yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Droid DNA] pumah350:
I haven't had any issues with my camera or video. I hope the link works that I posted, hopefully you aren't a Green Bay fan :) Considering the distance I was shooting at, not too bad quality and stability. I had it zoomed in maybe about 1/2 way or a little more, then when I panned to the crowd, I zoomed back out a bit. Stock DNA, stock camera. I did try to use the Movie app to tie these two videos together but it said something was wrong with my files!? Tried several times and was disappointed, tried lower resolution, etc. but it would not go. I did use Movie Aid to stitch these together but that's it.

http://youtu.be/tLG0YULqUdY
[Android Apps and Games] martintzvetomirov:
[YOUTUBE]_-0-HjSg_r4[/YOUTUBE]

Listen to live FM broadcasts on devices that don't have a built-in FM radio!

Description

SDR Touch turns your mobile phone or tablet into a cheap and portable software defined radio scanner. Allows you to listen to live on air FM radio stations, weather reports, police, fire department and emergency stations, taxi traffic, airplane communications, audio of analogue TV broadcasts, audio amateurs, digital broadcasts and many more! Depending on the hardware used, its radio frequency coverage could span between 50 MHz and 2.2 GHz. It currently demodulates WFM, AM, NFM, USB, LSB, DSB, CWU and CLW signals.

You can get a compatible USB receiver for under $20 online from eBay. Just plug in your rtl-sdr compatible USB DVB-T tuner into your Android device using a USB OTG Cable and turn on SDR Touch. For list of supported Realtek RTL2832U based dongles, please see the end of the description.

Compatible USB DVB-T tuners

- Generic RTL2832U (e.g. hama nano)

- ezcap USB 2.0 DVB-T/DAB/FM dongle

- Terratec Cinergy T Stick Black (rev 1)

- Terratec NOXON DAB/DAB+ USB dongle (rev 1)

- Terratec Cinergy T Stick RC (Rev.3)

- Terratec T Stick PLUS

- Terratec NOXON DAB/DAB+ USB dongle (rev 2)

- PixelView PV-DT235U(RN)

- Compro Videomate U620F

- Compro Videomate U650F

- Compro Videomate U680F

- Sweex DVB-T USB

- GTek T803

- Lifeview LV5TDeluxe

- MyGica TD312

- PROlectrix DV107669

- Zaapa ZT-MINDVBZP

- Twintech UT-40

- Dexatek DK DVB-T Dongle (Logilink VG0002A)

- Dexatek DK DVB-T Dongle (MSI DigiVox mini II V3.0)

- Dexatek Technology Ltd. DK 5217 DVB-T Dongle

- MSI DigiVox Micro HD

- Genius TVGo DVB-T03 USB dongle (Ver. B)

- GIGABYTE GT-U7300

- DIKOM USB-DVBT HD

- Peak 102569AGPK

- SVEON STV20 DVB-T USB & FM

Interaction with battery savers

It turns out some manufacturers such as Huawei and Samsung have very aggressive power saving policies and force close background apps without notice. If the system decides to kill the RTL-SDR (or SdrPlay) driver while SDR Touch is running, the app will stop playing and become unresponsive eventually showing a "Disconnected unexpectedly" error message.

If you are experiencing this issue, the only solution that currently exists is to manually whitelist *both* the SDR driver app and SDR Touch in your phone's power saving settings to prevent the operating system from unexpectedly stopping the apps. More information and instructions on how to do this based on your particular phone make and model can be found on this website: dontkillmyapp.com

Feedback

An article about SDR Touch - Android Meets the RTL2832U from HamRadioScience

A user submitted video showing off advanced features of SDR Touch running on a mobile phone:

[YOUTUBE]QArle2hHO54[/YOUTUBE]

Any additional feature suggestions, comments or feedback will be much appreciated!
[Android Apps and Games] killerdan56:
looking good sir looking good
[Android Apps and Games] daniel_reetz:
Fantastic work. I am excited to see squelch on the list of improvements. Is there any chance that you will ever support a plugin architecture or P25 decoding? There is a decoder called DSD which can decode P25. Squelch+P25 would make it replace my scanner entirely. I would pay additional $$ for each of these features and it would still be more affordable and interesting than carrying around a scanner.
[Android Apps and Games] martintzvetomirov:
Thanks for the support! Squelch is coming soon! I will look into P25 but we might need to work together on this - you may need to provide me some I/Q recorded samples - but I would say this would be a bit later since I just started my second semester and have some studying to do as well :)

P.S. Squelch is now on top of my TODO list :D
[Android Apps and Games] ntunix:
Although this seems to be a great app, I couldn't make it to work with Xperia Ray... ("no tuner found" error)

Anyone here had success with making it work on a Xperia phone?
[Android Apps and Games] daniel_reetz:
Fanastic, thank you. I can't wait for squelch!

