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[Galaxy S III Android Development] martinomac:
Walkman or Noozxoide not working

Just flashed Aroma installation on S3 - i747M, running AOKP 4.1.2 (11/18) along with KT747 (11.13) kernel (stock settings, no OV)

When headphones are plugged in, I can see the AC!D notification, all apps open, no bootloops so it appears to have installed correctly.

However, when trying to use Walkman or Noozxiode players, music seems to sound like its coming out of a tin can. Lots of scratches, low treble, low bass.

When using DoubleTwist player (my usual player - no EQ installed), sound seems quite amazing. I hear deeper bass, increased highs and overall cleaner sound...well done! It could be placebo though. Not sure if its quite compatible with my phone.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jgcaap:
Exacly same feeling with gs2. Usig jelly Bean rom from samsung
[Galaxy S III Android Development] yeeahnick:
using rootbox JB 3.2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] circuit.007:
+1 exact same happens me
[Galaxy S III Android Development] r-ikfoot:
Open Walkman app play a song then Try to click once

on soundenhancement ( it will FC ( that's normal) but it will resolve audio lowering and all sshould be fine then;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ind3lible:
Wow just flashed this and I must say sounds amazing!!!!!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nexus_g:
Does walkman has any equalizer in it? I cant find it. If it doesn't, what eq is compatible with it. When try to select sound enhancements on walkman it says "sound enhancements has stop". Is it normal? My ROM is cm10
[Galaxy S III Android Development] agrttc:
up

the same problem on omega rom note 2

equalizer FC...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] störte:
Thank you. That worked for me also.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] martinomac:
Thanks, I tried this but nothing happened. Also none of the sound enhancements (eq presets) work when toggling through them.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fe1ixs:
Try the awesome beats addon. And don't forget to add tweak codes on the build. Prop. That thing really make the difference. I also married with noozxoide. Like match made in heaven :)

Super clear, thunder bass reproduction. Absolutely loved it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] martinomac:
Do I need to uninstall anything in order to install Awesome Beats? As I have Noozxiode and Walkman already installed.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] delgamarco:
Work with stock kernel XXELK4 ??????
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lunchboxVA:
Dude read the op you cannot have both nooz and walkman
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fe1ixs:
Basically you can have only one addon installed along with the acid engine. You choose 1 from walkman, awesomebeats or noozxoide.

Always Start from scratch. Restore rom from backup prior to installed acid/walkman/any other dsp.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] martinomac:
OK thanks, will give that a try. I just following the AROMA installation, at each step it asked me to install something so I did...perhaps there should be a fail-safe during AROMA installation:

if Walkman = yes, then do not offer any other add-ons and skip to finish
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fe1ixs:
I agree.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nexus_g:
Could somebody confirm than walkman's audio enhancements working properly. Mine always fc if try to select it under menu. Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] r-ikfoot:
Your answer is here ;):

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=34366193
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cmoG530:
Can someone give me step by step for this please? No walkman, because it seems like no matter what, I get the no sound issue. I just want the tweaks and Noozxide (sp).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] viskey:
i flashed step by step. Acid + Noozxoide. added build.prop lines. rebooted twice. no sound change.....and in settings, sound, music effects, i sellected Noozxoide, clicked ok, and get a pop up saying "unfortunetly, MusicFX has stopped".....id really like to get this working. any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks guys!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] babydo:
Isn't music FX an equalizer? Disable it. I searched the thread, seems like there are other people who froze it but still get that message as well. If freezing/disabling doesn't work, I don't know what else you could do :x
[Galaxy S III Android Development] viskey:
I will try it, I had it froze before but when it is when I click on music effects in settings it won't open....I'll try it again

---------- Post added at 03:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:38 PM ----------

Tried that, nothing still....being that I'm on a stock from, I'm not sure why this isn't working...

Fyi...Galaxy S3 cleanrom 5.0 if that makes a difference, I'm not sure. Playerpro dsp is uninstalled as well.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cmoG530:
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[Galaxy S III Android Development] viskey:
Ok get this, I installed the dsp pack for playerpro, but did not enable that EQ. Now acid works....not sure why this would be
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ThehypnooToad:
hey

Does this work on galaxy note 10.1 wifi? Thanks
[HTC One X] GriffinSauce:
Hi guys, not 100% sure this is the right place, please correct me if it isn't.

