yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] yadvani:
Well if you have a standard IR port/Bluetooth on your your laptop/desktop you could jus simply transfer without Activesync (thats what i do to transfer small files)

Hope that helps
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Beeble:
wifi, SD card, BT, IR

Copy files/cabs over. then just run from the wizard
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] wilesd:
Try a Belkin Bluetooth Dongle if your PC doesn't already have bluetooth £10-£20 from Argos or Ebuyer. go for the more expensive 100m range one not the 10m range.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] rastaman:
You cab use the utility form Softick: Card Export II for Pocket PC.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] christopherwoods:
Run an FTP server on your internet-facing static IP address, purchase a domain name for it (for vanity's sake only, really) - log onto the FTP server, download the files via FTP to your phone's memory over the hugely-expensive GPRS connection, and bingo: a totally functional yet wholly impractical method of file transfer.

I'd be more inclined to go for the wifi idea - little USB wifi dongles for your computer don't cost a lot, if you don't already have a wifi network in your house.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] tintoy:
doe scard export work for wm5 yet? i thought it was wm2003 only and then only for specific processors (ie, not the Ti OMAP we have in our wizards)
[Spirit FM] mikereidis:
Usage:

Power control:

Status: Center of shiny frequency dial power icon is blue if on or grey if off.

Toggle: Tap center of shiny frequency dial where blue (if on) or grey (if off) power icon is.

On: Tap Play button at lower right or in widget.

Off: Tap square Stop button at lower left, in widget or in notification shade.

Auto on: Start app to automatically turn on FM.

Auto off: Start another music app and FM will automatically turn off.

Tuning:

Dial: Big shiny frequency dial displays and can be used to set frequency.

Blue Digital: Tap numbers to manually enter frequency.

Seek: Previous and Next buttons to left and right of Blue Digital display seek down or up to next strong station. Same for widget, notification shade, lock-screen and other remote controls, but ONLY when there are less than 2 presets programmed.

-/+: Left and right buttons below seek buttons tune down or up to next valid channel, depending on Band setting.

Presets: There are 16 presets at bottom. Press or long press a "+" to set or reset the current frequency as a preset. RDS names are now supported.

Preset -/+: When 2 or more presets are programmed, they can be navigated with the Previous and Next buttons for the widget, notification shade, lock-screen and other remote controls. With 0-1 presets, these are seek controls.

Mute/Unmute:

Status: Pause/Play button at lower right, in widget or in notification shade shows expected result of tapping it. Eg shows Pause if currently playing.

Toggle: Tap Pause/Play button to pause or play audio.

Volume:

Status/Change: Tap speaker button at top right or use hardware or headset media buttons to display and change Music stream volume.

Record:

Status: Red button at top left is brighter when recording.

Toggle: Tap red button to change recording state. Files at /sdcard/Music/fm.

Equalizer:

AOSP compatible equalizers, such as CM DSP Manager, can be accessed in ROM Audio settings, or with the Spirit2 on app "Menu" key (not the old style phone Menu keys). This key has 3 horizontal lines and is at low center between Stop and Pause/Play.

Settings:

Some settings are accessible by swiping from right to left to access a window to the right of the main window.

UI Visual: To replace the frequency dial with a waveform and spectrum analysis visualizer.

Band: Use "USA" in North America or "EU+" everywhere else.

Tuner Stereo: Stereo 2 channel when checked or Mono when unchecked.

Tuner AF: Alternate Frequency switching enabled when checked.

Audio Stereo: Distinct from Tuner Stereo and can lower CPU load and recording size.

Audio Speaker: Experimental Speaker mode works on some phones but may have volume control issues.

Notes:

Other settings: none at this time.

Debug log sending is experimental.

Remote display and controls: for lock-screen, notification shade, widget, wired headset media buttons and remote controls and info display via BT AVRCP.

Speaker output experimental. Workaround: remove wired headset plug enough to switch to speaker, but still inserted enough for a good antenna connection.
[Spirit FM] mikereidis:
Troubleshooting:

Does not start:

SU/root missing is the most common problem. Ensure Spirit has permission enabled in the SuperUser or SuperSU app, or with the ROM Super* settings.

Omni & many other ROMs require manually flashing SuperSU. After flashing, run SuperSU and respond Yes when prompted to allow SU reflash after ROM updates.

