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[Droid Incredible General] thelazy8:
I have a newer model KIA with A2DP Bluetooth streaming capabilities and I've always had more issues with connections and with play/pause headset controls on AOSP-based ROMs like CM vs. sense ROMs. Recently, I've been running Tiny's CM 10.1 rom and had the same issues intermittently. Then I noticed the DSP Manager FC'd one day and it immediately cleared up some issues. So I removed the DSP Manager via TB and I can report that although the issues have not completely disappeared, it is much more responsive and the headset controls seem to work much more consistently. I don't have enough posts to comment in the development thread but I thought I'd share FWIW.
[Droid Incredible General] tiny4579:
Known issue with android 4.2. Google supposedly has it fixed for the upcoming 4.2.2 release. For some reason not everyone has this problem.
[Droid Incredible General] thelazy8:
Good to know, and thanks for all your work. I should note that in my experience, the exact same A2DP issues have cropped up for me on CM6 and CM7 in the past but not on any sense-based GB roms or MIUI GB. I have no explanation for why MIUI works better than CM, as I was under the assumption it was AOSP-based and borrowed heavily from the CM team.
[Droid Incredible General] tiny4579:
Your issues are not 4.2 related it seems.
[Droid Incredible General] thelazy8:
Do you know what specifically the 4.2 issues are? I have a few theories about mine but I only have the one device (car) to test the setup with. I think some of my issues stem from my car automatically syncing address book data on each connection in the background while I'm trying to simultaneously play music over the same connection.
[Droid Incredible General] tiny4579:
Some experience playing audio over Bluetooth. That is the acknowledged issue. Connecting itself shouldn't be affected.
[Droid Incredible General] thelazy8:
Do you think any possible fixes for this in upcoming updates from Google will make it to our device? Too soon to tell?
[Droid Incredible General] tiny4579:
4.2.2 should merge no problem so the answer is probably. If your issue isn't related to 4.2 exclusively as in it doesn't work on older Android version then 4.2.2 won't fix your issue. It sounded like you had issues in CM7 even.
[Droid Incredible General] nicu28:
I'm using Tiny's CM10.1 (2013-2-21) and I'm definitely getting Bluetooth streaming problems. I just started using BT audio more recently and after about 7 minutes the whole phone locks up. Sometimes it comes back after 4-5 minutes. I'm copying in a recent alogcat trace and I added "..." where there were many almost identical lines:

E/GKI_LINUX( 1235): ##### ERROR : timer_thread: tick delayed > 5 slots (-67369384,-50000000) -- cpu overload ? #####
...
E/GKI_LINUX( 1235): ##### ERROR : timer_thread: tick delayed > 5 slots (-58498535,-50000000) -- cpu overload ? #####
I/Choreographer(11058): Skipped 131 frames! The application may be doing too much work on its main thread.
W/bt-btif ( 1235): ### UNDERRUN :: ONLY READ 0 BYTES OUT OF 512 ###
E/GKI_LINUX( 1235): ##### ERROR : timer_thread: tick delayed > 5 slots (-798387449,-50000000) -- cpu overload ? #####
W/bt-btif ( 1235): ### UNDERRUN :: ONLY READ 0 BYTES OUT OF 512 ###
E/GKI_LINUX( 1235): ##### ERROR : timer_thread: tick delayed > 5 slots (-1344443103,-50000000) -- cpu overload ? #####
W/AudioTrack( 97): obtainBuffer timed out (is the CPU pegged?) 0x40a1cd88 name=0x1user=00ee8e00, server=00ee6600
W/bt-btif ( 1235): ### UNDERRUN :: ONLY READ 0 BYTES OUT OF 512 ###
E/GKI_LINUX( 1235): ##### ERROR : timer_thread: tick delayed > 5 slots (-142488247,-50000000) -- cpu overload ? #####
W/AudioFlinger( 97): write blocked for 20638 msecs, 2 delayed writes, thread 0x41a80008
D/dalvikvm( 376): GC_CONCURRENT freed 1918K, 20% free 13640K/16844K, paused 39ms+65ms, total 21113ms
D/dalvikvm( 376): WAIT_FOR_CONCURRENT_GC blocked 21006ms
D/dalvikvm( 376): WAIT_FOR_CONCURRENT_GC blocked 232ms
D/dalvikvm( 376): WAIT_FOR_CONCURRENT_GC blocked 223ms
D/dalvikvm( 376): WAIT_FOR_CONCURRENT_GC blocked 20ms
D/HeadsetPhoneState( 1235): sendDeviceStateChanged. mService=1 mSignal=3 mRoam=0 mBatteryCharge=4
D/HeadsetPhoneState( 1235): sendDeviceStateChanged. mService=1 mSignal=2 mRoam=0 mBatteryCharge=4
I/Choreographer(11058): Skipped 1297 frames! The application may be doing too much work on its main thread.
E/GKI_LINUX( 1235): ##### ERROR : timer_thread: tick delayed > 5 slots (-220421086,-50000000) -- cpu overload ? #####
...
E/GKI_LINUX( 1235): ##### ERROR : timer_thread: tick delayed > 5 slots (-285830022,-50000000) -- cpu overload ? #####

