yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Shrooma:
This is great, quality is much better. No android 4.3 here yet so cant test superhd unfortunately.

Any way of checking the bitrate? Example short 23.x doesnt show the bitrate overlay..
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] neosree:
Don't have Android 4.3, but this version should definitely give the best possible quality on 4.2.2

Thanks a lot.. Will try tonight..
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Keychar:
Well, no, not on the binary I've shared here. You have to check the Netflix logs for that and having that enabled in production build costs a lot of performance. I could maybe fix a debug build for you when I have time over, but I can't say for sure when that'll be.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Dblfstr:
The cold interest is because there have been plenty of "HD Netflix" apps that have all proven to be false. I am sending you a PM.

Not saying that yours is. :D
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] titooo7:
Keychar can you please let me know which part of the apk did you modify to change the bitrate?

I already decompiled it but I can't find it. I'd like to test the SuperHD one on my Galaxy Note 2, which is running 4.1.2
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] nightcrawlerbr:
I sideloaded this to OUYA, and it works GREAT, much better quality than the normal app, better subtitle size too, just perfect. Thank you so much!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Keychar:
That is a change in the file called bitrange, if I recall correctly. I would recommend that you use a diff program to find out exactly what I've changed, that's a lot easier than for me to go through the changes.

edit: For 4.1.2 it's not in bitrange, that is only for non-HD and non-SuperHD bitranges. Still, I recommend that you use a diff (such as WinDiff) to find my changes.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] :
I want to completely remove tts and stt (not just applications, but everything related)

Please help
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] manoj94:
delete those apps inside the system/app folder
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] BlackLie:
Delete tts folder in system and you can also delete some lib files... I don't remember their names
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] OnSugarHill:
Now it's not a big deal since I don't use this feature unless I'm home, but I've noticed my battery go down much quicker when using multi window compared to other features like smart scroll or air gestures. I was browsing a couple of websites so I had chrome open in one window and the stock Internet running in the other. I would basically lose a percent every few minutes. I checked my battery stats and it seems that chrome is the culprit. Its using 20% of my drain. The regular browser seems to drain less battery. Anyone else have similar experience with this?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] j510:
So its chrome not multiwindow
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yazooda:
Well guys, I'm [NOOB] in android.

Q: I downloaded the the Italy Stock Rom for GT-S6500. The file is S6500XXMD2_S6500XXMD1_S6500WINMD1_HOME.tar.md5

Where to put it? Bootloader

PDA

PHONE

CSC :confused:

Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nabs Zains:
As far as I know, in PDA section but some phones need it to be splitted. So its better to ask it in your mobiles section
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Miffer:
Help me find the app or widget that allows you to turn off the screen. Tried a few of Google Play, including the popular "Screen Off and Lock", but they do not work. Tnx.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seokhun:
Most of those apps won't work with stock Amazon. I run CM10.1 on my KFHD7 and Screen Off & Lock works perfectly.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boogerlad:
How would one do so? Are there any sources where I can just buy the lcd directly? The only place I've found so far includes both of them together, but I only need the lcd panel. etradesupply.com/htc/android-models/htc-one-m7/oem-htc-one-lcd-screen-and-digitizer-assembly.html
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jaa-Yoo:
So far, there are no known sources to get the digitizer and lcd separately, and considering that these 2 items are bonded together during the manufacturing process, they will probably never be sold separately.

Also, there is currently no safe way to replace any of the parts on the htc one. So far, getting the phone open has caused nasty damage to it.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xbanhcuonx:
Hey all, I am about ready to pull the trigger on a C6602 Xperia Z from GsmNation but am wondering if I should just wait for the official T-Mobile version? I am currently on T-Mobile running a Nexus 4 and am just wondering what the main differences will be between the C6602 and T-Mobile versions?

I am perfectly fine with HSPA+ and don't live in an LTE enabled area anyways so that's not a huge concern for me. Outside of that, are there any huge differences?