If your device is not officially supported, it will likely not work. Except for devices with both recent Qualcomm FM and Qualcomm audio, phone architectures for FM are very different from each other.

Stops playing or hangs:

Workaround: Force stop or reboot. Fixes are ongoing.

Audio Stops at Homescreen:

Disable Google Now Launcher: Homescreen Long Press-> Settings-> Voice-> "OK Google" hotword detection-> Off.

Audio Dropouts:

See "Audio Dropout Workarounds" at bottom of "About Digital Audio": http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=47722488&postcount=4

Odd frequencies only:

Set Band to "EU+" after swiping from right to left to reveal right side settings. Default is "EU+" unless ROM identifies location as North America.

Where are recordings ?:

See /sdcard/Music/fm for WAV files named with parseable start time. Compression to MP3 files will be considered in future. Maximum of 4 GB results in 5-10 hour maximum time, depending on sample rate (22-48 K depending on phone).

Speaker does not work:

Experimental at present. Workaround: remove wired headset plug enough to switch to speaker, but still inserted enough for a good antenna connection.

Speaker volume control broken:

Experimental at present. Turn Screen off or use on app volume.

Phone call problems:

Avoid speaker mode

Avoid removing or inserting wired headset while FM or phone call is active.

Other:

See "Device Specific Issues" for your phone: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=47722507&postcount=6

See "Reporting Problems": http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=47722466&postcount=9
[Spirit FM] mikereidis:
Device Specific Issues:

GS3/Note2:

Stock issues with FM over BT; requires wired headset unplug.

Note2 requires (widely available) kernel codec_reg to equalize channel volumes.

GS2/Note1:

Stock issues with FM over BT; requires wired headset unplug.

GS1/Player:

Spirit2 slows device considerably. Vintage single core CPU struggles with digital audio.

Audio levels a bit low. Experiments to raise analog gain unacceptably increased distortion.

HTC One:

See "Broadcom One & G2".

GPE and stock require root/SU and BT off.

Stock ROM audio may change when Spirit goes on or off-screen.

See "Audio Drop-out Workarounds".

LG G2:

See "Broadcom One & G2".

FM over Bluetooth WAS THOUGHT TO BE impossible due to LG hardware design. (Switch shared by BT and FM). But it works now in CM11, and even unpaired BT on speeds up startup.

Broadcom One & G2:

HTC One and LG G2 both use a Broadcom BCM433x FM/BT/WiFi combo chip.

GPE and stock ROMs use proprietary-ish BT stack, so BT must be off for "UART mode" (or use Spirit1 on stock LG). This may be fixable.

UART mode can take 10-15 seconds to start. Be patient.

For FM over BT or faster startups, AOSP (but not GPE) ROMs use a "Bluedroid shim" method to access FM.

For Bluedroid shim, install with BT off, run Spirit2 once, reboot, start BT and start Spirit2. ROM upgrades require repeating this step every upgrade.

Don't change BT power state while Spirit is running. This should be more graceful in future.

HTC OneXL/S/Evo 4G LTE:

Qualcomm WCN3660 compatible FM/BT/WiFi & Qualcomm WDC9310 compatible audio. See "Qualcomm OneXL, MotoG & Unofficial".

2013 kernels and CM11 only, or cm-11-20140104-SNAPSHOT-M2-evita.zip ! Unfortunately, 2014 kernels broke FM by removing modules support.

Moto G:

Qualcomm WCN3660 compatible FM/BT/WiFi & Qualcomm WDC9310 compatible audio. See "Qualcomm OneXL, MotoG & Unofficial".

CM11 for Moto G includes an FM app and there can be interference if you run both at once.

Qualcomm OneXL, MotoG & Unofficial:

Qualcomm WCN3660 compatible FM/BT/WiFi & Qualcomm WDC9310 compatible audio.

Some kernels do not support the Qualcomm Iris FM driver.

See "Audio Drop-out Workarounds".

Unofficial includes most Sony late 2012+ devices starting with Xperia T. With sufficient demand I will consider buying a "Z" device and officially supporting some Sony's.
[Spirit FM] mikereidis:
Business Issues:

Why a commercial app ? :

Because donation models just don't work in the long run. CM went commercial to better thrive and the same for Spirit. Spirit would have folded after 1 year, instead of the 3+ years it's been going, without app sales at a decent price.

