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[Nexus Q General] THE_KINGDOM:
Yes by using Youtube for Google TV, then it's no problem. It works in exactly the same way as the Native Nexus Q functioning, in fact better because you still have all your other stuff going on while this happens.

If i remember correctly the play store thought that it wasn't compatible, not that you can't bypass that with a play store enabler, or side load it perhaps, thats also very easy, especially as you have adb over wifi now in the developer options /settings menu of CM10.1. But i decided to just use a slightly easier method. I download Aptoide, it has to be one of my fav apps, simply u can get any app from here, in the case that there are any problems at all with getting it from the play store, and with no restrictions. Using this app you practically never have to side load an app again, unless it's an extremely rare app, in which case you may not find it, This happened only once with me.

There are also many apps available to push stored music from a phone or tablet to another devices using DLNA/UPnP, although im not currently using one of these methods, there is definitely one or many there.

Although I do have the latest google play music app and all my uploaded music is available. In fact I'm listing to one of my playlists right now on the tv as I type these messages on Tapatalk.

Like I said before the only biggest issue I have with the CM10.1 ROM right now is that it removed the ability to control the internals of the Nexus Q, in terms of dimming the LEDs and controlling which of the audio outputs to use (HDMI, Analogue, Optical) The reason I really want this back is because I was previously using the Analogue outputs (banana jacks) which are amplified to power a sub and sound was amazing, because you can have all audio outputs active at the same time if you want.
[Nexus Q General] El Daddy:
Cool. Thanks for the info!

On the music front, I was talking about selecting music on my phone/tablet to be played on the Q, similar to the native functionality. Although since that's not yet available on Google TV, it probably won't work on CM...

I'm just hesitant to go through the process because it will be a pain to pull one of my tv's off the wall and bring into my office to flash the Q. My only laptop is a cr-48 and my PC monitor doesn't have HDMI :(

Thanks again!
[Nexus Q General] THE_KINGDOM:
DLNA/UPnP pushes music from one device to another. Sorry I edited my post I didn't make myself clear enough. One side acts as a server, other as a player to the server. But the music has to be store on the device you're pushing it from I believe, but don't quote me i haven't looked into it in depth, maybe you can even push streaming audio now.. not sure. Twonky is one, Bubble UPNP.. there are quite a few options

In any case I don't think it will be long until CM implements a way to conserve native functioning, at least I hope so, so that we can control audio output to the amplified banana jacks, because right now I cannot get sound out of them at all. Only HDMI and I'm sure Optical but i haven't tested optical,
[Nexus Q General] jm9843:
Duly noted. But there's something to be said for how to extend the Q's stock functionality without "hacking." (e.g. unlocking the bootloader, rooting, flashing, etc). The Q does some unique things, including the option to run headless, that I don't necessarily want to sacrifice. So stuff like "status bar, navbar, working notifications center, google now" is kind of unimportant to me for the Q's use case.

This doesn't work for Google Play content. There's no way, that I'm aware of, to duplicate the Q's functionality on CM10.1. That is, anyone with an Android device on the same network as the Q can stream their own personal Google Play libraries to it. That is a killer feature.

The one thing that is drawing me to 10.1 on the Q is that it supposedly runs well the new test builds of XBMC (with hardware decode). When I try to run the same build on stock Q, hardware decoding fails for some reason.
[Nexus Q General] THE_KINGDOM:
Yea as I said this is one method to push music to the Nexus Q but not necessarily from Google Play Music online lib, although you can simply install Google play music on the Q and have access to all those songs directly on the Q, but I understand your point.

There is a ROM called Quantum Singularity, well it's more like a modified version of the Nexus Q stock ROM, with a built in launcher on startup, and remapped keys to work better for navigating the Q. It conserved all the native nexus Q functioning, referred to as "dual-mode" It worked perfectly but there was no statusbar, navbar, google now, no backgrounds, and play store didn't work, amongst many things. These were the main reasons I switched to CM10.1, I have quite the pretty TV screen with the live wallpapers and chronus widget with weather etc..
[Nexus Q General] soccerwuedo5:
Play Store has been spotty for me. It does work with some serious massaging (constantly keeping cache wiped, re-installing super often, etc.) Frankly, having a reliable Play Store would be awesome, but not quite enough for me to jump to cyanogenmod when the gains are minimal compared to the losses. Funny how everyone values things differently on their gadgets!