I had an idea: since there are ways to copy homescreens from one launcher to another and there are backup/restore options in launchers, is there such a thing for Sense 4.x ?

It would save a lot of time and trouble with flashing roms, but also it's nice to simply have a backup when things go wrong.

We have "scenes" which are basically backups of the homescreen, so we only need a way to export those and import later. OR are these already backupped with a full phone data backup? (via the hidden backup/restore app)
[HTC One X] shree.cse:
Check for the app named with 'HTC Sense xxxx' in TiBackup & backup it. If you've restored it later, most of the things on your homescreens will get restored. Try!
[HTC One X] GriffinSauce:
Thanks man that's easyer than I thought haha. Hadn't used TiBackup yet for this purpose.

ViperX here I come ;)
[HTC One X] GriffinSauce:
Just to confirm: that worked like a charm. Only thing to look out for is that you should install/restore your apps first, because it can't put icons down for apps that are not (yet) installed.

Cheers!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BDR456:
Sure a lot of you probably know about this, but for all the ones that don't. A must have for all us Ph-ablet users.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1813089
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] FrameCityJackal:
I love this app on my computer but for some reason windows 8 isn't allowing my laptop mirror properly through HDMI and AMD hasn't came out with a solution yet
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrush:
Which version do we download for the Note II?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BDR456:
The Neon version
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] trim81:
What's a working live plug in?

I'm trying mikeys ver 1.4 and all the channels are spinning 'working' and never plays
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BDR456:
I usually use Navi-X for live channels.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] nikkobenson:
I highly suggest 1channel. Doesn't do live TV though.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BDR456:
That's always the 1st plug in I add.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] adrian2pm:
Can you stream xbmc through Samsung all cast share ? I'm planning on buying it but not sure if it'll work.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Nardholio:
Note this is highly experimental, it will void your warranty, it may brick your phone. As teferi put it "I seriously take no responsibility if this thing eats your cat or sleeps with your spouse or sets your battery on fire"

Credits:

Cyanogenmod d2tmo team whose code we shamelessly forked

teferi

noptys

kornyone

To install this you must be rooted and running CWM. Fortunately Samsung sells their phones already unlocked so it literally is as simple as flashing a superuser script.

You can get the CWM and links to superuser here http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=33323044&postcount=469

GPL compliance statement: If you want to build this from source, you can grab the source here: https://github.com/TeamApexQ which is based on Samsung open-source code for the SGH-T699 http://opensource.samsung.com/ and code previously developed by Cyanogenmod for the Galaxy S III (follow "forked from" links on the github page)

You will need a 64 bit *nix based machine, repo, the cyanogenmod source, the apexq source from git, and proprietary blobs from your own phone. A basic guide to setting up your build environment is here

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/wiki/Template:Build_from_source_(CM9)

After you do your repo sync but before you pull proprietary blobs or brunch, copy the attached local_manifest file to your .repo directory and repo sync again to pull the apexq code from github. In addition, on Linux Mint I also needed to install linux-tools and lzop before I could build successfully.

Join the team on freenode at #apexqtmo. Basic rules of courtesy:

No feature requests. We know it's broken.

No requests for when we'll be done. We don't know and we have lives.

We don't take donations. We already have Relays (unlike the devs for some other devices who don't already own the phone!)

No bug reports unless they relate to a feature that is already working (for example your phone doesn't switch between 4G and 3G properly)

MAKE A BACKUP BEFORE FLASHING. IF YOU HAVE TO EMERGENCY RESTORE STOCK YOU CAN DO IT IN SAMSUNG KIES.