Why so expensive ? :

Latest post about pricing: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=51269130&postcount=574

Refunds & Upgrades:

New 30 day refund policy: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=50889714

Both Spirit1 Unlocked AND Spirit2 ? :

I NEED your financial support, so if you can afford it, I appreciate those who purchase both. See post below for a list of differences.

But if you are a paid customer for one of these apps, I can send you test copies of the other here and there. This might be for trouble-shooting, or to gain features or avoid certain bugs.

Open Source ? :

Nothing yet, other than a few example snippets and an App Inventor app that nobody seems interested in.

At some point, everything will be released, as I've done with other projects. X years after I pass away, or at some time I find appropriate.

I may release portions, to allow 3rd party FM or audio chip plugins, 3rd party apps or whatever. Convince me that it's in my (and Spirit's) interest.

Redistribution:

Any version I release as Free, as described in this thread, can be re-distributed in a ROM, as long as there is no misrepresentation, or fee charged for the ROM, or combo of phone and ROM or whatever I deem.

Any versions which I do not identify as Free must not be distributed, sold, or otherwise "spread".

Free versions will be the exception, rather than the rule, at least at this time. I owe it to Spirit, myself and all of you to keep Spirit alive as well and as long as I can. Please support as best you can; I still get occasional Paypal donations, to mikereidis@gmail.com and I appreciate all of them. :)
[Spirit FM] mikereidis:
Features:

Features may be added as demand and time available indicate. As of March 2014, Spirit1 Unlocked still has features that Spirit2 does not.

But Spirit2 will likely not get EVERY feature that Spirit1 Unlocked has. It seems better to me to focus on the most commonly requested features. Time available for adding features is always in short supply, with the constant flow of new ROMs creating a constant flow of new problems to solve. Spirit2 is focused more on quality than feature quantity.

As of March, 2014, Spirit1 Unlocked has pretty much every feature that Spirit2 does. Exceptions include an OFF button in the widget and notification shade, which is exclusive to Spirit2.

So I'll list features that are exclusive to Spirit1 Unlocked:

Spirit1 Unlocked exclusive features:

Stock, unrooted device support. Spirit2 will likely never add this feature, due to the low level of interest and the "Death of access to 3rd party FM APIs" as posted.

Settings, especially Debug. Spirit2 attempts to automatically set as much as possible, visibly or not. Spirit2 WILL get more settings, as time available and demand indicate.

Speaker mode. Still experimental on Spirit2, with issues.

Preset rename and delete. Spirit2 will add.

Preset lists as groups for presets. No demand ?

Screen rotation. No demand ?

Sleep function. Little demand ?

Antenna/headset unplug action. Little demand ?

Recording options. Will add some.
[Spirit FM] mikereidis:
Reporting problems:

I prefer that Spirit2 problems be reported publicly on this XDA thread. I almost always reply to thread posts before dealing with my email.

If you are using a Free version, I generally prefer that you not email me.

I've disabled XDA PMs; I got tired of "private requests for support" from non-customers. If it's important, email mikereidis@gmail.com .

If you're a customer and you post, let me know if I don't know you. I may be more likely to help and flash your ROM to test or whatever. These things take time and time is short.

If you're a customer and you email, and we haven't exchanged email before, please give me the email of purchase, or better yet the order ID. Some people DO pretend to be customers, and are not. Google used to make it easier to search customer records, but in the name of privacy, it's now hard to search.

Always include your phone model and variant (eg ATT version), and the ROM you're running. For Spirit2 I'll presume you are rooted at least.

Thanks !
[Spirit FM] mikereidis:
Here we go. :)

Please let me know if you prefer the app name "a2d.fm" or "Spirit2".

I will likely go with whatever is most popular.

I intended to go with "a2d.fm" but it doesn't seem to roll off the tongue as easily as "Spirit2".
[Spirit FM] tommy320:
Spirit2

For me Spirit2 sounds much better! Thanks for your effort!!
[Spirit FM] guhvanoh:
Somehow I seem to be reading the name as a2d2. I guess I really need my glasses to read what was written as opposed to what I think is written. a2d.fm for me since this will sort first and will be one of my most used apps.

Bought for my SGS3 running android 4.4 and I'm not sure how to tune a station.
[Spirit FM] Lagkage:
Awesome! Thanks Mike! And happy holiday to you too.
[Spirit FM] fabfor:
Definetely Spirit2 (or Spirit FM 2, or Spirit2 FM): it recalls immediately previous app, thus its quality
[Spirit FM] Kess78:
Works fine on my device thanks !!