I will be watching this thread anxiously for progress.
[Nexus Q General] animal24:
I'm with you. Cyanogen mod doesn't appear to use accelerated graphics or deep color either, an advantage of using the Q vs using my hdmi adapter for my gnex. I'll be interested if everything starts working again. I wish that more had been left too. Qremote was able to control the leds. I'm brainstorming getting an arduino to translate the LED control signal into the signal to run adafruit controllable led strips.
[Nexus Q General] agalvin13:
I totally agree! The main reason I got one of these things was to stream my library on Google music cloud to the device while controlling it with my phone or tablet. I literally can pick a song while coming up the elevator and have music start playing as soon as I connect to my home wifi and walk in the door. It is great if you have friends coming over. This is priority #1.

I would like to avoid at all costs to have to use an wireless keyboard or mouse. It just makes the device completely unsexy and goofy in my opinion. I have a Roku box that I can watch hulu or netflix on, so the only benefit of having them on the Q is if I can launch them quickly and control them with my phone or tablet which I can't while maintaining the music features referenced above.
[Nexus Q General] Gilbot:
Beggars can't be chooser i say... I for one am glad to have CM10.1 on this sphere.

Just dropping in to let you guys know that i bought this mini wireless keyboard with a trackpad and it works fairly well.

http://www.centralcomputers.com/com...4F0739C3?product_id=85361&czuid=1359704152250
[Nexus Q General] THE_KINGDOM:
Not yet. CM will re-add native functioning im sure, and if not. Lokifish marz who made Quantum Singularity ROM might know how. https://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=...=yh9nuAu4ofHqsP49eSp_xQ&bvm=bv.41867550,d.aWc

The original system img files we have all of them, system dump etc we just need to bind it with CM, taking the doodexed files and the binaries and making a flashable zip or adding it to the CM zips.

Anyways regardless, very happy to have CM10.1 on the Q also. Updates every few days :)
[Nexus Q General] drawde40599:
OK I got this installed and running on the q , but I had to stop at the welcome screen due to no cable or mouse , now I have a cable and mouse I go to boot up the q and it boots but there is no more output to the HDMI cable ( nothing shows on TV ) everything is correct I'm on right TV setting , I tried difrent HDMI cable even , I'm sure I'm just making a dumb mistake but what it is I don't no , can anyone "school " me please .
[Nexus Q General] kenhunt:
Last 3 nightlies break audio for anyone? I just put CM10.1 on last night and get no sound with those
[Nexus Q General] enriquealo:
This is also happening to me, no image after rebooting.
[Nexus Q General] THE_KINGDOM:
anybody know who is the CM Dev in charge of the Nexus Q project?
[Nexus Q General] ManelScout4Life:
Ricardo Cerqueira

rmcc
[Nexus Q General] khaivq:
I have no issue with the 20130211 build
[Nexus Q General] NinjaOne:
Sv: Official CM10.1 Nightlies!

I still have two issues with my otherwise perfect setup.

1. How do you power off? I have installed an app to do that, but it only shuts off the screen. The LED ring is still on.. Which brings me to..

2. Is there anyway to turn off that LED ring? It lights up the entire bedroom...

I love my Q after installing CM 10.1 and XBMC. I use Tablet remote to launch XBMC, and after that I use the official XBMC remote.

I have also tried playing GTA3 using the tablet remote as controller... Actually worked ok.

/NinjaOne

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[Nexus Q General] khaivq:
To control the LED, you could try this application bliny.net/blog/post/QRemote-Nexus-Q-Application.aspx

Yes, I wish we can re-program the mute button to be the power button. When user touch the Q, it will show to Power Menu (with Power Off / Reboot / Cancel), then we can use Volume Up/Down to select an option, and tap the Q again to select (similar to CWM Recovery Menu)
[Nexus Q General] NinjaOne:
Sv: Official CM10.1 Nightlies!