I'll supply whatever data/info you need to implement P25. I/Q samples are no problem. I understand completely that your time is limited and there is a larger audience to serve, but if you need resources, please let me know what you need and I'll see how I can help.

My account here is new, so I can't post links, but "DSD" and "radioreference wiki" will get you to the DSD source.
[Android Apps and Games] xanlexian:
Amazing work! Well worth the $9.99USD pricetag. Gave you a nice review on the Google Market/Play Store as well.

FYI: Works wonderfully on an Acer A500 w/ Android 4.2.1.
[Android Apps and Games] martintzvetomirov:
SDR Touch has been removed by Google from Google Play! I will investigate the issue and will report back as soon as I have more information!!!

If somebody needs the latest version of SDR Touch, please download it from the attachment. Keep in mind that as soon as SDR Touch goes back to Android market you might need to reinstall it in order to get the latest updates!
[Android Apps and Games] martintzvetomirov:
Ok, just to make it clear for everybody that is concerned.

SDR Touch DOES NOT violate the GPL license!

SDR Touch is merely a client for - https://github.com/martinmarinov/rtl_tcp_andro-. rtl_tcp_andro is released under GPL2+. SDR Touch and rtl_tcp_andro are separate works in the sense of GPL. They are neither statically or dynamically linked and they are two separate executables that communicate over a TCP connection. rtl_tcp_andro is bundled with SDR Touch merely to help the user and with accordance to point 2. of GPL Terms and Conditions. You can think of SDR Tocuh as an "installer" of rtl_tcp_andro. It just launches rtl_tcp_andro with Runtime.exec("");. Furthermore SDR Touch could happily work without the bundled rtl_tcp_andro in network mode by connecting to a remote computer running either rtl_tcp_andro or the original rtl_tcp.

Therefore GPL is not violated. Saying that GPL is violated would be like saying that you can't listen to online radio with your proprietary music player because the radio is being streamed with a GPL based software.

A quote from GPL-3.0:
[Android Apps and Games] smunaut:
Did you read that quote ?

A single .APK _is_ a single distribution medium ... and they definitely _ARE_ combined to form a larger program. The "SDR Touch" .APK is the larger program, containing both your own code and the rtl_tcp_andro binary. That clause is meant for when you ship a CDRom with different stuff on it for example where they have no special relation ship. Here the relation ship and dependency is clear (even says so in the damn description of the app)

The problem is not with SDR Touch or the way it's a client for a rtl_tcp version, that's the right way to do it.

The problem is that both are distributed bundled.

SDR Touch and rtl_tcp_andro need to be two separate packages to be installed independently by the user.

There is also the requirement to make a written offer and include the full license terms when distributing rtl_tcp_andro, usual way is to include both the license in the .APK and also accessible to the user in the UI (menu often).

Cheers,

Sylvain
[Android Apps and Games] martintzvetomirov:
But rtl_tcp_andro is a separate binary and the apk is just a container like a CD Rom. That's precisely the point. The binary classes of SDR Touch are separate entities in the apk file and are not linked to rtl_tcp_andro!. The GPL allows using an "installer" to install proprietary software as well as GPLed software in one go. The Android apk installer grabs the contents of the archive (which is like a rar archive) and unrars it ("installs") it onto the device. When the user is using the program, the two entities are still different and separate!

The license is linked in the Help section of SDR Touch. The thing that I haven't done is to put the license physically on the apk as well.

But that's a good point,

Thanks,

Martin
[Android Apps and Games] smunaut:
Mmm, first, I'm not sure the APK is uncompressed on the flash.

But you're missing the point that in this case it's a single "application", no matter what binaries it's composed of. It's not pulled independently (as a dependency or not) and via that "installer" you can't get it independently, it's just a single package, even presented as a single application to the user (aren't they both under the same 'title' in the "Application" tab of android ?)

