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[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] El Daddy:
Put the file in your ringtone folder.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UZ7:
I use es file explorer and when I use the player I can set it to whatever option.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] savagehax:
I want to make a custom boot animation..any good tutorials around the forum?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bodh:
check out the themes and apps section, i believe there's a sticky there. Also, google modaco boot animation with sound. A start at least..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jhoffy22:
It appears that regardless of the ROM or kernel, if your phone is rooted then the Allshare Cast Wireless Hub will not work. I've searched through nearly every Rom thread in the development section and I couldn't find anyone that has it working. I've tried resetting the flash counter to 0 via Triangle Away and tried using the stock rom and kernel to no avail. The wireless hub was a Christmas gift from my mother and I don't have the heart to take it back because as it stands now it's a $70 paper weight. I looked through the rules and it doesn't appear that these types of threads are against the rules. I'm hoping that someone can find a fix for this that will make it work on rooted phones. I'm even willing to send out my wireless hub to a developer if they don't have one so they can try to fix it.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mangotrees:
I'll put in $5
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] studentjunk:
I had one for a week before returning it to Amazon. It wasn't reliable for me. I seem to remember rooting being ok. However, the Rom and recovery would need to be stock. Maybe I remember wrong.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] epic4GEE:
I'll match you hoffy, I would love to see the hub reliably fixed for our s3's without going back to stock.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pureEVO91:
I can only match you frustration. I have spent many hours trying myself and researching how to fix this only to find that it appears to be a problem within the kernel its self. With the Rom, kernel, and everything stock it works. I have tried on many threads to see if we could get a dev to pick this up with no avail. We have some great kernels out there and besides who wants to stay 100% stock or let's face it why would we be on Xda forums. I would be willing to donate as well. Their has to be some way to resolve the issue.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] styles420:
I might be misunderstanding the purpose of the hub - AllShare used to be a version of media streaming protocol, allowing devices like Xboxes and bluray players to stem media from your phone. Is the hub supposed to be a way of adding that capability to tvs that don't have it built in?

Or is it supposed to allow full screen sharing? (As in being able to see your home screen or play Angry Birds on your big screen, for example)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KennyG123:
Yes. It has an HDMI out to TVs that are not Samsung Smart TVs.

http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/cell-phones-accessories/EAD-T10JDEGSTA
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jpnelson40:
I have a Samsung smart tv, and I can't figure out how to make my Galaxy note show it's screen directly. It does link DNLA as photos or videos but then in simple sequential mode with no apps to control it with.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] buckeye_jeff:
I'm not a programmer so I don't know what the difference might be. But I got a Samsung BD-E6500 blue-ray player for X-mass and I am able to stream videos and pictures from my phone using Allshare. I have a rooted S3 running Wicked Sensations ROM. The only modification I had to make to my phone was reinstalling my Samsung account on the phone.

Hope this info helps point somebody in the right direction.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] styles420:
DLNA only does media streaming, not screen sharing.

The difference is that with media streaming, the file is played by the device being streamed to (streaming basically means that the file is played as it is downloaded, rather than waiting for the whole file to transfer before starting playback). The media must be prerecorded, so live interaction with an app is impossible (and tvs and bluray players have no idea what to do with an apk file).

Screen sharing is more like connecting a camera to your tv and pointing it at your phone's screen - the phone does all of the processing, which is why you can see the android interface and all of your apps in real time. It's basically like your phone is the computer and the tv is just the monitor.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jpnelson40:
Such screen sharing is just what I want. It allows you to use all the nice tools and apps on the phone, instead of the crude sequential slide shows one can see on the TV, for example. Also, sometimes I want to demo a program or show a map from my phone on the big screen, so others can see it happen (looking over one's shoulder isn't optimal!).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Robalboa:
Allshare cast requires a additional accessories. Call a hub. It will then share your phone screen with other devices. Tv's. Cpu etc