P.S. For those who are using the C6602 on T-Mobile HSPA+ network, what kind of speeds should I expect?

Thanks!
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SXUsr:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2302949
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Hey Guys,

I know it is probably not possible, but in case it is, I wanted to post the question.

I have been working with MotoDefier for a few days now learning about the new model S3 (SGH-T999L). Because there is no firmware available for download yet, we are trying to find a way to

either pull the stock recovery before rooting, or figure a way to root without flashing CWM or TWRP first.

The ultimate goal here is to pull all of the parts that are included in firmware updates, and create the firmware from there. This way, if anyone runs into problems, they will be able to Odin back to stock.

Moto has already tried several different rooting methods, including CF-AutoRoot, and has had no luck so far. So if anyone has any ideas on how we can get this done, please do share!

Thanks!

:cowboy: Doc
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] tower_gilead:
This may be out of place but perhaps the 999l is closer recovery to the s4? I don't know. But have you tried to pull it with the paid version of the s3 toolkit?

I wish I could help. Sorry Doc

Sent while sleeping in chair.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Doesnt the toolkit flash recovery though? Ive never actually used it. Ill look into it though, thanks.

As far as it being closer to the S4, im just not sure. I do know you can root by flashing the T999 CWM or TWRP, then superuser. Plus.from what I see the overall layout is the same as the original T999.

Thanks for the reply!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Aerowinder:
I don't have an answer for your question, but wouldn't the only way be through flashing an insecure kernel (exploit)? Then you could push SU and you would have your recovery. But then you lose the kernel.

Can't you download the firmware through Kies? I know it's not on sammobile, but I would think that Kies would be able to restore the factory image. The prospect of Kies not being able to do this is ridiculous. If that's the case, it's even more useless than I previously thought.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
I was actualy thinking the same thing about the kernel. Just sent a PM to one of the guys who already rooted to see if they would pull the boot.img for me. Im not worried about losing the kernel, as I will still have the original copy after setting it to insecure.

Moto already tried getting the firmware through kies, but it didnt work. We figure that its because there is no publicly released firmware to begin with. As to the uselessness of Kies......completely!

.......I was just thinking, when you flash CM, it flashes its own kernel with it, right? (Its been a long time since Ive messed with CM, sorry). If thats the case, i wont be getting the kernel from the guy I PM'd.

Does anyone else have the new model T999L? If so have you rooted yet, or do you plan to? If so, please PM me if you are willing to help us out with this.

And by all means, hit me with any other ideas you guys may have!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Aerowinder:
Yes, it flashes it's own battery hog kernel.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Well, I hope I dont jinx anything by announcing too early, but I think we got it!

It appears that using the motochopper exploit did the job. It was originally created for a Motorola device, but as it turns out it will work on a number of Qualcomm based devices.

I got the info from the S4 forums.

It appears the main thread is in the ATT forum here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2252248

Here it is reposted in the Tmobile S4 forum:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2258633

Just wanted to share in case anyone's interested in taking a look.

Note: it looks like the latest updates may have been patched against this exploit. Just fyi.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] tower_gilead:
I love you Doc. (Hetero)

:p

Sent while sleeping in chair.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Lol!

Be sure to hit thanks when you see MotoDefier. He took all the risk and did all the hard work! I mostly just helped with ideas and such. (Most of which didnt work!)

Ill be working tonight and tomorrow on getting some sort of flashable firmware put together so you guys have a way back to stock if need be.

Also I have a deodexed rom based on the T999L almost ready in case anyone wants to mess with it. Just got to double/triple check my work and test first. There are a few differences from the original T999 so im curious to see if any of it is noticeable while its running.

Let the fun begin!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] tower_gilead:
What I meant was pulling files from device without pushing anything to it. I believe this is an option within the toolkit, not sure if paid version required. Hmmm.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
What I was getting at, was that we didnt want to use the toolkit because it flashes recovery. And I could be mistaken, but Im pretty sure the toolkit requires you to root first, then it can pull system firmware for you. Either way though, we got what we needed. I am uploading files now and will post shortly.