So, without further ado

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/bonfh54f5witlzj/k_0F0HzJ5L

and Google Apps

http://wiki.rootzwiki.com/Google_Apps#Ice_Cream_Sandwich_.28Android_4.0.x.29
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Nardholio:
BACK UP YOUR IMEI BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING, YOU CAN DO IT WITHOUT ROOT. FOLLOW THIS GUIDE

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1804117

WHAT WORKS

- mobile data

- phone

- wifi (including toggling on and off)

- sound

- screen

- GPS

- keyboard backlight

- bluetooth

- torch

- MTP

- NFC

WHAT DOESN'T WORK:

- Camera app definitely doesn't work

- RTC is broken, you'll need to reset the clock from network on every boot

- email, voice-search, and SMS shortcut keys (something super weird going on here)

- 2g-only switch

OTHER KNOWN ISSUES:

- none yet, please report any! github issue tracker for TeamApexQ

or #apexqtmo on Freenode

- Homescreen icon labels disappear when screen is in landscape orientation (intended?)

- Lower row of homescreen icon labels overlaps launch bar

- There are still a bunch of references to the Galaxy S3, which port

we based this off. I am *not* by any stretch of the imagination

trying to rip them off. They did all the really hard work and we'd

never have been able to do this without them. Massive props to

everyone who worked on the d2 port of CM9.

NOTES:

- Camera *does* work in Barcode Scanner or Goggles, but the camera app doesn't.

This is an ALPHA build. Flash at your own risk. I take no

responsibility if it sets your battery on fire, eats your cat, or

sleeps with your spouse.

- aglasgall, 11/29/2012
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Nardholio:
If your NFC is "stuck" in a greyed out state and won't turn on or off, flash this https://dl.dropbox.com/u/103520801/RelayCyanogenmodNFCfix.zip
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] RazoE:
Downloaded. Going to try to test it soon.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] gee one:
Awesome! And subscrbed.

sent while running with scissors
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] dillalade:
this is amazing progress.

proximity sensors work too.

gps works for me, see image...

hw kb lights also needs some love.

thank you for this. it seems fairly stable for first dibs :thumbup:
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] debork:
Awesome, trying it out soon as UPS drops off my relay in a few days
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] racosta201045:
Looks nice.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] dillalade:
I have noticed that wifi fails to reconnect once you have turned it on, off and then back on again.

Though it works on the first instance on each bootup.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] RazoE:
Nice, how's battery life? I can squeeze 24 hours on stock battery on stock debloated rom.

Also what's the processor speed? Still 1512? Can't wait to OC this baby..:D
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] dillalade:
Not sure. I was ready to give it a ride for a couple days, but the wifi glitch set me back for work purposes.

Performance freq maxes at 1512.

Its looking very promising
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Nardholio:
New build as of last night, wifi toggle issue is fixed.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Nardholio:
Alpha 1 has been posted. The camera app is still broken but generic camera apps (and Instagram even) from the market work. Still trying to figure out what's wrong with the cyanogenmod camera.

NFC is broken. Need someone who actually knows something about that to come join us.

Mobile data doesn't seem to switch into the correct states on AT&T due to fast dormancy. It works but there may be some drain on battery life. T-Mobile seems unaffected (and also doesn't have fast dormancy).
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] dillalade:
Its such a smooth rom

:thumbup:
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] dillalade:
Having problems with MTP/Mass storage on Win7.

When I connect to laptop, I can see both internal & external sd cards, and I can browse them.

BUT I cannot copy "from" either sd card.

It begins to copy "to" the sd card(s) but fails.

I asumed MTP was working (as per the What Works list) so I thought to post what happened to me.

Cheers
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Nardholio:
MTP is indeed buggy under Windows. Also NFC inexplicably works for some people and not others. It's my daily now.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] dillalade:
I concur, this too is my dd.

For me NFC was the culprit for severe battery drain, having since disabled (i.e renamed) this file (with rootexplorer) "system/lib/hw/nfc.MSM8260A.so" my battery preserves juice like never before.

All I am missing is (in this order):

a) 2g toggle

b) MTP

c) NFC

d) camera/camcorder

For now these 4 features are not setting me back from dd usage.

On freenode, I think I may have previously responded to a discussion about mms, that mms wasn't sending/receiving for me. However having had similar instances with custom roms on my doubleshot. I tried what I used to do on that device, which was to use Mybackpro to restore a backup of my APN which has never failed me. From which I can now confirm mms functions just as well as regular sms. (Thinking about it, I'd assume CM have slightly incorrect APN config for my particular carrier here in UK.)