One display bug when the RSSI goes above 100 it displays 1.. .

For the name maybe just a2dFM without the . ?
[Spirit FM] guhvanoh:
What device do you have it on, and what rom?

Ta!
[Spirit FM] mauam:
Spirit2 for me too:)
[Spirit FM] Lagkage:
I have now purchased Spirit2. It's a little expensive, but as much you do for FM on Android it's only reasonable.
[Spirit FM] betrayed666:
How can i close the app because it keeps running in the background. Awesome app by the way
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] appelflap:
Just thought it was a good idea to open a thread with "issues" to be solved or things we want to get working on the Gear. I myself have a thing of two that I want to solve. For this I searched through some threads, saw some people mention the problems but never found a solution (although apparently other people were working on it to).

Because I like to be part of the solution but don't want to reinvent the wheel I thought it is maybe a good idea to sum some things up that need a solution in one thread.

Basic thing that I'm looking for and not sure if it is solved is

enable/disable BT tethering with just one tap (so to speak). Ideally automagically when opening an app that needs an internet connection

(If the problem isn't solved I was thinking to write an app for this)
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] appelflap:
(Reserved : list with open issues )
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] spidercheek:
Id love someone to be able to rewrite the newest gear manager to work with people not on 4.3.

Or someone to get the things not working on 4.2 like weAther etc.

A native sms app that syncs with the phone properly. or get tablet talk to display names.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] fOmey:
Very easy with Tasker & Bluetooth Auto Connect.

Iv set up so if my device is locked & the screen is off for 30 seconds, it will disable bluetooth tethering for battery reasons. Iv also setup so if I slide two fingers up on my Novalauncher homescreen it will enable bluetooth tethering. Alternatively you can also enable a launcher shortcut which will execute the task.

You can also setup so bluetooth tethering will automatically be activated when launching certain applications.

If you need further instructions, dont hesitate. Tasker can be a little intimidating at first if this is your first time using it.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] le3ky:
I'd quite like to be able to swipe away notifications, both individually and per app. Currently it's a bit of a hassle..!
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] appelflap:
I've never used tasker before. Maybe worthwhile to dive into it. :)

Also played with Bluetooth Auto Connect. I used it to maintain a connection. (But concluded very quickly that that will drain the battery of the Gear like hell LoL). Where do you use Bluetooth Auto Connect for in this scenario? I mean,if I understand you correctly everything can be done with Tasker.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] fOmey:
Bluetooth auto connect works as a plugin for tasker also, so you can incorporate bluetooth auto connect functions in your tasks.

You must get tasker, its a device changer.. both phone & gear.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] appelflap:
Downloaded tasker. That's a f**ing brilliant app!
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] fOmey:
Its great isn't it.. opens up so many possibility's.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] le3ky:
I'd also quite like to have 2 finger double tap to show recent apps and 2 finger long press to show battery info.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] raiu:
i would love to have double tap on the watch to wake.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] gidi:
fOmey do i only need tasker on the phone in order to do that? The way i am manually doing it is i first enable tether on the phone ands then dive into the full settings on the Gear.

If the phone stops tethering then the Gear option automatically gets unticked, but it does not work the other way around.

I have tasked installed on both phone and gear. Could you please provide some instructions?

Also, have you checked Atooma? I have it both on the S4 and the Gear and i can do stuff on the phone with three triggers from the watch:

1) Horizontal movement

2) Vertical movement

3) Photo taken

Does tasker integrate with the watch the way Atooma does?

Thanx again for everything you have done.

YOU ARE THE MAN!
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] redstar299:
I'd like to be able to scroll down and see a playlist and pick a song
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] lukasz:
Functionality improvement - (we just need a piece of software for that) - to display on the GEAR atmospheric pressure, humidity, temperature - all of those sensors are in NOTE3
[Micromax A110] Rana Fahad Khan:
Latest and improved version of SP Flash Tool containing Fixes

Download:-http://d-h.st/z2v

Hope this will help !
[Micromax A110] Rana Fahad Khan:
Reserved

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[Micromax A110] furiouskid:
Where is the link???:what:
[Galaxy Note 3 Themes and Apps] meraj11:
I have searched everywhere. I am not able to find RegionLock Away v1.2 to unlock my Note3.