Note that most of what I am doing is currently untested. I do not have a T999L, and I dont want to take the chance of flashing certain parts of the T999L to it. I am confident that it will work, or i wouldnt release any of it, but just for full disclosure.....!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] tower_gilead:
I dont believe it needs root and it wont do anything you dont want it to do unless you tell it to do it. All of that aside, I wasnt trying to pimp the toolkit, I just thought it might work, but as I have little knowledge about that which I am talking, I'll just defer to you fellows as you seem to know a thing or two about a thing or two.

:screwy:

Sent while sleeping in chair.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DJ_SpaRky:
I have the T999L, I used the Toolkit to flash TWRP and then updated it to 2.5.0.0 from Doc's page, I then flashed SuperSU 1.30, wiped Cache and Dalvik, then rebooted. Bam, Rooted. But it not 100%, ROM Manager doesn't seem to have root, but Adfree Android, TiBackup and ES File Explorer. I'm going to uninstall ROM Manager and then reinstall to see if that helps.

Thanks again to DocHoliday77 for his help.

EDIT: I found out why ROM Manager was failing, BusyBox was not installed. I installed it and everything works.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] waleed:
Hi,

I have had it ! I decided to change my PocketPC OS to some company other than Microsoft !

Each time I install a new Program(most of the good ones) in the WM2003se ... either hang or Hard Reset !

Don't wast your time with it ..

Also , Don't wast your time developing or looking after better extended ROM !

Simply install you OS , then install all your favorite Programs in your favorite location (SD may be) then set all of the copy protection serials numbers and then perform a backup in your SD (using Sprite or any other that provide Self extracting) !

Whenever you have a problem .. simply hardreset .. then restore !

Sorry for being so straight !

Waleed

8)

Any
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] markutah:
That may be a good solution for your situation but that doesn't mean that it will for for every body!

I like my self cooked Extended ROM and haven't experienced any hang or hardreset until know.

Also everyone must be aware of the fact that not every application will run on the w2k3 se. Just like it doesn't on your PC.

So there is not one solution and the solution is specific to the needs someone has.

Regards,

Mark
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] rasli:
Waleed,

Sorry you feel that way but for me its the real fun part of owning a XDA II. Coz being an engineer also helps .. we love to fix things, even if it aint broke ... until it breaks.

Cheers
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] kinglee:
My sentiments too... It's a TOY for me to bash!!!!!!
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] recrem:
I've only experienced 1 hang:- with XCPUScalar ver 2.82. I upgraded to ver 2.85 and my device is running smoother than the old 1.66.00WWE ROM.

Mind you, I don't run that many apps either. Just calculators / Adobe / XSForms etc...

I installed and am enjoying using Fonix Voice Dial, which I never would have since ROM 1.72 isn't released for Asia as yet!

Either way, I am having a ball playing with this powerful work tool... cough... toy!

Recrem...
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] ajong:
Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition, WOW....!!, It's a Fenomenal ROM, I very like it !!!, but if you don't, just to downgraded to 1.72 + SRS Appl.

Cheers,
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bajji93:
I installed paranoidandroid ROM in my sgs3-4g. And later i installed stweaks. when i tried to run stweaks, i said "No kernel support". so, i wanna know the kernel that supports it. :confused::confused:

will persues kernel support stweaks? :eek:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Perseus supports stweaks but I'm not aware if it works on 9305
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheMrcool212:
There is Perseus kernel for I9305

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1932997

Sent from my Galaxy S3 on 4.2.2 leak
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh] dilipdnr:
motorola xt800 cdma and gsm. Its rooted and I want to update it to 2.3 please let me know if is there any ways to update it using custom roms.

