and quite unrelated to this thread, I had Avast Anti-Theft installed and set-up before my adventure with 720p video, i had the impression that it was supposed to prevent me from flash a new rom just in case i had stole the device, but it didnt :D i wasnt concerned about that at all yday cos i had bigger problems with my N7 but this morning after i had flashed the stock rom and N7 is now functional, i just thought in retrospect; did Avast Anti-Theft snooze through me flashing a rom?
[Nexus 7 Original Development] lemoon:
Programmers, gotta love it when they improve technology! :)

But to me, vibrant 1280 x 800 high-definition display make much more sence for me.

Well, have got some tips on how to watch DVD and videos to Google Nexus 7 smoothly from enolsoft, would enjoy it ;)
[Nexus 7 Original Development] osm0sis:
Stock recovery won't flash unsigned zips, use cwm.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] micks_address:
i was able to flash the update.zip file onto my nexus 7 yesterday and all the fonts underneath the icons for apps was smaller and blured out.. reverting to my backup of the xml file sorted the problem..
[Nexus 7 Original Development] osm0sis:
Freak occurence. No update zip I've seen in this thread touches anything except the media_profiles.xml. So nothing like that should be even remotely possible. Try again?
[Nexus 7 Original Development] nexusboy01:
Could someone tell me the quickest way to install this how do I flash the file? Thank you

---------- Post added at 10:26 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:22 PM ----------

Can someone tell me how to flash the zip and isit only one step to install thank you
[Nexus 7 Original Development] Gigabitex2:
All I did was wipe cache/dalvic cache and installed zip, worked first try. ALWAYS have a nandroid back up whenever you do any system mods! I am on stock ROM with trinity 111
[Nexus 7 Original Development] fattire:
A bit more about the 720p camera, maybe.

Holy crap this thread got moved... I'm not insane, this was in the Android Development forum, right?

Anyway, I did a little poking around for a few minutes just to see if the camera held any more secrets for us. Warning: ahead be kernel-related info!

First off-- the 1.2 megapixel camera uses the VIDEO_MI1040 driver, or the Aptina MI1040 720p camera. You can find the driver in /drivers/media/video/tegra/mi1040.c . (Support was added in this commit.)

Looking at the mi1040.c driver file, I noticed this line at the top:

* Aptina MT9M114 sensor driver

If you go to Aptina's web site, and look under their list of image sensors, for some reason you don't see the MT9M114. But I was able to guess the URL pretty easily and found this helpful page about the MT9M114 sensor, including this sales PDF, which reveals the following specs:

Description:

1.3MP/ 720pHD

Imaging Array:

Active Pixels:	1296 x 976 (a little better than 720p's 1280x720)

Speed/Output:

30 fps full res

36.7 fps 720p

75 fps VGA

120 fps QVGA

etc.

I have no idea if (1) the driver is telling us the truth about the chip, (2) any of the above fps can be achieved with the driver, or (3) what that max resolution or weird 36.7 fps means.

And is it a 1.3MP camera or 1.2? Can the extra pixels be accessed, maybe for still images? Does anyone even care?

Googling for the mt9m114 brings press releases and little tidbits like "The OV7670 VGA camera can only run at 30fps, the MT9M114 HD camera will be able to run faster with some special modes in a near future"

Anyhoo-- I figured since I found this thread again, I'd report back so anyone who's interested in pushing the hardware take it further, maybe play with the media_profiles to see if anything else can be made to work.