I have tried v1.3 it did not worked. someone sugested for middle-east mobiles v1.2 worked successfully. Please help me in finding download for v1.2

Thanks,
[Galaxy Note 3 Themes and Apps] as_usual150:
Here you go, But I think 1.2 and 1.3 are same applications. There is only relock option on 1.3. Good Luck.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samueldewit:
Hey guys/girls.

I am very happy with SGS2. But there is a small problem...

I am a audiophile/basshead, and I usually use my laptop for music. But like many other, I do listen music on my phone as well.

The problem is, is that the volume is a bit low. I have tried a few apps and amplifiers, but that just destroys the quality.

Does anyone know how to increase the volume without losing (much or very noticeable) audio quality?

I am using the unofficial builds from SlimBean (Android 4.3.1) and (soon) the Pound ROM as a secundairy ROM.

I also use DorimanX 9.43v22 (beta) kernel.

If anyone has a solution or a nice MOD to fix this, I would love to learn about it!

Thanks in advance guys/girls!

Kind regards,

Samuel de Wit
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Use the kernel-side volume increases in Dorimanx/Siyah/etc (via STweaks). That's as good as the volume fixes get on the I9100.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keithross39:
ViPER4Android is an excellent sound mod......

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2191223

Not only does it increase overall volume but also bass etc.......

You REALLY need to try it......:)

sent from either my Alliance powered S2 or my ArcoCM powered W via XDA Developers App
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samueldewit:
I noticed it before, but it still was a bit low. But thanks for the tip! :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samueldewit:
I tried to install that, but it didn't work :/ I should try it again, I see they support android 4.3.1 now. But thanks for the tip if someone knows something else, please let us now! :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cluey:
These things are intentionally limited so people don't damage their hearing so there isn't much that can be done beyond what you have tried. To go louder would involve an external amplifier.

You call yourself an Audiophile but I don't really think you are, you just like it loud. This phone is know to have fairly ordinary sound output, read a review about it.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Theutheu12:
Hello everyone,

I recently flashed my S4 with a kitkat rom (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2397511&page=209)

When I started using it the NFC worked well.

But since a few days when I try to activate the option becomes grayed out and a small check mark appears when it is switched while being dimmed. (see screenshot)

And after some time (2 ~ 3min), while off unexpectedly. And if I try to reactivate, it makes me the same things.

In short, I am unable to activate the NFC ...

Is this a known issue?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Euro_Rules:
Hi guys,

I wanted to buy new Earphones for my Galaxy Note II (N7100)

After so much search on google I found JVC earphone as per my requirements & expectations...

but now I am confused between HA-FX1X and HA-FX101...

Please guys tell me which one is better and worth to buy...because its cost around 3,000 INR ( 40-50$)

Thanks in advance :good:
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] vectron:
Wow, that is pricey for where you live (India?). Here on Amazon in US these cost between $12-$15 including free shipping.

Why did you choose these? What other in-ear headphones did you consider? These looks OK, their starting low price is kind of alarming which means JVC had to cut down corners somewhere. FX1 is a model from 2011 and has older 10mm driver, while FX101 is a new 2012 model with an updated 8.5mm driver. Both have extended bass, and looks like grills of JVC boomboxes. From what I have read about these, they have boosted exaggerated bass and recessed mids, which means vocal clarity and details will be compromised. If you are listening to a lot of edm, hiphop, dubstep, and other bass and electronic driven genres - these should work fine. If you more into classic music, or pop/rock where you value details of vocal performance - you will need something more balanced.

But in general, if you are down to these two choices, I would go with a latest FX101.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Euro_Rules:
Thanks vectron...

First of all I choose this because I already used PL-21 PL-11 EP-630 and Skullcandy and I get bored with this Earphones...

EP-630 is quite good but now I wanted to move further with new Bassy earphone...

after lot of search I found out JVC & their reviews are good

I dnt care whether they came 2011 or 2012 whatever ....they fit with my budget

I am not that much music addicated but some time I go with details on performance...

So thats why I wanted one between this two ..

As per your nice Suggestion I will buy FX101.. :good: I will give my reviews soon on this :laugh:
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] irfanbd94:
I am using "[ROM][4.4][19/11]OmniROM[Xperia T][mint]" xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2525714&page=29 on my xperia T lt30p.I can not receive .apk file over bluetooth,but can receive/share other file over bluetooth.Is there any setting for receving apk on android 4.4 or it is bug of that rom?????