Does this match the known bugs that Google has been working on? Is there any information or testing/debugging that I can do to help?
[Droid Incredible General] rusticoar:
I have no problems with a2dp on my gs3
[Droid Incredible General] tiny4579:
Try the latest cm 10.1 build. They did some fixing up on Bluetooth add far add quality. Next time it freezes see if it reboots after 30 seconds and three finger salute to reboot if it doesn't reboot automatically. Then pull the last_kmsg.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Sherwinnn:
Which is better? Stock sony or CM9 for Xperia sola??? I personally think that CM9 is better cause its smooth and can supports lots of games like death dome....
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] maazdraco:
Depends on you.

I like CM9 too but loads of bugs and unfinished.

Sony stock is good but I'm waiting for .75

If u want it only for gaming then CM9 awaits bro
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Sherwinnn:
CM9 is best known for the battery bug right?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] maazdraco:
Yeah but I guess they've fixed it in FXP205.

Check out the change log.
[Nexus 4 General] maddoggin:
well, i read all the time how nexus devices are unbrickable and maybe (hopefully) im wrong! so i been running stock rom rooted for a few days actually since yesterday i flashed back to stock and rooted only and flashed cwm recovery thats it. today (actually just a little while ago) i was messing around and was running antutu benchmark with stock then i flashed franco r53 kernel using his auto flash method in his app. no sooner that i started the test in antutu phone went completely black. will not respond to anything. so i said well maybe i can connect usb and get it to go into fastboot so i got lucky (or so i thought) soon as i plugged it in i saw red light at the bottom and battery charging icon. so i press power and volume down and was able to get into fastboot, i was kinda happy about this. i flashed back to stock wiped everything first wipe boot wipe cache wipe recovery wipe system flash bootloader reboot bootloader and flashed the system img and boot img and all that went thru succesfully. but it still will not boot it goes in and out red light battery icon google image. so i tried again flash stock images locked bootloader and fastboot reboot nothing i unplug usb goes straight black screen and wont respond. plug back in get red light and battery icon in and out back and forth between icon and black screen with red light. so i know allot of people get complacent in thinking that because you have a nexus you cannot brick but it is possible to brick this phone. or maybe someone can tell me im wrong. lol anyways just posting this here for people to think twice and not get so comfortable thinking you cannot brick a nexus. tommorow ill take the phone to t-mobile and get another one. and no i wont tell them it was my fault! (< for that one guy) lol good night!
[Nexus 4 General] MAJED.y:
I read lot about "antutu benchmark" as it's bad for Nexus 4 and cause this problem!.

hope somebody can help you out.
[Nexus 4 General] atulalvenkar:
If it's easy to take back do it. However couple of folks have got it fixed by opening the backplate and disconnecting/reconnecting battery terminals.

Almost 90%+ people having this issue were running Antutu.
[Nexus 4 General] DesignGrits:
Why would you think its a good idea to flash a custom kernel on to stock?
[Nexus 4 General] XxSilent22xX:
There are tons of threads about this, do some searching your phone is not bricked, also to the poster above me there is nothing wrong with flashing a custom kernel over stock.