Thanks a lot. I will try that.

And keep on using my homemade switch on the power cord to power off. :)

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[Nexus Q General] THE_KINGDOM:
Cant send him a pm. Any reason he's not involved in this thread?
[Nexus Q General] dts924s:
Try him on Google plus. I posted a message, and responded back to me under 2 hours.
[Nexus Q General] animal24:
Does the qremote work with cm again? When I tried it it couldn't connect to the api or something
[Nexus Q General] silfa718:
ill this a try this week
[Nexus Q General] cmanon:
Problems to boot

I'm trying to install cm-10.1, well actually installed the latest nightly (20130228) following the wiki instructions and it never started for the first time it is stuck in the cyanogenmod starting animation, so:

- Does anybody has run into this problem and has some light on to solve it?

- Any idea how to boot into recovery?

Thanks
[Nexus Q General] trschober:
I'm stuck on that too, with any nightly on get.cm server.

I can boot into recovery by booting into fastboot (plug off, plug on, cover led until it's red), and fastboot boot recovery.img

I think that CM somehow changes the partitions because it wont boot anything else after you've flashed it.

I managed to restore the factory image using https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#tungsten

I'm really sad that I cannot try CM10.1:(
[Nexus Q General] silfa718:
^ so i should hold off on flashing CM 10.1 right now?
[Nexus Q General] ManelScout4Life:
I have no issue. Odds are the issues are user error.
[Nexus Q General] cmanon:
Thanks for the reply, will try to go back to default, that in my case it makes not much difference as I'm not in the US the device is almost useless.
[Nexus Q General] trschober:
which nightly are you using? what recovery are you using to flash it?
[Nexus Q General] ManelScout4Life:
Cwm. I'm using a ROM I built but it was based off the cm nightly of two nights ago.
[Nexus Q General] trschober:
turns out cm10.1 doesn't work with my TV. when I connected the Q to a computer monitor, it worked just fine. Gotta figure out what's going on
[Nexus Q General] drawde40599:
U figure it out ? I haven't messed with since I last posted here , I'm going to try agn now
[Nexus Q General] THE_KINGDOM:
anybody able to mount a mass storage device with CM10.1?? I haven't been able to since putting it on.
[Nexus Q General] THE_KINGDOM:
Anybody??
[Nexus Q General] THE_KINGDOM:
Feature requests for CM10.1 on the Nexus Q:

Fix mounting storage

Regain some Native functioning so that the Nexus Q app can connect to the Q.

This will bring back the ability to change the LED brightness,

Allow changing of the audio outputs including the amplified/powered analogue (which is currently missing). I used this to power a sub on stock ROM.

Plus it will give the option to push videos and music to the Q at any time, as was available in stock.

Allow a specific way to bring up the power menu in CM10.1
[Nexus Q General] THE_KINGDOM:
Delete
[Nexus Q General] joshkoss:
Closing thread
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] OXINARF:
SIM Number Changer

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App to change the number registered in SIM card. This uses Xposed framework (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1574401)

After you have installed Xposed framework, install this app, open it, insert your number and click the button to change it. After that enable the mod inside Xposed Installer (you probably have a notification to do it (like you can see in image), you can click it) and restart your phone, insert your PIN and it should be done, you can open the app to confirm.

This was made for Samsung Galaxy S3 and tested on it. It may work on others phones, but I can't be sure. I don't held any responsibility for any damage you do on your phone.

Source code: https://github.com/OXINARF/simnumberchanger

Download (v1.2): View attachment 2086777

NOTE: This app doesn't change your actual number, it just changes the number registered in your SIM card, many operators don't put number in there, but some apps (usually security ones) use the number registered there. In About section in Definitions it also appears the number registered in SIM.

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[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] qvnsq:
that mean we can change new sim card without calling our provider?:good:
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] sangosnip69:
Wow! Are you sure that's legal?

And I don't really understand, it mean that if I call a friend after changing my number, he will see the fake number?

If yes, incredible work.

PS : Which apps use the number? A little list could be cool :).
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] JDogg1329:
I think all it does is change the number that gets displayed in the about phone menu

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] OXINARF:
I'm sorry, didn't understood your question, can you try to explain better?

