yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III General] stephendt0:
When I was using older nightlies (I've switched back to a Samsung ROM for now) this never used to be a problem - may be something to do with the new changes in Android 4.2.2, which I believe modified bluetooth slighlty (although it may be only for Nexus devices).

Otherwise, I made a link to a post a while back about a semcosh bluetooth fix for when CM10.1 bluetooth didn't work greater than 1m - that worked fine in the car. So perhaps give that a go:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=36355336#post36355336
[Galaxy S III General] gmouraf:
And about the shadow on home screen? Anyone knows how to remove it?? its pretty annoying for me. =///
[Galaxy S III General] kirk87:
In the last CM10.1 I see in the camera de hdr option... Somebody know what's that????? Because I though it was the same like the xperia z but is only camera but not in video recorder and when I take a photo this take three photos and just see one...

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[Galaxy S III General] 2uk3y:
read this https://plus.google.com/117962666888533781522/posts/475qXznBeen

:o
[Galaxy S III General] :
It takes 3 photos and merges them together
[Galaxy S III General] mdfpido:
I haven't really tried using the HDR function that is now included I believe in the latest nightly, as I was so appalled by how Samsung incorporated it on Crapwhiz. On Crapwhiz, you choose the HDR function, and the camera takes only one photo, making a faux HDR effect, which, one might easily surmise, SUCKS BIG TIME!

I do photography professionally so I know how this stuff works by heart. I'm on the 16th nightly. If you're saying HDR on CM 10.1 takes 3 photos and merges them into one HDR file, I might make the jump on the latest nightly.
[Galaxy S III General] 2uk3y:
i guess u better switch to latest nightly coz its true what u read....
[Galaxy S III General] :
Yes mate. It merges them into 1 file :) the post above mine has a link to more details. I'm also on Crapwhiz, but I'm about to give the latest nightly a go, just to see for myself.
[Galaxy S III General] mdfpido:
Thanks to both of you. Read it just now on their Facebook page as well. Will give it a shot.
[Galaxy S III General] eseregin:
Exactly! So use in sunlight, to not blur the picture.

Anyway use HDR use full only in high contrast light, almost always in sunny day :)
[Galaxy S III General] AaronMichael:
Having issues with signal strength on 0216. Does the latest few nightly fixed it? I'm getting 0 signal in my campus..
[Galaxy S III General] svetloslav:
The behavior you describe was only on stock rom, basically you could switch between internal speaker and bluetooth with an onscreen button. But I have not seen such a functionality in Cm 10.1 and it is by far not the most necessary one, because while in the car, or with a bluetooth headset you want to have audio and phone calls pass through them, once done however you just toggle bluetooth off to save on battery and use the built in speaker/mic instead. So you point a lack of functionality yes, but such that almost never comes to use in real conditions.
[Galaxy S III General] kamalmawa:
HDR

never mind..
[Galaxy S III General] LemonPlusTea:
its the new feature on CM10.1. The camera would take 3 pictures, one of higher exposure, one normal, and one of lower exposure.

the software then combines the 3 photos into 1 to give that one which you see.

I played with it for awhile but then they were right when they said that you'll need a stand to take the photos. Even the slightest jitter would cause the photos to be blur. :/
[Galaxy S III General] Parvinder25:
Flashed Nightlies yesterday on my s3 and enjoying it so far. Just wanted to ask, is there any feature in cm10.1 similar to blocking mode available in stock Rom?
[Galaxy S III General] ashramrak:
have you checked the calendar on the exchange account sync options ?
[Galaxy S III General] pickandwhammy:
Image stabilisation algorithms do exist to counter shaky-hands, maybe they'll be implemented sometime later as an enhancement.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Uhm. Quiet hours.
[Galaxy S III General] memphisuklf:
I'm sure I had seen photosphere in one of the earlier builds of 10.1. Have they got rid of it for some reason?
[Galaxy S III General] thegh0sts:
Photosphere never was available by default.
[Galaxy S III General] scoobyjenkins:
Thanks very much for this, it made a great improvement for me! Before, if I tried to take a picture in low light my camera would crash causing the screen to lock and the only way out of it was to do a battery pull. Now I can touch to focus on auto flash without any crash in good light and touch to focus or taking a picture in low light with auto flash only causes gallery to fc. So much better!