Thanks for allowing us access to this great rom.

It utterly sh!ts all over stock/touchwiz

:thumbup:

Screenshot of usage (with nfc disabled of course & >2hours screen on time already):
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] gee one:
I'm building from source tonight- FYI - I had to add CyanogenMod/android_device_samsung_msm8960-common to the local_manifest.xml
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] dillalade:
And Wi-Fi direct doesn't seem to work unless its just me.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] RazoE:
The led flashlight wasn't working for me. Anyone else experience this?
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] phon00b:
Has discussion on this moved somewhere else, or has the towel been thrown in? :/
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] gtmaster303:
All efforts are being focused on CM10.1 right now

Nightlies are being built as well, and last time I checked, the devs were trying to get the Relay added to the official CM lineup.

CM is sorely in need of a new QWERTY phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] realaxed:
Yeah, the team seems to still be working on CM10. I guess they're just waiting until most of the kinks are worked out.

I believe their current work is here: https://github.com/TeamApexQ/android_device_samsung_apexqtmo

As you can see by the dates it's moving along. No clue when they'll be ready though.

EDIT: the CM10 conversation is here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2180163
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] orange808:
For what it's worth, this build has now been running for 25 days straight without crashing now. The core services (such as phone and system) report the same uptime as the "About" tab in settings. I aim to see just how long it can go...

Having come from a SK4G--equipped with crummy crash-o-matic Froyo TouchWiz software--it's refreshing to see my new device running so dependably.

A few bugs aside, the rom has been very reliable.

I haven't owned a device this dependable since the SK2.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Casper Young:
Galaxy S Relay (SGH T699)

Okay, I have a T Mobile SGH T699 and am currently searching for something stable for it. I wish to re-open this particular device for more development. I'll try this out since it seems to have the best reviews and stability. Yeehaw, here goes another test of. Let's see how this one works after all other ROM development I've tried out here on XDA above 6.0 so far, have failed miserably!
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] dillalade:
Works for me, using app or status bar toggle.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] :
Yes, I forgot that one. How'd your build attempt go?
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] gee one:
Sorry, I should have posted. It went fine without any errors. If I recall, I had to use "add_lunch_combo cm_apexqtmo_xxx" and "make otapackage" since brunch didn't seem to pick it up. Of course, I'm not terribly repo savvy, so maybe I missed something obvious.

I'm currently using the stock rom, but I will probably switch to cm9 soon. I think I might use this as an excuse to work on my repo skillz.

sent while running with scissors
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] :
As of the 12/8 build MTP works for real this time. NFC *does* work but it's marked as not working because some people have issues with it. We're not entirely sure what's causing it. It seems to be hardware based. We are still in need of an NFC expert to give us some clues.

I recommend freezing the built-in camera app and using an app like Silent Camera https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=soft.kinoko.SilentCamera&hl=en yes it has a few ads but its free and it works great. The camera is still broken, but certain apps like this one access it in a mode that works. This is a generic video mode that won't give you the highest possible resolution but for most uses works well.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] :
NFC is now fixed for anyone who was running this and it was "stuck". Long term we're going to be fixing it with a firmware update. Short term, flash this file, which resets your NFC chip. You need to reboot *twice* before NFC will work.

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/103520801/RelayCyanogenmodNFCfix.zip

Alternatively, open data/data/com.android.nfc/shared_prefs/NfcServicePrefs.xml and change "first_boot" from false to true and "nfc_on" to false and reboot *twice*
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] dillalade:
Thanks for the fix.

Nfc is now behaving as it did on stock Rom.

Loving the steady progress you guys are making :thumbup:
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] dillalade:
I think I may have some information to further help team '#apexqtmo' diagnose the above 2G issue.

Here "Settings > Interface > System > Notification Drawer > Widget buttons" we can edit the toggle selectors for "Network modes" near the bottom of this screen.

Ok, so I have always had a habit of using the first choice "2G/3G+2G"

Within this option, you can toggle down to 2G... BUT it fails to then toggle back up to 3G+2G.... hence the system will tend to remain stuck on 2G.

