yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] taiseer999:
I have been trying all Beta versions 3.1x for the last month, and each version would run fine untill strange problems start occuring (freezing, ppc goes into deep comas.....) reverted back today to 3.04 ,,,

My Jasjar has I-Mate ROM
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] elnazhox:
Hello...

yesterday some friend of mine gave me a SGG duos I9082L witch was booting right to recovery... so i tried installing a new rom.. thing that didnt worked, after a lot of time looking around, thanks to USA after closing hotfile server ive found the files to flash it (PIT, BOOT, CSC, CODE and MODEM) but it said "failed" please i need some help....

if it helps:

model: GT-I9082L

FCC ID: A3LGTI9082L

SSN: -I9082LGSMH

help me and him please :C
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] amol8356:
Its soft brick and you need to flash kernel.
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] naufalhadyan:
what rom did you try to install? :/
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] elnazhox:
ive downloaded a rom (supposed to be stock) and flash it via ODIN but it said failed.... where can i get stock kernel???

tried with:

baffin

GENNXT_J4

pyramid_k3
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] black87:
If it soft brick, not only kernel need to reflash, but the full firmware file
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] elnazhox:
can you please give me a link of them??? i've been looking like a week :c
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] iceyhotguy:
Unfortunately http://samsung-updates.com/device/?id=GT-I9082L is still in the process of uploading i9082L firmwares, so you'll have to rely on user created mirrors

Check this thread : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2278791
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] serio22:
I decided to take matters into my own hands after failing to find a working DSPManager for our devices running on 4.3 TouchWiz, and after trial and error it is now fully working :victory:

What is DSPManager?

DSP Equalizer

Gives enhanced sound processing capabilities. A simple application called DSPManager is provided to adjust the new audio parameters such as bass boost, 6 band equalizer, virtual room effect for all system audio. (slightly edited from http://www.cyanogenmod.org/features/dsp-equalizer)

Below I have put together a guide to a working DSPManager for our device on 4.3 TouchWiz

What it includes:

A flashable zip containing the DSPManager.apk, along with updated libs needed to run for our device.

That's pretty much it, nothing special.

REQUIREMENT:

Not be running the stock Samsung 4.3 kernel. Otherwise you will get nothing but forcecloses from DSPManager.

Flash something like decimalman's 4.3 kernel in the development thread. You can also try DocHoliday77's insecure kernel or others but I only did testing with decimalman's kernel. If you use another kernel and DSPManager works for you please post it so others can know :D

Proceed ONLY after you are sure you are not running stock Samsung 4.3 kernel

What you need:

1) Root access.

2) Root browser.

3) Custom recovery to flash the zip.

What you need to do:

1) Download the zip in attachment and have it in either your internal or external memory card.

2) Navigate to /system with your preferred root browser and open the file build.prop

3) After opening the file, search for the following lines:

lpa.decode=true and lpa.use-stagefright=true

Edit this two lines to:

lpa.decode=false and lpa.use-stagefright=false

4) After doing so, saves changes and reboot your device into recovery mode.

5) Navigate to zip location and flash it.

6) Clear dalvik and cache and reboot your phone.

7) Enjoy! :D

Other devices confirmed working:

I9300 (S3 International)

SGH-M919 (S4 T-Mobile)

Note 3

Other notes:

You can also push each file to their respective locations in /system, set permissions, and reboot. It will work.

I also know there are other audio mods out there so please don't post replies saying that so and so mod is better or things like that.

I've tried other mods and I just happen to prefer DSPManager so I thought I would make it accessible to anyone else who would also want it :)

It might also work for other devices and rom bases but I only tested it with my SGH-T999 on 4.3 MJC, so that's why I put TouchWiz in the tile and file name.