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+1
[Galaxy S III General] Seraphic:
Sorry but you've missed the point completely. Take this scenario which I do daily:

Phone has bluetooth on constantly (never switched off)

Using Google Maps navigation while in the car, audio is piped through the phone's loudspeaker. Bluetooth is connected to the car at this point awaiting any calls, etc. but all is well.

I receive an incoming call and the call audio is piped via bluetooth to the car - again, at this point, all is well.

Call terminates. Phone returns to Google Maps navigation but audio is never routed back to the loudspeaker.

Arrive at my destination (having had no further spoken directions), switch car off, etc.

Audio still doesn't return to phone handset even though bluetooth isnt connected to anything.

So I suggest to you that this is indeed a bug.
[Galaxy S III General] memphisuklf:
Must have been from another rom, cheers anyway.
[Galaxy S III General] mdfpido:
Theshawty, I downloaded the Camera that you said came from N4, but still on the fence if I'm going to flash it. Question, it has Photosphere, right? Since it came from N4?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Yes, it has photosphere. It's, after all, the N4 camera. ;)
[Galaxy S III General] ravij08:
I have some blootooth issue, when I move phone then looses the blootooth. please fix it.....
[Galaxy S III General] pickandwhammy:
Yessir, your highness, we'll get right on it. :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
How about no.
[Galaxy S III General] Mikulec:
fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu
[Galaxy S III General] jshashwat93:
Does clean flashing fix wifi tethering which did work till 4.2.1 or is it gone in 4.2.2 for now?
[Galaxy S III General] waxxone:
AW: [ROM][GT-I9300][JB][4.2.2] CyanogenMod 10.1 official nightlies // discussion thre

no it doesnt. ive tried. still doesnt work.

i need it too for my nexus 7 wifi....

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[Galaxy S III General] AaronMichael:
The devs are currently busy fixing other problems. Please try again later!

If I fix it, where do I send the bill?

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Previously I had issues with it, but now it's working fine. It worked when I need it to. Though there was one week where it wouldn't work and flipping it to an open network fixed it. Maybe you should try that..
[Galaxy S III General] Darkbladecr:
You can always use Bluetooth WiFi in the meantime
[Galaxy S III General] goncalo_n:
im comming from foxhound 1.7, and i'd like to install cm10.1

but i see many issues, worth it?
[Galaxy S III General] erto90:
If you use tv out no.. Otherwise ot wort 100%

Camera can be replaced with a fully working one ( like huawei )

Fm radio support is added, and you can use spiritFM..

All is good then
[Galaxy S III General] Cristiano Matos:
@codeworkx

Thanks for your amazing work!

Is there any tutorial on how to compile cm10 and 10.1 from source using ubuntu 12.04?

I'm a great fan of you and the rest of the team. I try several times using a couple of tutorials here in XDA but i never have any success.

2 months ago i found one about paranoid android where i could compile.

Thanks again in advance!!!
[Galaxy S III General] kylesinho21:
I'm so ashamed, I thought you said from the recovery:(

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[Galaxy S III General] Codekrypt:
Don't worry about it. Happens. Got it working?

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[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Tried to flash this with adb sideload, but some mysterious error popped up. Installed it normally through CWM and I'm up and running!
[Galaxy S III General] Codekrypt:
Great :thumbup:

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Incall audio problems should be fixed in the next build :D

https://github.com/cyanogenmod/andr...mmit/6b052a3eae609f4ff29c6b1f210feafc4fab5981

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[Galaxy S III General] GabrielSousa:
great job..

i miss the animation dots lockscreen :(
[Galaxy S III General] moonytoonyking:
software rendering

So with the most current build, software rendering is super smooth but hardware (graphics chip) rendering is worse then ics. just my opinion, it's most noticeable in the YouTube app, chrome and play music. i presume this is because most gapps use hardware acceleration.
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
don't think so.
[Galaxy S III General] tux821:
Just upgraded from CM10..

Wowww impressing!

This ain't normal guys, development at this speed must take lots of espresso, Teamhacksung to the doping control :D

Ok, seriously, awesome, thanx!!
[Galaxy S III General] f0xy:
Didn't you know your not allowed to give bad news to the community? :P

Good news only please!
[Galaxy S III General] b_bhavu:
When I take pictures with flash it turns out to be so bright. I am in auto white balance. It is happening since first build.