Galaxy S 3 32gb ...Sprint ;)

jelly bean LJ7 rooted....yahhhyuhhh

---------- Post added at 08:53 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:51 AM ----------

Also if you want to stream go to settings. Then more settings and turn on nearby devices. Then you can stream to any wifi connected device. No hub

Needed. The hub is only for screen share

Galaxy S 3 32gb ...Sprint ;)

jelly bean LJ7 rooted....yahhhyuhhh
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] psyopussy:
i'll be glad to chip in if someone is able to fix this...

triangle away does not solve it for me either.

n7100/ARHD/perseus kernel
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] megan23247:
I just bought one today.. now i wish i would of known it didn't work on rooted phones before i spent the money. Ugh
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] styles420:
Unfortunately, you won't be able to do that with a bluray player... If you can connect a computer to a display large enough for your needs (such as your tv), then you might be able to set up a vnc server on your phone and a vnc viewer on the computer. The setup might take some tweaking, especially to deal with screen rotation, and vnc is likely to have a slight lag... otherwise, it appears that the AllShare hub or a similar device (if one exists and is compatible) will be the only other way to do wireless screen sharing

On a semi related note, does anyone here know what the hdmi cable for the S3 will display on the external screen? In other words, does it share the screen or just media that is playing on the phone?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ranchosteve:
I will also donate
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Hobadee:
Let me start off with a disclaimer: I have never used Allshare, nor do I have a hub. That being said, I would put a good chunk of money on the problem being caused by HDCP. I would recommend researching this.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jpnelson40:
It will share the screen, if you have the proper cable (and 5-11 pin adapter with some older cables); I have a Galaxy Note II, and that also works well sharing the screen. One can also use DLNA features to share media, but I find that screen sharing is much more convenient, since one has all the user interface advantage of the Android apps. I also would prefer if screen sharing could be done wireless. Samsung is being coy about this issue, I think, confusing everyone with the AllShare names, keeping the descriptions vague, etc. If one can share screen wirelessly with any Samsung Smart TV, even the latest, I haven't seen any posts to verify that. Some posts seem to imply that the "dongle" is needed only for older TVs, but that seems to be incorrect (and the dongle seems not to work well in any case from my reading). I would be happy to have these conclusions refuted.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jorv976:
AllShare Cast HUB mirrors everything u see on ur phone on ur tv. AllShare App streams pics, videos, music. Just like IMedia Share. Mirroring and Streaming are different.

GS3 Amplified
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] fsp48:
Sprint Note 2 SPH-L900

The vid below is the only proof I was able to find of it working with a modified ROM. His kernel looks stock. I tried it with Whomp 2.6 with no luck although he is running 2.4 in this vid. I had already bought TriangleAway from PlayStore which did reset my flash counter on-screen without the resetting phone cycle it goes through otherwise but I think this was only when I had Perseus kernel or before I said yes to the MA7 update which failed anyway due to not being stock. Now that I set it back to stock kernel with stock boot loader TA will no longer visually reset my flash counter. I originally rooted with the Note2 toolkit and opted for adding the insecure boot image. I am going to try to just re-flash to complete stock and use CF auto and see how it goes. I just want to use my allshare cast dongle so I can keep the phone charged when screen sharing AND be rooted. Stupid to have to jump through so many hoops to use this dongle and some apps that only work if rooted.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeKPxZiimpo

**Update** I messed with it some more and tried to keep track of the variable steps I did to make it work for me. I left Whomp 2.6 installed and did a full wipe in stock boot-loader. I noticed after 1st boot before any updates or downloads happened that my device status reported as "normal". The 1st things I downloaded were my SuperSU Pro key and my paid Triangle Away. I ran Triangle Away which was no longer able to give an on-screen flash count in android on the stock kernel but it seems to do what it is supposed to do as it showed everything was stock in download mode. After I rebooted from the 1st run of Triangle Away I checked status which was in a long cycle of "scanning" only to end in "Modified" status. I finally got Allshare Cast to work like the vid above. I'm pretty sure you just need to check the box at the bottom for the system modified workaround in Triangle Away. Now I need to update to MA7 and see if I can still have everything work.