If you use the compression option but it doesn't work for you in the included zip, try using the one found here (app is not system wide)http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=50322383 thanks to mikehorizon for mentioning

Want to make DSPManager bulletproof? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=50315335 thanks to mikehorizon for mentioning

Credits:

[MENTION=3574824]treebill[/MENTION] for letting me use the DSPManager apk in his thread and using his zip as a guide to create a new zip for our device: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1636914

The CyanogenMod team for creating DSPManager.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] bstylz911:
dsp forces when using with stock music player
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] serio22:
I just tried it and it works fine for me :what: how did you install it?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] bstylz911:
edited build.prop flashed dsp.

wiped cache and fix permissions

---------- Post added at 04:05 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:04 AM ----------

edited build.prop flashed dsp.

wiped cache and fix permissions
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] serio22:
And did you flash it to an s3 with 4.3 touchwiz firmware?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] wonderbread24:
Did everything as stated in OP and still FCs

on SGH-T999 with Infamous 4.3
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] serio22:
Well you guys are right, I did a complete wipe and flashed the zip and got a fc.. Don't know why I ran it for 3 days straight and tested it 4 times and got no fcs.. I got some ideas, but I'll have to check on it later on today.. Sorry about that!!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] serio22:
OP updated with a new requirement!! please post back any feedback guys, I'm positive it should work now :)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] winmx1:
hey I love this app, it works great, I was wondering would you be able to help me install a messaging app from a different rom into a 4.4 touchwiz? would it be the same way as just changing the prop settings and flashing it.. or.?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] serio22:
4.4 touchwiz?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] makinho05:
Thaks, work fine in my GT-I9300. I did not need change the file build.prop. I´ve 4.3 Imperium Rom V25 and kernel Boeffla. Greetings from Colombia :good::good::good:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] serio22:
Thanks for reporting.. Saludos amigo :)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] pepo930:
THANK YOU!!!

Runs perfectly and effects are applied to all apps.

Here's my setup: Smartdroid Simple (4.3), Boeffla Kernel.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mikehorizon:
I've been searching for a working DSP manager for I9300 4.3 for ages.

Tried countless versions with many kernels. None of them worked. Either DSP manager's effect were not applied or it worked only for 10-15-30 minutes, then stopped applying the effects.

Installed this on a fresh 4.3 stock rom with boeffla kernel.

This version is still not working.....but....

The dynamic range compression is not working at all.

The other effects stops in conditions of multitasking (listening to music while browsing the web with the default browser) or after a while(30-60 minutes) with the screen off.

....But strangely dsp comes back after 1 -2 seconds. This is the new thing. It's a step forward :good:

Surely there's got to be a way to fix these issues.

Players used: poweramp (here the compression works but it doesn't do what's supposed to do), jet audio and Tune in for online radio.

The only configuration I've managed to have dsp manager work fully (multitasking, screen off, compression) is with the stock 4.1.2.

I would really like to make the transition to 4.3 cause it is slightly faster than 4.1.2 and the wanam xposed is working also.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] serio22:
Well don't know what to do about the compression, it works fine for some players.. it works for play music too.. and for dsp being automatically killed that's the system killing it, that's happened to me since ICS, but it does start back up by itself..

Edit: I can multitask and it doesn't get killed that often though, just about the same as it always does
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mikehorizon:
OK, I've realized why it was working without interruption in my 4.1.2. I installed an Xposed module that locked DSP manager in memory (XpossedAppSettings).

Did the same thing on 4.3 and it's ok now. No more stops when heavy multitasking.

I will also try some things and report back if successful.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mikehorizon:
Yep it works, compression also.

What I did:

- clear data on DSPManager from app info.

- renamed all in /system/libs/soundfx

- deleted /system/app/DSPManager.apk

- renamed /system/etc/audio_effects.conf

- renamed /system/etc/audio_policy.conf

- renamed /system/vendor/etc/audio_effects.conf

Reboot to recovery.

Flashed the version attached. I don't remember now where I got it but surely somewhere from xda.

Wipe cache, wipe dalvik.

Reboot.

Installed XposesAppSettings.

Check "resident" on DSP manager.Save

Reboot.

This version is working fully, compression also. No interruption on heavy multitasking. My phone became very laggy after opening every app I have :), but still dsp manager surviving......

....Or the version in this thread also working all the time but with no compression.

Your choice.