Off topic : my last Odin flash was ICS but then if I flash Samsung JB through cwm, does it overwrite my camera firmware?
[Galaxy S III General] datamg:
Great build dated 20121212 but Bluetooth is unusable.during phonecalls. Just a lot of static noise. Audio seems to be working fine.

//MG
[Galaxy S III General] thesebastian:
Yeah i have the same problem. But i think they know since bluetooth call is a basic test.
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
If someone is interested in playing with fuse-exfat on android.

Only download if you really know what your doing.

Linux skills are required.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/22829919/fuse-exfat_android.tar

mount.exfat-fuse -> /system/bin

libexfat.so -> /system/lib

mount.exfat-fuse

FUSE exfat 0.9.8

Usage: mount.exfat-fuse [-d] [-o options] [-v] <device> <dir>

Example:

mkdir /storage/exfat

mount.exfat-fuse /dev/block/mmcblk1p1 /storage/test

ls -la /storage/test

https://github.com/codeworkx/android_external_fuse

https://github.com/codeworkx/android_external_fuse-exfat
[Galaxy S III General] miqcea3:
it's a little OT, sry for that...

i wanted to go back to a stock rom an couldn't restore the nandroid in CWM.

Now i copied the clockword folder to the external sd, and had no probs restoring it :)

Maybe this helps, if someone else's having the same problem.

greetings
[Galaxy S III General] bakachu:
This is awesome, using as my daily driver now, thanks guys
[Galaxy S III General] WamPIRe:
I'm using 10.1 for 2 days, and it's working really well. Smoothness and speed are way better than on CM10 nighties.. at least on my phone!

And i really love this part now:

Upgrading from earlier version of CyanogenMod 10.1:

- Copy CM10.1 ZIP to your SDCard

- Boot into Recovery

- Flash CM10.1 zip from SDCard

- Reboot
[Galaxy S III General] sabaramo:
I have pretty much tried EVERY ROM for our SGS3. For the short time I have used this ROM i'd have to say its the best one yet.

Thanks Codeworx for the amazing work.
[Galaxy S III General] kabalix:
i can confirm. my phone pairs with my car radio, i can call my gf, but then it's only noise on both ends.

...and no, she wasn't angry and screaming to me ;)

so far the only problem i found with the rom, thx a bunch.
[Galaxy S III General] 78cortina:
Is there any chance someone could make touch recovery a flashable zip.

Please please.
[Galaxy S III General] gpvecchi:
I stupidly removed the stock clock in lockscreen, (the thin one in the upper right corner). How can I bring it back?

I just found the cLock and the clock widget (they are the same...)
[Galaxy S III General] reloading:
My apps like twitter, facebook etc does not refresh or sent notifications when Im using mobile data, when I connect to wifi all notifications appears.

What this can be?
[Galaxy S III General] mdfpido:
Guys, why am I facing "Root may have been lost. Fix it?" error? And even if I choose Yes, my device is no longer rooted. If I re-root with CF-Root, I'll ran to the /0/0/0...folder thingy. What shall I do?

Help!
[Galaxy S III General] The S3 Kid:
Anyone been trying the new HDR? Is it better than S3 stock HDR?
[Galaxy S III General] dubinme:
Same problem here. My sync is open for every app but it doesn't sync and give me notifications even gmail.
[Galaxy S III General] kamalmawa:
Took this using CM HDR mode....then changed the colours a bit using an app

http://db.tt/3ffpuslT

original photo: http://db.tt/8UFgB0fT

I don't have a photo taken from Sammy ROM to compare...
[Galaxy S III General] Siltar:
I have done the same I have no idea. But the clock widget is actually stock on Nexus 4, so the one that came pre-installed must be one done by CM. I have been using cLock though for mine because I prefer it.
[Galaxy S III General] cba1986:
No.In stock Samsung HDR is by Hardware. Here is a hack. Besides on CM you have to put the phone in a stand. The slightly move while taking photos will result in a blurry photo.
[Galaxy S III General] gurpswu:
On the 19th nightly and there is no reboot menu. Usually when I hold the power key, and select reboot...it let's me choose recovery, download mode or just a normal reboot. No longer able to do this.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Which you'd have found the solution for if you had searched. Enable it in developer options.
[Galaxy S III General] Darkbladecr:
Please read the previous posts or search you need to activate it in the developer menu
[Galaxy S III General] dk_zero-cool:
About the reboot menu, anyone knows why they are implementing a feature that has always been available? I am still on the 16th, and I have all the reboot options.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Security reasons.
[Galaxy S III General] gurpswu:
I've never had to reactivate it after flashing over a previous nightly.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S III General] blair287:
Is wifi tethering back again?
[Galaxy S III General] ace0986:
hi guys iam using the nightly from 19th february and hell i dont cant find the devloper options !?
[Galaxy S III General] guerouig:
where do you come from man ???? simply hit your build number 7 times
[Galaxy S III General] SlimFatso:
Can you please make it possible for file manager to read .M4A files as music files, because I can not do anything with them (send, use as ringtone, etc). This is the only thing that I don't like in this rom, please be so gentle and do this for me :)
[Galaxy S III General] dubinme:
Im on 18th build and my phone's battery drains ver fast.It wasn't like that on 16th build.