**Working great update** Whompasaurus 2.7.1 and stock bootloader and stock kernel. Think I may have taken the "long-cut" but I pretty much got it all working with this ROM and Triangle Away. Allshare Cast dongle is working great. Watched every episode of CHOSEN on Crackle on the TV. Somehow I broke Pie Navigation Control so I just re-installed the APK and it works again. Only thing that fails now is trying to use the ROMs wifi tether which crashes the phones Settings but at least with no lockup just a slight delay and back to normal just no launching of wifi tether. I will try to do the same for that. For now I have Klink usb that I bought a while ago.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Foch3:
Sorry but this is not an issue for me. I was having issues before but after running triangle away and then odin a stock rom with root. It works flawlessly with root. My device says modified but counter is at zero. I believe the secret sauce might be that you have to verify that your counter is at 0 and your binary is not custom then flash a stock w/root tar. My connection never fails. Its not a perfect device but its not an enemy of root. PM me if you need any info on my setup that works
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] baldy62:
found a fix

Was running rooted stock MD4. Allshare Cast HDMI dongle would disconnect within a second or two. The dongle was working fine with my wife's unrooted S3. I was ready to give up root to make this work so I flashed (from recovery, not Odin) billiard412's unrooted MD4 with count reset: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1904099

I also then flashed (before rebooting) the CWM zip to keep a custom recovery. I rebooted, and linked my now unrooted S3 to the dongle. It worked perfectly and then I experimented and flashed Team Epic's root from recovery. I gained root again and the Allcast still worked. By the way, I dirty flashed and kept all my data, settings, home screens, etc.

I'm no expert but I wonder if the device has to be unrooted for the initial pairing, but once paired, can work with a subsequent root. Or maybe I don't have a clue!! I'm just happy it works, kept my settings, and still have root & custom recovery. I gotta go thank billiard!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] fire3element:
You all need to update your radio to the latest version available for your device.

Make sure you don't install the WRONG RADIO!

After installing the latest radio on your device, Allshare cast should work just fine. Root, nor kernel, nor system status should make a difference.

Note: I am on a launch version Verizon S3. Running Synergy ROM r484 with the included Ziggy's kernel. Overclocked and modified, using Nova launcher. I figured this on a hunch, after pulling every last hair out of my body (yes it hurt).

Note 2: (no not the phone) You have to be on a Touchwiz based ROM. You do not have to have touchwiz as your launcher, but I would suggest the initial pair with the Allcast dongle to your phone to be made with the touchwiz launcher active.

I have not tried other ROMs yet, so I can not comment on those. However, I am about 99% positive that the radio update will fix the problem.

There is also a firmware updater app on the Google Play store for the Allshare Cast dongle.

Good luck to everyone, report back with your results.

NOW... I believe you all owe me some $$$ :p :silly: :laugh:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] baldy62:
Glad to hear its working for you. Perhaps your observations are needed for Verizon (fyi : this is a Sprint forum). In my case my baseband is MD4 both before and after I got it working. Also I'm using Nova launcher on stock TW, so I don't think the launcher matters. But if people are having problems I guess they should try different solutions since YMMV!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] fire3element:
LoL :) I just kidding bout the money. This is a community, and as such we stick together (well... most of us). It is great for everyone to offer $$$ to get a solution. I help you, you help me. That's how it should stay.

Anyways, I realized after I posted that this was a Sprint forum (oops). I clicked a link off another Verizon thread and came here. Didnt even realize is was Sprint (sorry folks).

I still feel that the radio is where the problem is. Has anyone here that is having issues (besides baldy62) tried the MD4 radio? If not, give that a try and post your results.

That was the newest radio I could find. If there is a newer radio out there, please post it.

Again, good luck.

