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[AT&T LG Optimus G] REDFOCZ:
Thanks for these, nice and simple.

Sent from my LG Optimus G
[AT&T LG Optimus G] johnbyebye:
You're welcome. Just how I like it. :laugh:
[AT&T LG Optimus G] nhnam0711:
hey!!! ccan you port it to WVGA ? please help me! Please make ver for WVGA and 30fps!

Thank you very much!
[AT&T LG Optimus G] cwbcwb:
try to install one on 4.4 it would not let me
[AT&T LG Optimus G] preeansh2175:
Hi,

Nice work [MENTION=2534398]johnby[/MENTION]ebye

I have changed my Boot animation but not able to find the shutdown animation to replace it.

I am on PAC ROM.

I have changed the Power On Animation by replacing the file in "/system/media/bootanimation.zip".

I can not find the Shutdown.zip to be replaced. There is no such file in "/system/media/" nor there is any other directories under other than "/system/media/audio"

Thanks.

Cheers
[AT&T LG Optimus G] preeansh2175:
Hi,

Is this thread abundant?? Anyone here to respond ?

Cheers
[Ouya General] LOLephant In The Room:
Reply

I myself was wondering how the similar, android-based GameStick would fair against the Ouya. It has similar characteristics and from what I have seen will be released to those who pre-ordered around the same time as those who backed the Ouya.

Although I have seen a few comments about the Ouya and GameStick as being (or not being) competitive, I would like to here what your guys' thoughts are on the topic.

GameStick was also first on kickstarter, check it out:

(Read the updates as well, there were some major ones!)

->GameStick Page<-
[Ouya General] G.Trenchev:
Raspberry Pi is an educational device,and can't handle anything worthwhile.
[Ouya General] androkid:
When i was doing the backing for Ouya, i wasn't really aware of Gamestick project itself. Now had a check on the video and both the guys looks same in terms of strategy and Games, even the game store !

But i assume the Ouya hardware is bit better than the Gamestick one.

I could feel only one challenge they going to face - GAMES !! and more GAMES!

But we all know - we all will end up in flashing a custom mod into this thing :) :laugh:
[Ouya General] BasedChefJoeyB:
Feelings about the OUYA

I just hope that the OUYA is all it has been hyped up to be. I don't want to see a box with some Allwinner A10, a gig of RAM, and a modded version of the Google Play store. I want to see a full on Android gaming console with dev support and proprietary games and add-ons. I really hope that when the OUYA gets dropped, it has a major impact on the console market.
[Ouya General] cmdrdredd:
It doesn't have the power or support to make an impact on the realm that Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo occupy.
[Ouya General] Raverbunny:
Because obviously we all want to play call of duty 14 or whatever braindead sequel is served up on the pop machines (you know, just like pop music, no creativity and sold to the herd of sheeps)

I look forward to some real creativity in gaming which hopefully the indie dev will be able to bring to Ouya
[Ouya General] Cynagen:
I would love to see the Ouya find it's niche as the premier indie console, gawd knows none of the big three (M$, Sony, Nintendo) have really welcomed the indie devs. Check into the "Indie Game" movie, and you'll see what I'm saying. If Ouya welcomes the indie developers (which it sounds like they are), then they'll have plenty of backing from new blood which will eventually draw the bigger names to capitalize on a market they can make more in.
[Ouya General] androkid:
NVIDIA Tegra3 quad-core processor

1GB RAM

8GB of internal flash storage, expandable via USB 2.0 port

Up to 1080p HD (via HDMI)

5.1 surround sound

WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, and Ethernet port

Bluetooth

Micro USB port

Wireless Bluetooth controller with standard game controls and touchpad

the web says this..
[Ouya General] unixon:
I'm not impressed by the examples. Google TV is Google's take on Roku, Boxee Box, and Apple TV. Not a game console.

My Raspberry Pi, while freaking cool, is most definitely NOT a gaming console. It doesn't have the power, the games, or any of that. It's not even a computer, it's a little wonder box that I put in the middle of projects.