So really, I don't see how you could consider this as not being a "whole" without, like I said, distribute it as two different packages (which would also allow other "users" to use the rtl_tcp_andro for eg) and give a undeniable separation between the two.
[Android Apps and Games] martintzvetomirov:
Ok, I see your point and this looks like an option. I still can argue that they are separate but in order to prove that, as you say, I might split them into two packages.

Will see how things go, will keep you posted!
[Android Apps and Games] MS3FGX:
Like smunaut said, this definitely counts as a derivative work as they are being presented to the user as one cohesive application via the Play Store.

This is the same problem that SDR# had some time back, where they tried to distribute the GPL RTL-SDR with their proprietary UI. They thought that, since the UI only communicated with RTL-SDR and wasn't technically part of SDR#, they could include it; but that's not the case. (http://dangerousprototypes.com/2012/08/05/confusion-over-sdr-vs-opensdrsharp/)

The solution in this case will be the same as it was for SDR#: Either make the entire application GPL, or break rtl_tcp_andro into a completely separate package. Make sure that the description for the rtl_tcp_andro package clearly states its license, and make sure you link to the GitHub page for it so the source is clearly available. That should cover all the bases.
[Android Apps and Games] martintzvetomirov:
Ok, this makes sense.

Actually this won't be a bad idea after all, I mean if there is a separate app "rtl_tcp_andro" that can do I/Q samples, this might help other developers write their own SDR based applications so therefore help the community.

I don't want to release the processing bit under GPL since it took me quite some time to optimize the algorithms to run on Android so I want to keep my work with this private and this is what Pro users are paying for but rtl_tcp_andro is in the public domain anyways, I will just wrap it around with an apk and release it under GPL.
[Android Apps and Games] stejc:
Please add NetSDR support for RFSpare radios like NetSDR or SDR-IP.

I would pay 10x the Pro price for this! http://sourceforge.net/projects/cutesdr/ and http://cutesdr.svn.sourceforge.net/...face/sdrinterface.cpp?revision=36&view=markup will probably reveal how NetSDR format works.
[Android Apps and Games] martintzvetomirov:
I already have sever requests about this. I will keep this idea in the record. I will first need to make sure SDR Touch is working properly and implement the list of features in the first post.

Also, I was able to rapidly prototype so far but now I'm back in University and I am forced to slow down the development speed. So it may take some time.
[Android Apps and Games] Ge0rG:
Any chance to make the whole app Open Source? This would be a nice recognition of the hard work done by the rtl-sdr folks, and solve your packaging problem.

I have licensed APRSdroid (which btw. can modulate and demodulate Packet Radio using audio in/out) under the GPL, and I can not complain about people not getting the paid version from Google Play.

To the contrary, 80% of my users actually bought the app, and all without evil nag screens!
[Android Apps and Games] MS3FGX:
Absolutely. That is the idea behind the GPL in the first place, that other developers can benefit from improvements made to the code. Having a separate download for rtl_tcp_andro would definitely be a positive for the community, I could personally think of a couple interesting projects with it.

Of course, it's your right to keep your own software closed source. I don't personally believe in keeping this kind of software closed, but it's your decision.

Though I would like to point out that this type of software is going to get paid downloads either way. The type of users you will attract with this kind of software are the same kinds of users who have no problem donating to open source projects. We aren't talking about some casual game here that just anyone will be downloading, this is an application developed for more technical users who have a pretty good idea of the amount of effort that goes into a project like this.

In any event, I'm glad to see you taking the proper steps to make sure your software is GPL compliant.
[Android Apps and Games] Phase3d:
FUNcube Pro & FUNcube Pro Plus Support

Any chance FUNcube Pro & FUNcube Pro Plus Dongles Support can be added in the future.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ducbutter:
Does anyone know a fix to the lag in trace feature in keyboard on jb sense roms. The trace lines hang for a few seconds. Ics has no delay. Driving me nuts.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] M-2The-O-Squared:
Try going to Settings > Applications > All

Select HTC Sense Input

Clear Data
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] CheesyNutz:
Yea its called

Install SwiftKey flow lol
[HTC One X] Ehfida:
i try many camera apps and roms but it still not focusing

please help:crying:
[HTC One X] _deleted_:
Try the sense camera, you can change the settings with focus, but at my current configuration, i tap the screen and it focuses.
[Android General] madd0g:
I've noticed while troubleshooting my phone's connection with Network Log app today, that there's an occurence of both Cut the Rope and Cut the Rope Experiments games to send/receive data :

When I Googled the server IP I've found this : http://locusdementia.blogspot.com/2013/01/zeptolabs-spying-on-you.html

There's no service running in the background, so this isn't to be seen by the user. Apparently it's not enough to buy those 2 games without being harassed for the data.