Side Note: I am not sure what is available for you guys on Sprint, but like the Synergy ROM for the VZW and International S3 you have the Aroma installer that let's you choose options as you install the ROM. In the Aroma installer for Synergy r484, you have an option to WIPE all of the internal memory. I HIGHLY suggest backing up all your data to a PC and using this wipe method. I have been on many ROMs since I got my s3 and all of them have been getting progressively worse in stability despite wiping the internal memory from recovery before installing a ROM. My last ROM (BeanTown build 14) was supposed to be stable as hell, but I was getting random reboots sometimes 3 a day. A full wipe should clear up most of the issues, but be aware that you must install the ROM from an external SD card in able to do the full wipe.

Give Synergy r484 a try. Good ROM, lots of options, pretty fast, Allshare works (for me). It has an option in the Aroma installer for which carrier you are on (Sprint, VZW, ATT). Not sure if the Ziggy kernel is compatible with the Sprint s3, but I don't think it will let you install it if it isn't.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] studentjunk:
Looks like it's been figured out on a few phone versions. I tried figuring out what they did, but it was above my head.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2421642
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Oh, heh. I can try this out. I decompiled some libs back when I tried to get crt off working on MD4
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] studentjunk:
That would be cool. On Sprint 4.3, the lib file they say to replace is not there. So it actually requires knowing what stuff means.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
That's where grep comes in...I can just grab all the libs it might be and search for the functions they were discussing
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Frostacious:
If by radio you mean modem while on md4 it didn't work but when I installed mg2 modem tada now I can share mirror my screen on tv no problem so yes I can concur your hypothesis.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] studentjunk:
My Google search indicates mg2 is for virgin mobile. I am in Sprint, and have latest modem, which is mk3 courtesy of [MENTION=4645794]CNexus[/MENTION]. I was running rooted stock before, but upgraded due to poor phone call performance. That fixed that problem, but I lost the tv connections. I'd run the OTA, but that is locked down.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] studentjunk:
OK. I think i have it. This is based on work done by [MENTION=334644]sorg[/MENTION] who disabled hdcp protection and shared it on GS4. I ported it to MK3 using instructions from [MENTION=399794]mrmrmrmr[/MENTION].

I run MD4 stock. I tried out the changes and upgraded to MK3. It seemed to fix the allshare cast, but did not allow me to watch my TV on my phone.

I'd rather have a few testers confirm that it works before opening up a new thread. Attached is a flashable zip
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] taingster:
Hello. I like to try it out. Can this be flashed on Att note 2 (sgh-i717)? Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
No...1), the n2 uses an exynos processor which means that the files will be completely different, and 2) this is the sprint s3 section so I'm wondering why you're even asking if it will work on your device...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] taingster:
I've been trying to get it to work for the pass year. I came here because it's not really discussed anywhere else. Glad I asked and thanks for the quick response.

Sent from my SGH-I717 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] studentjunk:
[MENTION=1416962]taingster[/MENTION] I was doing the same thing. Sorg posted a solution here. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2621550. The instructions I linked may help you to port it to your device. That thread also has a few other devices with patches.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] svfreddy:
So this is a flashable zip fix for sprint rooted mk3 right?

just want to be sure before trying it out.

and big thanks to [MENTION=621512]studentjunk[/MENTION] and the rest of the community for all the efforts :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] studentjunk:
[MENTION=3855590]svfreddy[/MENTION]

Yes. Worked on mine.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] studentjunk:
OK. I did a before and after after upgrading to 4.3, and confirmed that it's working on stock.

I'm going to stop following this thread. any discussion from me can be found here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2630034.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brody8898:
I would like to root my Fire HD, but am too afraid of messing it up. Is anyone working on a 1-Click method?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Callum77:
I was a bit like yourself and very unsure especially when using commands in the cmd.

This guide is an 'idiots' guide and you really can't go wrong with it and minimizes commands so you can't make any mistakes. :victory:

Edit: I can't post the website because I have less than 10 posts. Google "Inksavers idiot guide to rooting kindle fire hd 7 phandroid" and it is the top result.