Sent from my Nexus 4
[Nexus 4 General] draikz:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2128392
[Nexus 4 General] DesignGrits:
Actually that is incorrect, it is not okay. Most Devs will post comparable kernels, or flash your own kernel on to this rom at your own risk on every rom thread op. Stock only supports its own kernel, so while some kernels might work as a stock replacement kernel, it is never a good idea to flash a custom kernel on to a stock rom unless the Dev says otherwise.
[Nexus 4 General] maddoggin:
This for the help. I'll try this tomorrow morning. Of course I tab a search bit could not find the threads. I hit red light and it took me to legacy phone. I type brick in search fort n4 and nothing. So I never saw those threads about this issue. So thanks. And ive never had a problem with running custom kernels on stock ROM. Never! Lol

Any ways thanks for help! Can moderator close this thread please! Thanks!
[Nexus 4 General] qazibasit:
And then u guys say that a removable back cover is not a deal breaker :)

There are a lot of times when u need to reset the phone by taking the battery out
[Nexus 4 General] daern:
Franco R53 is fine on stock - running it here with minimal other changes (I.e. root + email security policy hack)

I've updated every Franco kernel and all seen OK. Perhaps the benchmark related hardware failure is worth looking closely at.

FWIW, if you're back to stock, lock the bootloader and send it back as it sounds hardware to me.

Daern
[Nexus 4 General] estallings15:
:sigh: No. Franco says his kernel supports the stock ROM. In fact, stock is the standard to test a kernel on. Unless a ROM is created with very specific additions that rely on a custom ramdisk to function, there is nothing wrong with it. Even then, it's not really wrong, you'll just have some missing features.
[Nexus 4 General] Rizy7:
Charge your phone?

Im pretty sure you get the red light if your device has not enough power to display the screen.. Put your phone on charge through the main plug
[Nexus 4 General] maddoggin:
So true man so true!
[Nexus 4 General] FatalityBoyZahy:
This happened to me, except I was bone stock. You need to hold down all 3 buttons at the same time; several times, and then try to get into the bootloader. That's what worked for me. Once you're in the bootloader you can flash the stock image(s) via fastboot.
[Nexus 4 General] OniV2:
Holding down the power button for five seconds is the equivalent to pulling the battery, is it not? That is how it has been on other devices with non-removable batteries.

Sent from my Nexus 4
[Nexus 4 General] maddoggin:
if this is true then why do i need to pull the phone apart and disconnect the battery and reconnect? apparently this is a known issue and has happened to others and taking phone apart and disconnecting battery and rconnecting it fixes the issue. unfortunately i dont have the right tools to do this so i will be taking my phone to t-mobile this morning. thanks for all the help guys. really appreaciate all the responses i got.
[Nexus 4 General] qazibasit:
At times the power button wont work. In some cases of soft bricks. I have this issue since i had HD2.
[Nexus 4 General] DesignGrits:
That's exactly what I said in my last post. Next time the op needs to clarify if the custom kernel supports stock. But regardless I was correct.
[Nexus 4 General] juicyjones:
The service manual says ten seconds but yes it fully cuts power from the battery.
[Nexus 4 General] maddoggin:
So sitting in my car waiting for t mobile store to open I decide to plug phone in to car charger since I know this will be first thing t mobile does and lo and behold phone booted up and start working. Battery drained to 0 and charging now. Go figure
[Nexus 4 General] Nebucatnetzer:
Kernel work on the Nexi in general always with the stock ROM.

There was a time when there CM specific kernels but they were labeled accordingly.

Stock is basically AOSP with some minor differences which don't affect the kernel.
[Nexus 4 General] OniV2:
The time required must differ from manufacturer to manufacturer then. Either way, there is a way to cut the power from the battery on all devices with non-removable batteries. This 'oh, that's impossible because it's non-removable' rumour is bull and completely false. maddoggin obviously didn't try this method, and full disconnection occurred once the battery completely drained.
[Nexus 4 General] maddoggin:
I didn't feel the need to clarify if kernel supports stock bro. I wasn't talking about the kernel. Someone else came up with that and said why would I flash custom kernel on stock ROM. I never had any problems with that this post is about my phone going black and being non responsive not about what kennel I flashed or if I made a mistake flashing kernel or in either way blaming the kernel At all.