The Shield is pretty cool I'd say, and yes, it's a gaming console. But I keep my Nexus 4 on hand always and I like to keep my pockets lightweight and I don't need one extra gadget or pocket filled. And so I don't understand why people say Shield will have a better fate than the OUYA. In the end it's just an Android with an excellent processor and a fancy controller slapped on it. If it's more than $250 there's no way I'll buy it. I don't care about the PC game streaming. It's a completely different social segment from what I can tell. And most of you, I can guarantee, don't even have the specified graphics setup to begin with.

This is a TV console for $100. OUYAs only professional opposors at the moment: Wii Mini ($100), and gamestick.tv ($80)... I suppose Xbox 360 has a few options, but they will end up costing you at least $200 to enjoy without games from my person experience.

And maybe, a budget Xbox quite soon. But you and me both know that the Xbox "720" and/or PS4 will be very expensive, maybe $400 or so. And the Wii U is already pricey, low functionality and low on the games. And Nintendo is paying the price.

Google TV, Roku, Boxee Box, Apple TV are Streaming Boxes, which all somehow cost as much as this fully featured box. I enjoy my Roku but it can barely get Angry Birds right... Angry Birds.

Microsoft and Sonys latest consoles as well as the new Valve segment are most likely destined for the mid hundreds ($300-$550)

The Xperia Play was unfortunately DOA, and even the promising PS Vita and nVidia Shield are absolutely positively handheld systems, not TV consoles.

So we have a chance of dominating this side of the market if we can beat the experience of other $100 gadgets that hook up to your TV, feature, function, and marketing wise.
[Ouya General] tkolev:
You got it completely wrong. None of those are real competitors to the OUYA. Google TV is... hold your breath... TV. It has the ability to run games but that's neither its purpose nor its strength. Raspberry is an amazing low cost miracle. As one of the early adopters I can say that you won't spend 25$ (or whatever the price was back then) better. But comparing it to a Tegra3 device in terms of gaming is a joke, right? The SHIELD is intended for the hardcore gamers. Unlike the OUYA it can stream PC games, it's portable, has better hardware... and costs more. Those two will more likely benefit from each other than compete, because the OUYA will have the numbers and the SHIELD will have the raw power to make big developers look at Android more seriously.
[Ouya General] Cynagen:
I never once said that these devices were in direct competition (only in the respect to they share Android space), just that based on what people know of each device, how they may compare them, and which ones would come out on top. Most of these devices are semi-interchange-able, but if you have simple needs (like XBMC), then there are better alternatives out there for you (in this case Pi). This was to highlight some of the strengths of Ouya's perceived competitors. The only real direct competitor is the SHIELD, which in it's own right is still a generation ahead, literally.
[Ouya General] unixon:
To be frank I just got my Pi and it's a pain in the butt, I am still periodically working on making the SD card perfect so the darn thing will boot. At the initial launch, the optimized Tegra 3 and 1GB RAM will blow the Pi's tech out of the water. And if we can push it to a second release we'll have a Tegra 4 SoC and most likely at least 2GB RAM.

I really think this OUYA project is going to benefit from Nvidias support. Let's be honest, Nvidia makes the best graphics tech in the PC market. The best. Really. They've been doing this for a very, very long time. And I think it's going to upstage the Qualcomm 800.
[Ouya General] devnut:
my Galaxy S3, with MHL hdmi connection, plus sixaxis bluetooth controller... bigger specs than an ouya and does exactly the same thing... no wait, it does more!
[Ouya General] jasenko:
and wait... it costs 5 times more.
[Ouya General] cindylove:
So your S3 core runs with 1,7ghz and never downclock.

Because the ouya has a powersupply and don´t need to save any batterie.

Also the android on ouya is cut down to a minimum of ressources to give the game more power.