The resident check was the breakthrough.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] serio22:
Thanks for the report, I'll add this info to the OP
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] SnowmanCC™:
i don't have this two lines in the build.prop.....
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] serio22:
Its ok, you can add them
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] vantt1:
Does this work with the 4.4 Samsung ROMs?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] serio22:
It works with my S4 on 4.4.2
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] vantt1:
It doesn't seem to work on my 4.4.2 ROM...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] serio22:
Did you do the build.prop edits? If it still doesn't work try setting tunnel.decode=true to tunnel.decode=false

Edit: by the way what ROM are you using?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] vantt1:
I'm using Ditto Note 3 v4 RC2. It's a 4.4.2 Samsung-based ROM.

Wait...it suddenly started working. Never mind!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gsx-r:
Thank you serrio22. I have tried countless version of DSP Manager on xda and others for SS TW 4.3+ base roms with no luck.

I've been looking for the DSP Manager version that works with SS TW 4.3 and 4.4.2 and i found this. This was so amazing and it works greatly on my i9300 (S3 international) with 4.3 stock rooted rom (even with stock kernel!). You have saved my phone (in sound quality) until 4.3 update. Appreciate your works.

But,

I have just flash this mod on my N9005 (Qualcomm Note 3) stock rooted 4.4.2 and everything worked EXCEPT stock SS TW music player app won't play any music file. I pressed play button and it stayed still, nothing happen! I have to play music with 3rd party music player. I have already tried to flash many other 4.4.2 TW base cooked roms with this mod and the problem still there. Any help please?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] serio22:
Did you do any build.prop edits?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gsx-r:
Yes i did. I edited the build.prop file follow the direction in OP but it doesn't help. I don't understand the relationship between music player and dsp manager, how can a sound mod make player stop working?

Will i need to use the custom kernel? But i think kernel is not concerned here.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] serio22:
Try setting tunnel.decode=true to tunnel.decode=false.. If that doesn't work I would try a different kernel
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heynando:
I have recently acquired a D800, but only after doing so i realized that it does not have the main LTE frequency used in my region (LA, Brazil), which is band 7 - 2600mhz

So, after doing some basic research i found out that the hardware inside all LG G2 versions except the CDMA one is in fact identical, the difference between them is pure software. However I have no concrete intel/proof to back this up and i would be much appreciated if any of you could confirm this statement...

Assuming that their (D800, D802, D805) hardware are all the same, is there a way to flash/override D800's baseband modem with D805's modem? Will that work fine or will it brick or maybe even damage the device? Have this "type of surgery" been done in other devices in the past? My goal here is to make D800 work with LTE band 7, so if there is any other way - besides flashing the baseband - to make it real i'm all open ears..

Ultimately if such procedure is not possible bcuz of this and this and that, will i at least be able to flash D802's modded roms (cyanogen for instance) into my D800? Will they work just fine? Or will i only be able to use modded roms made specifically for my D800?

thanks in advance
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gordies.swc:
Did this work for you? I'm in the same situation.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wulsic:
To flash d802 roms on the d800 you need to use the d800 kernel and replacing some stuff such as libraries to use the rom.

The hardware isnt really all the same, most of it but for example the digitizer frm the d800/d802 is different so is the driver. Flashing such thing could softbrick your phone and flashing the wrong modem can cause roms to stop booting.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 4ik0:
Hi!

I have similar problem. I have d800 (or it's ls980, not sure) with bricket motherboard. And I have MB from d802.

Can I user d802 motherboard in d800 phone? What issues may occure? Do I have to reflash the device or it will work out of the box?

Thanks!
[HTC Incredible S] OversizedBass:
Starting yesterday, I've been getting a popup that says "sd card unexpectedly removed" on my incredible s (stock 4.0.4, sense 3.6) even though I haven't taken the card out. I've found that this is only when putting the back cover of the phone on, it works fine with the cover off. I've tried reformatting both on the phone and on a computer, and the card works fine copying data between my two computers and even another phone. Any idea as to whats going on? It doesn't make sense that it's a bad card because it works fine everywhere else.
[HTC Incredible S] DeBored:
maybe try reset to factory defaults your phone, in my case after reset it works fine
[HTC Incredible S] OversizedBass:
Just tried, its still not working
[HTC Incredible S] DeBored:
If you try your card plug to PC via cardreader? Maybe try copy all data from card to pc and format it?
[HTC Incredible S] OversizedBass:
I tried formatting on my pc multiple times and it still isn't working. Interestingly enough it worked for a day or two and just started up again
[HTC Incredible S] crownblaze:
Same problem here
[HTC Incredible S] mskwang:
SD Card Errors