Just wanted to give a heads up, both are now uninstalled and I certainly won't buy from them again.
[Android General] foggytown:
Appreciate the heads up. I can't find a privacy policy on their website...pretty shady.
[HTC Wildfire S] quarasut:
Hello,

i want to try this root / unlock all in one tool, but it say: Caution- This unlock bootloader and rooting tutorial hardly not permitted for network locked devices, so don’t ever try this update on your network locked devices.

http://androidflip.com/htc-wildfire...stall-drivers-root-lockunlock-bootloader-app/

my htc wildfire S has a t-mobile logo at boot, but other branding except the navigion select install isnt there. how can i identify if its network locked?

my goal is to install a fast custom rom. maybe i am on the wrong way with the all in one installer and there are other possibilitys.

Thanks for answers.
[HTC Wildfire S] johnnyspritz:
I don't see why not. Mine is network-locked and I've flashed over fifty ROMs on it :P

It does void your warranty if you unlock the bootloader and get S-OFF, but you can get it S-ON again and relock the bootloader, so that shouldn't be an issue (though there isn't really a way to S-OFF the WFS without XTC-Clip, meaning you can't do that at home anyways).
[HTC Wildfire S] quarasut:
oke! thx.

but what means s-off / s-on? i cant find it in glossary.
[HTC Wildfire S] johnnyspritz:
To you, nothing :P

I don't think we'll ever get it anyway, so it's basically nothing important. It used to be a dream that we could get our warranties back, flash a new radio or h-boot, network-unlock our phones and resize our system partitions, but now it appears all progress towards that dream has halted.
[HD2 General] exebreez:
Hello,

i have a huge problem with my sd card. Currently i have Dorimanxs latest GB (lite version) installed and the rom itself

works how it should, but if i reboot the SD Card gets damaged, a lot of apps are missing and there are a lot of files with crazy names.

I tried to format the Sd card and i think it will be the same next time.

Any idea?

cheers.
[HD2 General] maneken25:
Had similiar issue. Test your card by putting in sd card reader connected with pc and run chkdsk command in command prompt in windows.

If doesn't help, download aplication for win called sd formatter and make full format of sd card.

Your problem could be related with some kind of app2sd script IF its in use with your rom or which was also my case your sd card is at end of life span.
[HD2 General] exebreez:
I doesnt have a sd card reader but i formated my sd with a HTC One V from my Sister and it worked. thx for answer.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] alexandrubenza:
I checked out the recommended threads that my question popped up and i need further guidance.

I need to know how to unroot and return to complete stock for a note 2 if the USB port goes bad again. I'm currently stock, plan to root using the toolkit, but I don't quite understand the terminology. I've read a bunch of the forums and it seems that if I have CWM (or even ODIN) and a stock ROM then it is possible without USB connectivity.

The question I have is is the full undo option in the toolkit available without USB connectivity? and if i root first then make a recovery (or whatever it's called) would it be considered stock?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] datdirtyscrew:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2086769
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] magnamagna:
Greetings all!

I have recently come across a used Evo with a bad microphone. I intend to use it to play videos, particularly from xbmc. According to the xbmc website the Evo is supported.

Additionally, I would like to output the signal to my telly using HDMI. From what I understand, this will require mirroring. My question: any stable roms recommend for mirroring?

Thanks!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xdaoscar996:
Cm7 is the one i used. I couldn't find something as stable as that
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] magnamagna:
Thanks for the reply! Any particular flavor or just stock CM 7?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CNexus:
Read through this thread and this one
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Braaainz:
the Sense based ROMS with HDMI built in have plug and play... you plug in your HDMI cord and you're good to go. CyanogenMod requires you use the HDMwIn app (free), so it's an extra step to use mirroring.