:)
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Corsica96:
Hello all. I'm using the LG Nexus 4, rooted, and running the stock rom. I absolutely LOVE the theme of this MMS.apk originally developed for the Galaxy Nexus:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1745830

However, I have a small problem...I cannot send MMS messages or receive them, as well as forwarding multiple people a message. Otherwise regular SMS messaging and everything else works out fine. I installed it through the use of Root Browser Lite after uninstalling and backing up the stock MMS through Titanium Backup. The post also mentions installation by "flashing into recovery," though not sure if that is the same as installing a rom through Clockwork Recovery or another method, which I did not do. Can anyone help me? I wish to keep using the stock messaging app with this theme, without the need for a third party SMS solution like Handcent or GO SMS Pro. Thanks! :cool:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] zongamin:
First of all, this is in no way a criticism of the Rom devs who have released JB Roms so far, and its not trolling, just my observations on the JB Roms (based on what we have seen so far).

I've been running CleanNote 6 with Speedmod for a few months now (with a few mods - removed lots of bloat, added Google Now, new Gmail etc). Its very fast, smooth, and has brilliant battery life. But like most people on here, I've been trying out the JB Roms since they first appeared. Problem is, I keep coming back to CleanNote. Maybe some of these can be resolved once Samsung decides to finish JB for the Note, although some appear to be features rather than bugs.

So here's my list of moans

- Overall, its no where near as 'smooth' as CleanNote - this will hopefully improve once JB is officially out - (or maybe a new speedmod will come out for JB?)

- The Gallery - there's that 'stutter' whenever you load an album that isn't there in CleanNote (again, should be fixed in official release) Images often appear pixelated for a second before clearing up - not a problem in LRQ/CleanNote Roms.

- The new Notification drop down looks ugly for me - personal taste but not for me

- Font sizes are too big - system fonts are too large, changing to tiny or small makes third party apps look odd (hopefully fixed in official release)

- The share / open with dialogues are not as nice - the list in 4.0.4 LRQ works great - the icon / grid system in JB is awkward (eg click to open a link from twitter and it asks you which browser to use - instead of a nice neat list we have a messy grid of icons.

- Not able to access app info directly from the app drawer.

These next ones might be more controversial

- AirView - not really sure why this is useful - its novel, but can't imagine using it - maybe better on a large tablet size device but not jumping at me as something I would ever need.

- MultiView - nice idea, but even with the Note's large screen, you are left with two windows that aren't really practical to work with . I tried to look at a map and website at the same time - it worked, but it was pointless - much better to switch between than try to manage both at once. On a 10 inch tablet I can see this as useful maybe though.

- Paper Artist - not interested - its just a novelty app - pretty pointless really.

Things I do like

- The launcher bug from LRQ 4.0.4 is gone (apps on SD would vanish from homescreen on restart)

- Long app names run to two lines rather than just cutting off like they used to

On previous phones (Galaxy S, Desire, Desire HD), I've quickly ended up on CM or MIUI based roms - but with the note it seems silly to lose the unique features you only get with a TW Roms.

These are just my thoughts based on the leaks we have seen so far -

Please feel free to disagree and convince me otherwise (or ignore if you like!) -but don't accuse me of trolling or start flaming - I'm just sharing my ideas.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] azzledazzle:
I agree with you on that, a lot of the jb features are gimmicks and probably won't get used that often.

But that doesn't mean no one will ever use them some people may find it really useful?

I agree that ics (expecially clean note) is a lot smoother than jb but I believe mainly this is because jb is still kind of in beta stage so it's an unfinished release.

The galaxy s2 has had jb update but it requires being updated via Kies only as the whole device needs to be repartitioned taking up to 1 hour to complete.

Maybe something similar will be required for the note? If it does require repartitioning it may solve some of the existing issues such as memory leaking and storage issues and general lagging.

Who knows? All we can do and see what happens when it's released.