It will only be a matter of time to have ouya games which will not work on any S3 or Note2 or other devices with tegra 3 or equal.
[Ouya General] androkid:
I think we better compare the respective categories based on the space they are in..
[Ouya General] lartomar2002:
OOH-YAA :D :highfive: :good:
[Ouya General] Cynagen:
Anyways, back on topic! If the Pi is as "Pi"tiful as everyone is claiming, then the biggest names the Ouya will have to deal with will be the Google TV (which has huge brand recognition), and the nVidia SHIELD (again, brand recognition, and better hardware). Ouya doesn't have to topple either of these platforms, each has their niche, but can easily be extended to include the extra functionality needed. The Google TV platform may not have the powerful graphics processor to keep up with demanding games, but for artsy 2d kids games, no problem. Why buy a new system (that you likely know nothing about), when you can just extend the capabilities of your already existing Google TV installation by rooting and working with that? SHIELD is more of a direct competitor as it's seeking the gaming market that's been woefully ignored in terms of mobility, and while the Ouya will likely be a better item for the simple fact that you're going to get some good mileage out of the platform for $100, it still has to compete with brand recognition, which is overall going to hurt the Ouya. The only people really aware of the Ouya are kickstarter backers, and the Android enthusiast community. There's been plenty of press, but I've dropped the name Ouya in conversation with some of my other tech-oriented friends and gotten blank stares which tells me that there's not enough marketing going out to inform the masses of the product. Word of mouth is great, especially in tech-oriented circles, but outside of that, they're falling short. In reality, this all boils down to Ouya vs their marketing department.
[Ouya General] lartomar2002:
If you and your friends are like me everytime I visit a Walmart, Target or Amazon online the first place I visit is the electronics dept. So, come June they will definitely srart having exposer to the OUYA.
[Ouya General] bigd5783:
The ouya is better than the S3 honestly. I have the note 2 and running through an MHL adapter into my TV it chugs when trying to emulate N64 graphics. Now my Nexus 7 on the otherhand (same specs as the Ouya mind you) pushes all of my N64 games without any slow down. Now my Note 2 has double the ram and a higher clock speed than the Nexus 7 but the Tegra 3 just does graphics better. Honestly that is what the Ouya has going for it. If they would have used a Snapdragon or cheap chinese nock off like the gamestik I dont think it would do very well.
[Ouya General] unixon:
I like my Nexus 4's Snapdragon O.O. It's the smoothest mobile SoC I have ever used. The phone in terms of phones never, ever lags (standard these days for a mid-end or better phone) and games, for once, are supersmooth and look great in XDPI. I really want to see this progress, it has the horsepower to really kick butt. And if we can get optimization it will be insanely smooth on your TV. I'm guessing your TV is either ~1920x1200 or ~1280x800. I have to say that when I load up an iOS optimized copy of Shadowgun, it runs so smooth on 2048x1536 you'd think it was a PS3 gameplay video. Seriously, mobile gaming has so much potential right now. After playing just about every new Xbox 360 title available, I'm still amazed by the visual sharpness on my little N4.
[Ouya General] Dhiraj:
NEXUS 4 has few known issue.
[Ouya General] unixon:
I really didn't get that post. Are you trying to say it has a few known issues, or it has very few known issues? I love my Nexus 4, I loaded up Paranoid ROM on it and it pretty much makes the phone perfect... at least to me.
[Ouya General] Dhiraj:
I have a plan to buy N4, but as I hard that it has few known issue like buzzing sound, heating problem, I am waiting for next nexus release.
[Ouya General] itsmontoya:
I feel like the Shield by nVidia does everything the Ouya does, but better. I am starting to feel that Android is limiting both these systems though.
[Ouya General] lartomar2002:
It should at 4 times the price. Can it be connected to a large screen?
[Ouya General] motavi:
I am really looking forward to trying this out. Waiting for the shipment to arrive...
[Ouya General] micromax canvas 2 user:
hello

is it better than x-box .

thanks for feedback
[Ouya General] lartomar2002:
No, that is like comparing apples and oranges. Go to www.ouya.tv for info. Also do a search for Ou ya games on YouTube. They come in many different grades of quality but, there are some coming online with the same quality I pay $15.00 or more on PS3 store. :)
[Ouya General] koreanschoolkid:
I'm sure you've all seen this and I know its not plug-n-play like the Ouya but the Pi seems to be capable of more than just wheezing through some video playback

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_mDuJuvZjI
[Ouya General] mistertb:
I think the mentioned products above are not comparable to OUYA. My main purpose for an android device will be using XBMC and play casual games on a bigger screen then my HTC One X (for other gaming I use my PS3). I did some research in finding devices which are more compareable:

Mele a200 $69 http://dx.com/p/mele-a2000-1080p-an...layer-w-sata-usb-hdmi-lan-vga-wifi-4gb-131566

MK803 $69 https://www.miniand.com/products/MK803 Android Mini PC

ATV1200 $100 http://www.geniatech.com/pa/atv1200.asp

Minix NeoX5 $100 http://www.minix.com.hk/Products/NEOX5.html

XIOS DS $115 http://www.pivosgroup.com/xios.html

This list might be a lot longer (I know there are more boxes, but I can't remember the names or keywords I used), please feel free to extend the list.