As JDogg1329 said this just registeres a number in your SIM card (which appears in About section), but it doesn't change your real number (as stated in OP), so when you call a friend it still will display your real number. That, as to my knowledge, is impossible to do, because your network knows what number belongs to your SIM card.

I don't have a list of apps. I started working on this when I registered in Samsung Dive and it had my number empty. It also bothered me that it didn't appear in About section and there were people asking for this in Q&A forum. At first I couldn't do it, but now, as a personal project for making a Xposed mod, I've made it came to life and share it for anyone who wants it.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] thatsupnow:
So I take it this only works on international versions? I tried it on my Canadian sgs3 with the xposed framework installed and nothing happens.:( oh well

Sent from the scary door....
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Meemo23:
Thank you so much my one shows unknown number in settings.. It has been bugging me for the last 6 months. But now this fixes it thanks..
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] JDogg1329:
It's a small thing but I bet it annoys a lot of people haha. So good job OP :)

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] alberto 63:
thanks great job
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] saywhatt:
Waaait. Im kinda confused with what the app's purpose xD

Sent from this girl who's an Android Nerd
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Chillz88:
I guess its just to hide your real number from apps that has phone permissions and can see your number??
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] OXINARF:
Well it should work since I'm using Android methods to do it. Problem is that I also use a specific class that is present in Samsung roms. As you seem to be using AOKP rom, that's probably the issue. Can you post debug.log that you can find in /data/xposed/ directory?

It could do that for sure. But I'll try to explain a little bit better (although it will get a bit technical):

- you go to an operator and buy a SIM card. That SIM card has a unique number itself (just like our phones have an IMEI) and the operator gives you a phone number (which people use to call you).

- your operator associates your SIM card number with your phone number in their databases

- your SIM card could have your phone number registered in it or not (it depends on operator). This app allows you to register a number there. Is this really useful or needed? No, and because of that many operators don't register the phone number into the SIM card. But I prefer to have it there and it seems other people prefer it too.

You can read Wikipedia about MSISDN (which is what this app sets): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MSISDN
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] qvnsq:
I dont undertood also. What am I downloading.....

....deleted* question answered. And ignore it
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] saywhatt:
Oooh okay. Thanks! :) nice mod

Sent from this girl who's an Android Nerd
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] anubius:
I actually have discovered that my S3 is not showing the number correctly in the about menu. Only area code is correct and then the rest are just 0000000.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] blackyz:
Might be this app is like gevey sim app of Iphone which helps to assume phone that some inserted in the phone is the one with which phone is locked

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[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] OXINARF:
This is after you've used this app or before?

I don't know that app, but this app won't make you bypass network lock.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] shinomura:
good job.

is possible hook to change mcc, mnc or SimCountryISO?
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] syamsoul:
so...if uninstall this app or maybe factory reset my phone, does the number stay registered in my SIM? or if i take my SIM to other android phone, is my number display in that phone too in setting>about phone ?
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] OXINARF:
I don't know any method to do it, but I can't say it's impossible. But why do you want to do that?

After using it you can uninstall. I've made, used and uninstalled it. It should be registered in SIM so if you change your SIM to another phone it should have the number in it. If it isn't please report and I'll see what I can do.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] petermg:
THANK YOU!!! WORKED GREAT on LG G3 D850 Stock KitKat!!!! :)

had been driving me crazy, even tried flashing back to total stock (but even that didn't fix it) then I found this!!! :)
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Caebron:
This worked like a charm! For some reason I was not receiving SMS on my phone as I also use Google Voice. Somehow GV had rewritten my Sim Card number, this app allowed me to change it back to my carriers number. Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] toom1:
Mhh i did all steps, no error, but i still cant see my number :(

I use an Arc S, Andorid 4.0.4 and really need my Number on the Sim. Without the Number on the Sim, my Aquos Crystal(305SH) not able to connect to the Data Network.

EDIT

My fault, i used L2SD on my old Phone, all Apps were on the SD Card, i transferred them to the internal Memory and it works.