However, having recently tested the other option under "Network Modes" - "2G/3G Only" & "2G/3G Only/3G+2G" - I can confirm that these 2 versions of Network mode cycles do indeed toggle up & down from 2G appropriately.

Perhaps something can be learnt/taken from these later 2 options of Network mode to help rectify the 1st choice of Network mode (where it gets stuck on 2G.)

I hope this helps the team diagnose a fix, for now I am using the 3rd option "2G/3G Only/3G+2G" to get by nicely.

(When jumping to and from 2G, you will notice a intermittent 'drop' in Network signal before it "drops down to" or "jumps up from" 2G mode specifically.)
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] phon00b:
This is awesome. I longed for a cleaner Android experience than this phone was giving me (I come from the G1 and G2). As much as I'm a die-hard qwerty lover, Touchwiz is so gawd-awful I ordered a Nexus 4 to get away from it, but I might just cancel my order now that I see there IS some dev support for this phone. Many thanks for your hard work, Nardholio, and the rest of your team.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Kaczman:
thumbsup. thanks for doing this for us. can i send a donation along via paypal?
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] phon00b:
Has anyone else had trouble with portable hotspot? USB-tethering works perfectly, but when I activate Portable Wi-Fi hotspot, it gets stuck on "Turning Wi-Fi on" and stays stuck until I reboot.

thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] onebornoflight:
Deleted to avoid multipost - moved to the cm9 thread. Let's just say flashing it didn't work.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] wedg11383:
NFC issues.

Really excited about this progress. Thanks to everyone.

I am still having an issue with NFC. I have flashed the rom several times and it never seems to create the proper files in data/data/com.android.nfc.

There is no NfcServicePrefs.xml file to change. Is it a matter of just copying that file from someone elses existing file perhaps or is it indicative of deeper issues?
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] racosta201045:
Had the same problem. Used Foxfi no problem. Im not a big hotspot fan since T-mobile has a data cap. But Foxfi is my go to app just in case
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Nocturin:
I'm having the same issue...

com.android.nfc is there but no /shared_prefs/ folder and NFC is on "stuck" and draining more power than my screen.

I've reflashed the recovery, the rom, and the two files listed in this thread for the NFC fix multiple times. Any ideas?

Now that I've tripped the flash counter, really no reason for me to go back to stock, but can't do it if NFC drains all mah battery!

...and the weirdest thing is that after I installed/flashed CWM, I can no longer get the phone to be recognized by my win7 install. I can connect via ODIN, but that's it.

meh. I thought it would be easy.

lulz.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] wedg11383:
I've fixed my nfc issues through an exhaustive process of flashing the fix, manually installing all parts of the nfc from the rom, reinstalling nfc.apk (that fails), and wiping the cache and dalvik cache, and eating Cracker Barrel cheese.

I also backed up my current CM and reflashed my stock backup, enabled NFC then reflashed my CM backup. Removed the battery and reseated as somewhere else suggested. Then I kept installing the fix and rebooting while also wiping the cache and dalvik cache.

I checked the data/data after each boot. The /shared_prefs/ folder just appeared suddenly after a reboot so I don't know if it was generated spotaneously on a boot perhaps.

I'm sorry I don't have more specific directions. I was just trying anything really at that point.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] wedg11383:
Here is my folder from data/data. Perhaps push it to phone, clear cahes and reboot?
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Nocturin:
I was also able to get it fixed, but I had to rename the nfc file in /system/lib/hw and then after the next reboot the folder was there so I could change the preferences. I haven't tried to rename the file to it's original, but now the setting is selectable [in wireless>more] but it doesn't toggle.

As far as the camera, would it be possible to load the stock camera app to replace the CWM camera app? SilentCamera is nice, but I'd love to save my pictures on the ext card and have a flash that's not always on :D. Same for the stock alarm. I'd pull them out an try but I have no idea how :highfive:.

Very impressed, I was able to downclock my CPU and things were still more snappy/quick/responsive than stock!

I've had a couple of lock-ups, but those are to be expected. Google applications (espcially music!) all seem to work well,

Data speeds are slightly lower, but improve drastically when i switch it to the "3g only" toggle.

Only had it for a day, but still worth giving up NFC and a stock camera app!