I'm still not sure what device to buy, for now the OUYA has plus 1 looking at the big community and XBMC announced support for it...
[Ouya General] Cynagen:
I thank you for your contribution, however I was limiting the main list to items that are easily accessable and well known for comparison. If we wanted to, we could just compare Ouya to every single Android device out there, however, the average user (who this thread was created for) isn't going to do all this digging to find all these different models and spend the time comparing them. They will in almost every respect, go with a name brand they recognize, hence the items chosen for the main list. I think everyone else responding is also failing to realize that, while yes, this is xda-developers, and we're all pretty Android savvy, and yes, the Ouya is targeted easily for us, it's biggest challenge is going to be the public market that doesn't know jack about Android or the difference between iOS and Android and will be shopping for gadgets like this in the coming future.
[Ouya General] eksasol:
I bought one of them Mk808 USB stick to setup as an HTPC for my family and beside the poor WiFi signal of that model, it's great. Flashed it with latest 4.2.2 and it run smooth. My family don't care if its Android, just that it work, this means easy to use, YouTube, Adobe Flash support, videos playback. This will be the same for consumers who will buy the Ouya.

I have a Nexus 7 right now with Tegra3 chip, I think the Ouya will perform just fine.

I will get an Ouya when it get CyanogenMod rom/support (my minimum requirement for any Android device).

Sent from XDA app
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] justanizfamouz:
Excuse me if I'm doing this wrong I just really need help and I am new to posting on CDs but not new to rooting anyways I am running cm10 the latest nightly February 3rds nightly and it seems like at times my texting works other times it doesn't same thing with calls the only thing that seems to temporarily fix the problem is if I reboot but then it happens again I have wiped and factory reset flashed different radios and I always seem to have the same problem never have I experience such a problem with rootinformation and flashing it's always been easy breezy any help much appreciated
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] lingowistico:
Try other nightly. But since you're really looking for a daily driver use stable and stable only.

As far as i understand nightlies are experimental and not meant for daily use.

You say that you have tried several radios, have you tested UCLL3 (that's a link)? Thats the latest (and imho best) radio yet. It's a native jellybean radio so it should work well with CM10.

Also wipe cache & dalvik cache not only factory reset (dalvik is under advanced in cwm).

Good luck :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] justanizfamouz:
It happens with any nightly or stable ever since I upgraded from cm9 to cm10 but the radio you listed is the one I have I also notice it tends to lag slot no matter what the performance is set at
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] lingowistico:
Well then i'm out of ideas. Wait for someone else too reply.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] ozziedog:
Have you tried going back to the beginning? Go back to stock and then flash CM10 Stable. Using the radio that was listed in post good luck.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] lingowistico:
+1

This is a good idea. You should try this.
[HTC One S] johnwazhere:
Well i installed Viper One S in the past. Well i decided to give it another try today and it wont boot. i tried doing clean and dirty installs, and i had to format my sd card :crying: i also have flashed the boot.img, just dont get why it wont boot. my htc one s is the US T-Mobile variant, and hboot is 1.09 :confused: why wont it boot?
[HTC One S] Darknites:
What steps do you take to flash it?
[HTC One S] johnwazhere:
The directions on The ROMs thread,
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Are you wiping in recovery or/and with the installer? and do you say no to custom kernel?
[HTC One S] atrus5:
For me I had to wipe all the directories first before flashing the rom or else wiping from inside the aroma installer made all the files not copy over. My suggestion is to try to wipe the directories first ( ie. wipe cache, dalvik cache, factory reset, wipe /system) then start flashing the rom and click no wipe from inside of there. this is wht works for me everytime through twrp. Maybe it works correctly in cwm. I just have more luck with twrp when flashing.

Paul
[HTC One S] GuestX0019:
follow all recommendations above and try wiping everything 2-3X

well not sdcard--:)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RoboWarriorSr:
Correct me if I'm wrong but with the recent ICS update for the HTC Thunderbolt released does that mean that ICS+ driver for both the HTC Desire HD and Inspire 4G can be a lot more refined since, under my impression, they are similar phones and use similar processors?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuyInTheCorner:
Hmm.. What your saying could be true.. The thunderbolt and DHD/I4G are similar devices. Here's hoping

If I helped, hit that thanks button!