Thank you very much my Auos Crystal is able to connect now.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] The Gingerbread Man:
Hoping to use this on nexus 6p android marshmallow. If it doesn't I guess il have to flash my nexus 5 back to kk to use on that phone.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Pulse8:
If, as I understand it, this changes the number on the simcard, does that mean that whatever phone I put that simcard in, it will still show the changed number?

I have an LG G4, as yet unrooted, and I'm trying to change the simcard number from that, in one of my older phones ( galaxy S2 and S3) (without success), and then pop the sim back into the G4.

Update!...Well, whaddya know? After changing my number, and then repeatedly getting a box pop up and telling me I need to activate a module and reboot, and doing it, then checking, and getting the same box, again, and again, I thought i hadn't activated a module, so I gave up and put the sim back into my G4, and lo and behold, the number had changed!

So I'm guessing that a module needs activating after each shut down,or am I way off base here?
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] GuestK00365:
Thanks!!
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] DaveX2012:
Just tried in note 3 N9005 note 5 port rom but unfortunately is not working for me.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] SONiX-GERMANY:
Works like a charm, Z3 Monster, 5.1.1 stock, rooted, LB. Thanks Bro.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] ajay sitani:
Not working

Sim number changer apk not work in coustm ROM cm13

Please help
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] rgshah3:
Dual sim support?
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] 3realm:
In CM13 (tested on Galaxy S2), goto Contacts > Settings (3 dots in top right corner) > Settings > Calls > Additonal Settings > My phone Number

You can set the number on the SIM there.

Verify by typing *#*#4636#*#* in dial pad and choose Phone Information in the menu thats pops up.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] phr33dom:
Worked great using my rooted unbranded Chinese-made dual SIM Android ICS 5 year old phone. Needed to insert the SIM in question in slot no. 1 to work. Thanks very much for this solution.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] halagore:
I've tried with my s3 rr rom cm13.

.work nice..but i have others number..when i tried to change the other numbers, it won't change..i tried with my wife lenovo..yes it change but when i put it back on my s2..number still unkown..
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] sanchez23:
How do i get Xposed activated on my device?
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] mel2000:
Are there any non-Xposed rooted apps that can change the display SIM number?
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] vladmir:
Grab a old phone like Nokia with Symbian and put it your SIM, look it in the settings, insert your number and put it back on your new phone.

Enviado do meu SM-G930F através de Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] mel2000:
I already have an old rooted GS2 that can do the job with an Xposed app. However, my newer rooted XT1644 Nougat doesn't support Xposed. I was looking for a way to make the SIM change on the XT1644 without having to use Xposed or another phone.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Modzmarvin:
7.1.2 update?

Any 7.1.2 sdk25 update planned?
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] anawim:
I've come here trying to use your app on a Nexus 4 with Nitrogen 8.1 ROM and latest exposed, because whenever I press "Change it!" I always get "Activate Xposed Module and then restart your phone" message. Is there any incompatibility or what?
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] badai:
just get old iphone to do it. it's not that expensive anymore. save the headache.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] android addicts:
Any update? This is not working on latest Xposed.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] neep8:
Cant get it to work either, just says to activate module and reboot. Shame

Update: mums 7.1.2 phone has the right number now I used "SIM Editor (version 1.3.0)" found through the XDA unofficial Xposed Installer.

Hope it helps others
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Casraw:
I tried to use this. But doesn't work for me. My Hardware: Huawei Mate 7 Android 6

But thanks for the work. :)
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Marnes:
I have the same problem ("activate xposed module and reboot" when applying a new number) on lineageos 14.1, motorola g4, magisk, xposed 89.3 systemless... Will there be an update for this?
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Tobiloba00:
I don't get so after changing it my number is changed already
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] abed1362:
09028114600
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] mirandam:
On lineage 16 happens the same, no change in number. In the end I picked up my old Oukitel 6000 with old android (kitkat or so) and old xposed. Used the Sim Editor 1.2 (also old and no longer available) which I had in my dropbox library and it worked. Glad I still had this phone working.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Batuguveen:
Is there any other app like this?this one is not working. My phone is xposed and module is loaded, still error “ activate modul and reboot the device “