Although I in deep sleep it loss %3 or %4 per hour.

Is there any body who have same issue ?
[Galaxy S III General] LenAsh:
I'm sure they'll get straight on it...

More so given your huge donation to the CM team, of course.
[Galaxy S III General] SlimFatso:
I am too young to donate, otherwise I would have donated by now, so this is why I ask them as gently as I can with my limited English skills.
[Galaxy S III General] kylesinho21:
With 19th build all night wifi on

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[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Sure, sure *pat* *pat*

You just sit tight, okay, and we will fix this for you. We promise, it's on the top of our todo-list, where fixing bigger bugs rightly follows. :)
[Galaxy S III General] Limbani:
Damn,.. your soo annoying!
[Galaxy S III General] SlimFatso:
I see, well, thanks..
[Galaxy S III General] LenAsh:
So what steps have you taken to find the root cause? There are umpteen similar posts on this topic or related to it.

Post your BBS stats for starters.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
You don't think teamhacksung has bigger concerns than how their file manager reads .m4a files?
[Galaxy S III General] dubinme:
I left the phone in deep sleep several times and take note of battery situation.

Everytime it gave me same result.

I am flashing 19th build now so i can't give the BBS.

and i tried some roms that based on CM source I've never this issue.
[Galaxy S III General] svetloslav:
I agree, this is a bug! I think you should submit it at the appropriate place since it is unlikely for the guys from Cm to read this thread. And while you submit it be as specific as you were because it is very easy to get confused and miss the point if you just describe it with 1 sentence.

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I had the same problem.

First off gaps bring many background processes of google that drain the battery a lot. If you can, I suggest you stop using gapps. You can download almost everything to your PC and instal on the phone without the store.

Second, it seems that in all CM builds (and I have tried many variants) when you update to a new nightly your battery starts to drain faster. Even if you delete davlink and reformat cache. The only way is to do a megawipe and than instal clean the new build. That has cured excessive battery drain so far every time.
[Galaxy S III General] Mikulec:
U know u can install apps from Play Store, right?
[Galaxy S III General] scoobyjenkins:
I'm sure you can understand this isn't a priority for the guys bringing us this awesome rom. I would recommend taking the time to convert all your m4a files into an accepted format like mp3. I have used "any audio converter" which is free. Or perhaps a third party file manager would meet your needs? If the files are from iTunes and can't be converted that way, I'm sure iTunes itself can convert them, or there is a virtual optical drive that can fool iTunes into thinking it's burning a disc when it's actually converting to mp3. The possibilities are endless and really, I think it's good manners to make the effort rather then make this obscure request.
[Galaxy S III General] ace0986:
AW: [ROM][GT-I9300][JB][4.2.2] CyanogenMod 10.1 official nightlies // discussion thre

Just New here i am a noob ^^
[Galaxy S III General] kylesinho21:
Could anyone tell me about cpu governor? It comes with pegasusq, but i want to know witch is the difference

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[Galaxy S III General] LenAsh:
The governor descriptions are covered elsewhere in great detail. Search. Then read.

Tip: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2117588
[Galaxy S III General] guerouig:
welcome friend! have you managed to enable dev options then??
[Galaxy S III General] ace0986:
AW: [ROM][GT-I9300][JB][4.2.2] CyanogenMod 10.1 official nightlies // discussion thre

Yeah thank you ^^
[Galaxy S III General] f0xy:
http://t.co/u2v5dLPUfg think this handy post from Google+ should be added to the op!
[Galaxy S III General] dubinme:
I do full data wipe and flashed 19th build. It is same as previous build.