HTC Desire HD (IceColdSandwich)

Samsung GNote 10.1 (Stock Awesomeness)
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gochakenchiashvili:
I could not find similar threat and i will ask here,

is available somewhere georgian language support for this phone?

I need it so hard, month ago i bought 3 htc hd7 for my family and now i have problem with that

So please if anyone knows how to resolve this problem please tell me...

P.s. When i open georgian website or gettin mail in georgian it everytime shows cubes but i need letters :))

best regards!
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gochakenchiashvili:
Nobody got answer? :(
[Motorola Droid X2] AKShotgun:
This is just a random question but who here bought their phone on the first day it came out (May 25, 2011)? And on that day this year (or earlier because Verizon likes to do that) are you going to buy a new phone straight away? I want to hear from you because that day is approaching in just a few months......And BTW i didn't buy my phone then, i bought it in April of 2012, and it will probably be feb of 2014 before i get an upgrade. Hello Ebay! :)
[Motorola Droid X2] AKShotgun:
I noticed i had 69 posts so i had to make another one. Disregard this comment
[Motorola Droid X2] DigitalMD:
Your entire post has been dutifully disregarded. Thanks for not being green.
[HTC EVO 3D] mrtoofresh09:
wassup XDA members im lookin for a solid rom with A2SD....nd The Best battery And Performance...im using the latest miui but id like a better rom....with sense if possible...any ideas
[HTC EVO 3D] Astrikz:
"Best ROM" threads are not allowed in the Evo 3D forum.
[HTC EVO 3D] mrtoofresh09:
is there any way i can find out this kind of info
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
Everyone's experience with a given ROM is going to vary depending on what apps they install and how they use their phone.

Rather than be disappointed that the "best" ROM doesn't give you the battery life you are expecting I suggest that you do an advanced search for thread titles that include "battery".

ramjet73
[HTC EVO 3D] Papa Smurf151:
these threads are not allowed nor needed. Try for yourself
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] doodoot_09:
do kernels INCLUDE CWM AND SUPERUSER? AS FOR EXAMPLE KA SPEED? is it included?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Ben36:
Yep

Sent from my Android 4.2.1 Xperia S
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Marco16V:
I'm Italian, sorry for my English.

A few days ago I unlocked the bootloader via Toolkit, rooted and flashed the TWRP recovery _.

But I had hard difficulty:

After driver installed, I unlocked bootloader, enable debugging and then NOTHING!

In practice, the N7 was recognized by windows 7 64bit only in FastReboot mode ..

I tried in every way possible, deleted and reinstalled the driver 50 times, restored windows to a previous point, installed the drivers manually tried without toolkit, but how ADB just do not want to know.

For hours I was still with the bootloader unlocked but without root, until came to my rescue a friend with another notebook but same windows 7 64. Load the Toolkit, install the drivers and everything goes perfectly, I do everything in 5 minutes.

On my laptop there is always the issue driver ADB, in the future I still need my PC recognized the N7 in ADB, how can I do?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Marco16V:
Hello,

I tried to follow your advice but I have not solved.

I'll explain what I did, so you can correct me.

-Uninstalled previous drivers (from device manager, control panel)

-Restart the PC

-Modified the inf file. Package Asus Nexus 7 USB driver (ntx86 and NTamd64 sections) attach screenshots

-Linked N7 (usb debugging actived)

-Found portable device in device manager, update drivers manually from the Nexus 7 Asus USB drivers

I tried to change also too XDA "Universal Naked" driver by following the same procedure.

I tried to create another account on my pc, but no ADB!

View attachment 1734997
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stonebear:
Did you update to 4.2.2?

The is something to do with adb in that update, needing a password or something. I am not sure but if you did update you might want to check that.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nigelhealy:
Use "Google USB drivers" you get after you install from here http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html

Its drivers work with 4.2.2

I got 4.2.2. rooted with ADB working now via only this and no other method
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rthisp:
No problem with adb in 4.2.2... I tested yesterday (no need psw too...)