thank you.
[General Questions and Answers] aibak:
Hi

I'm facing big issue with my Galaxy S2 HD LTE SHV-E120L. I had 4.1.2 jelly bean installed and phone was rooted, i'm having sms problem so I downloaded the ICS firmware from samsung-updates.com. After flashing via odin my phone hangs on startup/boot screen "UT LTE' sign keeps flashing but nothing happen. Plz do something, I'm feeling dying badly. Do help plz
[General Questions and Answers] naren_viswa:
You should flash rom that matches your device.. Try downloading custom rom for your phone and reflash it
[General Questions and Answers] aibak:
No not working

I did try stock rom from samsung-updates.com but still not working. My device stuck at boot screen where "UT LTE Ultimate" icon shows up. I'm feeling dead at middle of the way :( Plz do help
[General Questions and Answers] naren_viswa:
Are you able to go to recovery in your mobile?
[General Questions and Answers] naren_viswa:
Try ODIN flasher for your device and flash 4.1 on your device and update it.. Hope this helps..

Thank me if you find my post as useful :)
[General Questions and Answers] zoul187:
i m facing the same problem.it is stuck in boot screen (Ut Lte The Ultimate and blinking).It is not going into recovery mode.my handset is same(Samsung Galaxy S II HD LTE SHV-E120L) and i tied to flash it via odin and now it is stuck..
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bei60:
i have some proximity sensor problems on my defy and im currently on cm 7.2 stable. people have told me that it might resolve itself by changing roms.

so i want this one: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1353003

so.. when i was on 2.1 i flashed froyo 2.2.1 and then CM 7.2

am i supposed to do the same? or do i simply move it to my sd card and flash via recovery?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Hippoman13:
The US S4s have a few non-hardware problems, including the purple smearing and red-subpixel problem. Many say that the fixes lie in the kernel, so I'm surprised the issues still exist.

Is it at all possible for these to be fixed?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Boshaft:
I can't seem to replicate the purple smearing on Cyanogen 10.1, so tentatively yes. I'm not sure it did that when I had stock though, sorry.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] wiggmpk:
I don't recall having these issues on stock firmware either. Although I was really only on stock for 20-30 mins during the car ride home. None of these issues exist on CM 10.1 6/1 - 6/6 nightly either (that I know of or experienced myself)
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] Tha TechnoCrat:
HAVE you ever thought how an app is used and how it is installed ???

Well now you can cause I am here..:victory:

Many of you have probably heard, that Android uses Java. But have you ever heard anyone saying that Minecraft (The Linux .Jar) works on Android? No, you haven’t. And you most likely never will. This is because Android uses the so-called ‘Dalvik-VM’, VM meaning Virtual Machine. Yes, you got that: Virtual machine. Java doesn’t work natively on a computer. It runs in its own little cosy-cub. That’s why many people see such a potential in Java – That’s also one of the reasons the Android team chose to use Java. But because Android (usually) runs on ARM-based devices, one cannot simply install Java to the system and expect everything to work. So instead, they decided to use Dalvik.

Just from reading that, most of you will get a brief idea, of what Dalvik really is. But let’s ask a different question. Why are the apps installed using a Java virtual machine?

This question is actually quite simple to answer. We have all had this problem: We use a program on our beloved computer and all of a sudden, the whole system crashes and requires a reboot. This can have multiple causes, but the main one, however, is that the process had an internal error, while trying to attach to a specific piece of memory. But this can only happen in natively-running apps. Apps that run in a virtual machine can also crash, that’s not what I’m trying to say at all, but when the apps crash in a virtual machine, it’s virtual. It does not affect the system – Only the virtual computer. But as good as a virtual machine can be at some times, it also has many pros. One of the… how can I put this? Superior arguments for not using a virtual machine is speed. Sure, if you’ve got a computer with a bucket-load of power, it should get easy tasks done, right? Not necessarily. A virtual machine still runs as a program which has to request access to different memory locations which then allow the virtually-running program to request access to memory from the virtual machine which then asks the host OS for the needed space. Even though this usually only takes a second or two, per operation that is, it can be really annoying when different requests are pending for an answer. That’s where native code is much better. Native code only has to request for a memory location once, and then never again. That means less queuing and more speed – Ultimately resulting in more responsiveness.