Any ways I'm done with this thread. Again thanks for all the help. Phone started working already on its own so..... No need to stash this thread on. Guess I answered my own question. Phone is not brickable I guess? Lol!
[Nexus 4 General] juicyjones:
Exactly so.
[Nexus 4 General] maddoggin:
I think you may be right sir. Cause I left it alone all night and this morning all of a sudden it booted once I connected the charger. So yeah something happened. Your assessment seems the best plausible answer tho.
[Nexus 4 General] heat361:
Here is what i think, when the phone gets too hot it tells the system to shut off the phone and then it displays the red LED(obviously). In that state the phone is still on, but it displays a blank screen so you can't use the phone and make it more hot than it already is. To get the phone to start working you must cool down the phone and then it will be able to be powered on.
[Nexus 4 General] m4r0v3r:
does removing the back cover void the warranty?
[Nexus 4 General] maddoggin:
Would make sense except my phone wasn't that hot. It's been hotter before and didn't shut off. I thought it odd. It was the first thing that came to mind was that maybe it over heated but I swear it was not that hot at all. Its been hotter sitting on the charger. Lol
[Nexus 4 General] desertflame:
Lol, I've flashed literally all the custom kernels i could find on my nexus 4(STOCK, rooted). I went from franco r53 to r22, then back to r53, then I went to faux's kernel and now I'm on matr1x v6. On all the flashed i flashed the stock kernel image before flashing any other custom kernel. Seemed safer than flashing a custom kernel over a custom kernel xD.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kuasha79:
I got a sony ericsson x10 which is not rooted yet. The problem is normally the phone runs well but when I turn on the internet connection and try to browse or download anything the phone is either shutting down or getting restart! Can anyone help me how I can overcome this problem? And what the exact problem is?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jakuburban:
Maybe Your battery is dying. So was by me. Whenever I launched more battery unfriendly process the phone shut down.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jay-z-s:
Try another SD card & report results, I think its damaged

Sent From My BEAST , I mean X8:):D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] daworship:
Hey guys im trying to find the version 4.03 of Odin and im searching on the web and i cant find it, if any of you know where i can find that version please let me know!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] FineTalent:
This thread has everything you'll need for getting back to a stock 4.0.3 ROM via Odin... if that's what you're asking for. Cheers!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] daworship:
Thanks for the info, but im looking for the Version of Odin 4.03, i have bricked my phone and i was reading a post that says something about Odin having a "debug only" button or something and i have downloaded Odin 1.85, 1.87, 3.04 & 3.07 and the debug option is nowhere to be found on those versions, so im looking for the 4.03 that says on the post that i was reading has it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] thepit70:
I found this one

its for Odin 4.43 hope it helps.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcbcan:
I just bought Starb92m and now i understand that it has poor signal reception for both simcard.Im connecting identical operators simcarts,also i put same operators simdcard to the samsung ace. Both simcard rx levels are 20dB lower than galaxy ace , i also check with SE c702...

How can i fix it? If this is common problem for both simcard and both radio technologies( gsm+utran), maybe i have problem with antenna?

I cannot send back phone because of high shipping cost .Could you help me about which one is gsm antenna in this picture? Does Gps and gsm antennas connect to the same antenna?

images3 .photomania .com /3577088 /1/ rad2E994 .jpg
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcbcan:
i dcide to open phone but which one is gsm antenna? how can i sure about antenna? i saw a little sma connector cable going to the bottom of the phone.may be that one is gsm antenna ?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcbcan:
where can I find schematic of this phone from?
[Glass General] Emery1617:
Google Glass, the web giant's augmented reality spectacles, create sound by sending vibrations directly through the wearer's skull, it's been revealed.

Documents filed with American regulators show the hardware, due to be introduced in later this year in an experimental form, uses "bone conduction" to create sound instead of a traditional speaker.

The technology, which sends vibrations to the inner ear through the skull, is not new but has not been widely adopted. Panasonic introduced a prototype set of bone conduction headphones at this year's Consumer Electronics show, however.

A major advantage of bone conduction audio is that it allows the listeners to hear the noise in the environment too. For a Google Glass wearer crossing a busy street the technology could be a life saver.EPUB Converter

Google filed a patent for bone conduction spectacles last month, and the Federal Communication Commission this week published it approval for Google Glass, including "integral vibrating element that provides audio to the user via contact with the user's head".

Google's co-founder Sergey Brin, who is leading the development, has already been pictured testing Google Glass on the New York subway.

As well as unusual audio, the spectacles feature Wifi and Bluetooth connectivity, and a small screen that appears in the wearer's normal field of vision. The tiny computer inside Google Glass runs the Android mobile operating system and responds to voice commands.

It is planned that wearers will be able to summon up maps and other useful data from the web with having to look at a smartphone or other mobile device.