If I don't have play store or other google apps, using CM is meaningless right now.

It is very strange that not everybody have this problem.
[Galaxy S III General] svetloslav:
Well here is your problem. While I was using the store and gaps my battery was draining like crazy. Now not anymore.
[Galaxy S III General] Julianocas:
So guys, looking those SS below, what do you think that is eating my battery?

And what is this "kworker" process?
[Galaxy S III General] fgodoy:
Any one knows if it is possible to use miracast with this Rom?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III General] KrewsialNL:
No he is not.

There used to be a time where people actually respect the work done by CM and questions like in this thread wouldnt show up.

What ever happened to that? Now people fail to read, search and just randomly start requesting stuff. If you do that, people will start responding to it, in not too nice of a way.
[Galaxy S III General] Tokarin:
@Julianocas

Fast dormancy, disable it

Network location locator, disable it if possible, it keeps wifi on all the time and eats into battery

Configure wifi to turn off when not using, change "Always" to "Never" in wifi advance tab
[Galaxy S III General] stephendt0:
Quick question - has the feature to manually adjust the brightness levels under "display" been added to nightlies yet? I find this pretty useful and last time I checked it wasn't available yet.
[Galaxy S III General] mdfpido:
Got myself to blame here. Just a disclaimer.

The HDR function is a nice feature in case you need it. I don't need it. But since my flashaholic tendency kicked in, I was helpless. I was enjoying my 16th nightly like it has "Stable Release" printed all over it but once I flashed the 19th nightly and found out the HDR functionality isn't really up to the task (-1 EV loses focus, whereas 0 EV and 1 EV focus alright), I flashed back to the 16th and guess what, I started receiving "Root possibly lost. Fix?" error messages upon reboot from recovery and my beloved 16th is now slow and laggy! :(

Whatever I do: go back to ICS then to CM = laggy with CMW error popping up; JB to CM = same thing. Sad part is, I don't need HDR! Why on Earth I flashed the 19th when I'm super happy with the 16th, is something known only to the gods.

Next time, once I found that nightly with a touch of unicorn tears or fairy dust, I'm never going to update it regardless of what extra features added to subsequent nightlies.

That is all.
[Galaxy S III General] eseregin:
What the problem?

Nightly 19 pretty stable!

Dont need HDR - just dont use it at all 8-)
[Galaxy S III General] The-Kevster:
Using Nightly 19 the camera just shows a black screen. Front and back cameras the same. Tried clearing gallery data without any luck. Any ideas?
[Galaxy S III General] tontiv:
isn't always better than never as that would force the phone to use mobile data?
[Galaxy S III General] mdfpido:
Stable, yes. But it isn't as snappy as the 16th. With the 16th I didn't feel or seen any stuttering, with the short time that I'm on the 19th, I just couldn't stand it. And I clean flashed it (no dirty flash) as well.

HDR or not, I'm using Camera Zoom FX as my main camera anyway. The snappiness department is the one that I have issues with.

Thanks buddy.
[Galaxy S III General] dk_zero-cool:
Ever since I bought this SGS3, I have had an issue with kworker. I got constant reports from watchdog regarding kworker periodically using between 25% and 80% CPU while the screen was turned off. I have spend ages trying to figure out what was using kworker, but with no luck. However, I finally found a way to fix it.

pm.sleep_mode=1
ro.ril.disable.power.collapse=0

Adding this to your build.prop will reduce the kworker activity to a normal stage and extend your battery life. I have not been getting any reports from watchdog, and kworker now lies between 0% and 0.5% when the screen is turned off.
[Galaxy S III General] TecQuality:
how it works , im onto the latest nightly ... i dont understood yet :S
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Photosphere isn't in aosp, which is why you'll never officially see it in CM, ever.
[Galaxy S III General] 23Six:
Its Maps, it always is. And a little bit of Google+ but thats it negligible.

1. Install App Quarantine from Play

2. Go to settings and make sure what's ticked is ticked.

3. Add App Quarantine widget, select Maps

4. Click to open dialog and unlock/click again to lock. This basically disables app and enables app quickly.

5. Tick direct launch if you want in settings.

Maps will no longer account for battery consumption

If you don't use location services like Google Now you can turn it off for a little more savings

For Google+ check your Instant Upload settings. Make sure off or only when charging. If you don't use it disable.

Exynos SIII; CM10.1