Here comes a question to you, the readers: If you were a program, with the choice to choose whether it gets run in a virtual machine or natively on the OS, which would you choose. To make the decision a bit harder, you are approx. 50MB in size, your main task is IO (In-out) and you process large files (Pictures, renders, archives, videos, etc. …) and you’ve just gone into beta.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] jackals01:
Would it be possible for someone to port that app for gio(SemcMusic ICS style for Semc Debrand Engine ) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2172432&nocache=1
[HTC One S] ubejd:
hi

i tried this method to root my phone ([S3] VilleC Superboot R1 )

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1788974

and i think it bricked my phone...

phone was unlocked and the battery was round 90%

i opened the install.bat and my phone turned off even thought my pc recognized as " my htc " i tried to flash a rom but ruu said that battery is under 30 % ( it took me 20 min to download ) when i tried to power on capacitive buttons are blinking so i took htc charger to charge the phone , after 5 hours i checked and only the red led is on - i thought it is charging , after i while i connected with pc but now it doesnt recognize at all.

i did some searches but no luck until now

what i can try next ?
[HTC One S] npiper05:
Are you able to boot into the bootloader (volume down + power)?
[HTC One S] ubejd:
no nothing . when i connect wall charger the red led turns on for 20s and then turns off , nothing else.
[HTC One S] npiper05:
Darn. Is it under warranty? If not, I've read some other threads where people had luck opening up the phone and disconnecting the battery for a few minutes.
[HTC One S] Zaman-The-Man:
No Bootloader , recovery or anything ?

I would say run a RUU but you need bootloader for that .

Before opening it I'd say try get it sent to HTC if still under warrenty

Was your bootloader unlocked ?

I sent off my HTC a long time ago it was rooted unlocked bootloader tampered etc... But My carier carried out the repair but under the authorisation off HTC they repaired it and sent it back so I got pretty lucky .

I don't think disconnecting the battery will do anything (sorry Nippo) because the problems software related not hardware realed .but if any hardware has failed they will repair it only under warrenty .

if I helped hit that thanks button it helps me a lot .
[HTC One S] ubejd:
no no warranty. i tried disconnected the battery but nothing.
[HTC One S] ubejd:
after reading and doing some searches i think definitely the battery is dead and doesnt charge... if any one has an idea how to charge the battery it will be great - removing the battery from phone is not a problem...

buying one is not easy to find in my country
[HTC One S] npiper05:
I bought a battery charger on ebay when I used to have a mytouch 4g. Could you get your hands on one?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zeitzeuge86:
Hi im from Austria so i got an unlocked german t-mobile branded phone.

I would love to flash something diffrent onto it (i9505), but before i do this i'd like to save my current rom as a whole.

Do guys have any suggestions/links/ how tos?

ty in advance.

what i got so far:

1) root your device.

2) get cwm onto it

3) backup and restore

did i forget anything?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] themadba:
Can you dial *#1234# and post the results? The best thing to do would be to download a copy of your ROM from sammobile.com and then save that on your computer somewhere. You can't create a nandroid backup of your phone like you can when you have root and a custom recovery, the closest is a stock copy of your original ROM.

Also, questions go in the Q&A section, I'm surprised people still don't know this, it's not exactly hard to miss.
[Asus Transformer TF700] noahvt:
I really want this tablet but there is a problem, I live in Belgium I've been to many stores: all the ****ing same thing:

Sorry this device is no longer sold!

Does this mean there is coming a new transformer?

Thanks,

Noahvt
[Asus Transformer TF700] KinetiClutch:
Well my thread in general section covers this.

Basically is not confirmed but it's highly likely that Asus will reveal a new transformer at Computex