The first complete Google Glass hardware will be sent to developers who have paid $1,500 to help the firm refine the technology. Google has said it hopes to introduce Google Glass commercially in 2014.
[Glass General] jaszek:
In other news... Thomas Edison invents the light bulb
[Glass General] 063_XOBX:
But only after figuring out 100 ways not to make a light bulb.
[Glass General] robogoflow:
Do they show people's power levels?
[Glass General] jRi0T68:
Only as long as it's under 9000.

-Accidental Asshole aka Jeremy

[Guide] Headphone/Earphone Buying
[Glass General] GearedAndroid:
Haha Awesome
[Glass General] epulrevo:
Im gonna be over powered, so people cant estimated me, :D
[Glass General] ap27:
Has Google specified that Glass will work as a bluetooth headset? I mean, with the mic for speaking and the bone-conduction for listening, it would be the one bluetooth headset that doesn't fall off your ear no matter how much you shake your head!
[Glass General] donkeyslaughter:
I just hope I can use my mind as an SD card and back things up.
[Glass General] Gamertroid:
I wonder how much memory my brain can backup then? Lol this sounds so much like something from a sci-fi movie/game like Crysis 3!
[Glass General] donkeyslaughter:
I would think you could backup a few TB. But then someone will put DRM on the media and you could only view it when connected to the web.
[Glass General] Gamertroid:
Yer I hope they don't do the DRM thing like other company's do. I wonder if it will play original file types (avi,mp3,mp4) for media or need a specific type.
[Glass General] Ahoalton:
They remind me of the glasses in the book Daemon. Great book.
[Glass General] junpei1337:
The bone conducted audio reminds me of the codec from Metal Gear
[Glass General] deathtech:
... Or the Babel Fish from Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy.
[Glass General] Dungeon47:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=U_8BVWHSU_o#t=28s
[Glass General] lykos:
Current estimates is that the human brain can hold about 2.5 petabytes of data. Which is 2500TB.

I say current because, as our knowledge of the brain expands, the number keeps raising. First it was 1TB than 10TB after that they said 1-1000TB. Now it's 2.5PB. :good:
[Glass General] RawBrokerage:
ap27 YES! Google Glass will work in bluetooth connectivity to your phone. You can say "Okay glass, make a call to persons name ", next thing you know your glasses are using your phone to call someone and the audio is coming through the glasses :)
[Glass General] prashantjayant:
Already sounds amazing with all the features... Does it have a memory card or an internal hard drive for storage?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kyaldearing:
well what im trying to do is install a MIUI version of a camera, i dunno if its even possible but if it is i would like some help as to how to do it.

i keep getting the error "application cant install"
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mobilizedport:
Are you rooted?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sashank:
You can't install it. You need to make it a system app, for which you need root. You can search for details on rooting and converting apps to system apps.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kyaldearing:
Thanks for the replies but yes I do have a rooted HDH, so I should just look up google how to turn .AOL to system app?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] GN2Rabbit:
Here's some news. Talked to a tech today for awhile resolving an account issue. During our conversation I asked about deployment plans. Here is the top five things they said they're doing:

1. Rolling out LTE upgrades to current 4g towers. Which may cause temporary service loss of data.

2. Upgrading all towers along the interstate system in their current footprint to hspa and to LTE in larger cities with 4g already deployed.

3. LTE will roll out in large cities with 4g first that have completed upgrades.

4. Metropcs lte towers may be given greenlight for us to roam on until the switchover (which is contrary to previous statements)

5. Acquire more 1900mhz and AWS spectrum for more buildouts of hspa and LTE.

They're also looking at possibly doing unlimited data with tether soon. But no word on pricing or availability.

Sent from my SGH-T889
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] microamd:
does that mean I can use unlock AT&T phone with T-mobiles LTE contract OR any unlock LTE phone?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] GN2Rabbit:
No clue. I'm just repeating what the tech told me.

Sent from my SGH-T889
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] aristo2jzgte:
Im here at the one of the tmobile store in california. A regional manager is here today at the store. I ask him if our note 2 will need any update to use the new lte services when it out. He said no! He told me there actually installing lte towers right now in la and oc county! No wonder my service is been off and on today! Just did a speedtest and wow its getting faster and faster! !!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] slim1991:
Yeah my speeds have been spotty the past few days
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] aznmode:
Same here in San Jose CA. I assumed its due to towers being upgraded. Download speeds have gone down but upload has gone up slightly. I was a bit concerned but I figured its due to some upgrades their doing. Hope my download speeds picks back up.