That having been said, I use CyanogenMod 7.2 Stable for the most part. The biggest reason is that they have a mouse pointer code in their ROM and a full bluetooth stack. I use a bluetooth keyboard and mouse... plug my Evo into my TV and then sit on my couch while I type and use my mouse from a lapdesk. Instant home computer! I also can use a Nintendo Wii Classic controller to play games.

Sense based ROMs do not have a full bluetooth stack and I cannot stand that absence.

One more thing about CM... it comes packaged with an old version of ADW Launcher. It did NOT play well with my phone and I had frequent force closings. I updated ADW Launcher from the market, switched default use to the updated launcher, changed the old ADW to a user app (via Titanium Backup) and deleted it, made the new ADW a system app and rebooted. My force closings were entirely eliminated and I have a very stable phone at this time.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] magnamagna:
Thanks for the replies, all!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Chuckatron:
I always thought the purpose of odin was to completely wipe the internal storage back to stock. recovery, rom, data and all. Yet when i odin'ed back to stock-rooted and the rom went back to stock as well as recovery but all my apps were still there. wasnt a problem i just factory reset in stock recovery then downloaded goo manger and FrostyJB.

Did something go wrong for me or is this normal?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] x1tyme:
Odin only wipe system files. You manually habe to factory reset it inorder to wipe old data.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Helloworld294:
Hey guys so this is weird... every time I flash an AOSP 4.1.2 ROM (CM10, paranoid 2.55, slimbean) it ALWAYS ends up in a bootloop. Like the bootloop isnt like I had it on sgs i9000. It gives a short, weak vibration while on boot animation screen. It doesn't bootloop if I upgrade to AOSP 4.2.1 but bootloops when doing 4.1.2... yes I did wipe data, (not /data/media) wiped system, cache, dalvik before flashing the rom.... please help :)

Sent from my SGH-I747M
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] laserlight959:
Maybe something wrong with how you rooted your device?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Helloworld294:
Nope, because I was running rooted stock before flashing cm10. Right now I'm running rooted stock with ktoonz kernel.

Sent from my SGH-I747M
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] conan1600:
hi. ok so i flashed cm9.1 on my verizon galaxy tab schi800 and it wasnt working as well as my old galaxy cubed rom for me so i tried to restore my backup. no go, bootlooped. so i reflashed cm9 in cwm and it worked. then i already had the stock files and have restored my tab back to factory several times through heimdall a year or so ago so i flashed that thinking i would go stock get root and go back to cubed that way. now im stuck at verizon screen with factory recovery and download mode working but im at a loss. if i can get a cwm in heimdall .tar or something i can flash that and then reflash cm9 and that will work

i read where apparently you cant go back to 2.3.5 after flashing cm9 after the fact (sigh) so if anyone could throw me a link to a flashible rom for my tab in heimdall or a zip for cwm that can be flashed with heimdall or tell me any other way to fix this id be very gratefull. thanks
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] priyana:
Am not a cdma user but this link should have cwm

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1585619
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] conan1600:
yep. that worked. im back on cm9.1 thank you so much. now i have to figure out if i can go back to stock somehow then flash cubed or if i should try cm10. cm9 is draining my battery horribly lol.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] priyana:
The thread also guide how to return to stock, but maybe a sprint stock, which is fine if you are flashing cube anyway.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] savagecube:
thank
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] Aldinou:
I have ths SGSIII LTE from SFR and they have a special network : the 4G network is not avaible yet every where but hey have "Dual Carrier" network. As i had understood, it it a 3g network and it is double connection to 3G+ so it might go up to 42.2 mbits/s.

What i want to know is : if I flash an official rom from Samsung will I still have that double connection ? or it is a specification from SFR's Rom ?

please tell meif i can flash my phone without loosing this double connection ?
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] DjeMBeY:
It's not double connection, it's DC-HSPA+ (Dual Cell HSPA+ up to 42Mbps) and Yes, you can use any ROM (Custom or Official) and you won't loose it. It's hardware related not software, you're safe ;)

Here in UK it's fast, DL up to 25Mbps!!! Unlimited for little money...

Remember to check model, it's GT-I9305...
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] Obagleyfreer:
Is the S3 Dual Carrier the same as S3 LTE?

I bought my I9305 and there's no mention of LTE anywhere....... It just says 'Galaxy S3 Dual Carrier' it has Quallcomm 4G sticker on it though.... Very confusing!