I have the same sd card problem on HTC incredible S for months. I remember seeing someone suggest lifting the two pins up a bit at the back of the phone. I tried all four pins that I can see that but still not successful. Before S-off and after S-off, also see the issue.Tried different ROMS, VivoKat, Revolution-HD, also not successful. Flashed my radio to the current version, also see the same issue.

If I do not closed the back cover of the phone, it did not removed the sd card, though the signal strength for the radio drops drastically.

What are the pins at the back of the phone meant for? When we put on the back cover, aren't we shorting (1) shorting the pins at the side of the rear camera, (2) shorting the pins at the bottom near the sd card. Or should they be shorted?

What is the function of the phone back cover? Ground Plane? Attenna and/or sd card on/off switch? Is there something we need to do to the back cover for the sd card to function properly? Or is it shorting the SD card that forces it to eject? Should we snip away the plastic metalized pins at the back and solder a short wire shorting the pins? Maybe one pin must touch the back cover while the other one should not?

At this moment, I still cannot differentiate whether it is a hardware/software/firmware issue. Any help is appreciated.

Right now using

HTC Incredible S

Android version: 4.0.4

HTC Sense version: 3.6

Software Number: Android Revolution HD 6.0 by mike 1986

Kernel Version:

3.0.16-g271fd09

htc-kernel@u18000-build-144#1

PREEMPT

Baseband - 20.76.30.0835U_3831.19.00.19_M

Build no: 4.14.405.2.CL408426 release-keys

Browser version: WebKit/534.30
[HTC Incredible S] mskwang:
Think I figure out but need other people to confirm the method.

1. The two pins at the bottom near the sd card is meant for antenna, putting the back cover on will increased the signal strength, so they must contact.

2. Put a piece of paper on top of the two pins next to the rear camera before putting the back cover on. This will block the pins and prevent them shorting with the back cover, thus preventing the sd card from being removed. Well, I still do not know the function of these top two pins. It may be meant for detecting shock when the phone hits against something.

It has been hours and still the sd card is functioning well. I think this will solve the mystery for many people.

Hope it helps.
[HTC Incredible S] mskwang:
My Bad. The method does not work. SD card issue again.
[HTC Incredible S] dyrgutt:
Probably irrelevant, but I had the above SD issues for a while – like you say *intermittently*, though I also had a few other software anomalies which is why I decided to flash a custom rom; I thought, what the hell?! Anyhow, swapping the card between a couple of phones prior the flash – it still did it, so I thought, cleary the card is stuffed – but after GoldCarding and getting #6 ‘I think it was’ running, it never [well, so far] did it again…Good luck with it, cheers Dyr
[HTC Incredible S] proletar:
I'm not sure, but I suppose those pins are the WiFi antenna and the other pair it the GSM antenna. All of them sould have contact with the back cover. Poor antenna means higher transmit power and more battery drain.

I had this SD card issue once. I think i just wiped clean the contact points on the SD card and it never occoured to me again..
[HTC Incredible S] exantric:
same sd card intermittently removed problem after factory reset

I couldn't find any solution for this problem.

my assumptions were defect on card slot but there is no any issue of hardware.

drastically signal strenght drop and Sd card defect problem stil exist. any suggestion do you have.

thanks foryour valuable suggestions.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] mlkemac:
Upgrading to 4.4 kitkat. I've found that the S-View case no longer functions properly.

it does work, however, incoming calls are not displayed in the window, and must be flipped open to answer.

i've read that 4.4 is missing required libraries for this.

would anyone know how to read these libraries?

#2 is the IR blaster, doesn't seem to work at all, i've tried many apps.. watch on, beep n go.

Smart IR remote was just updated today that works with 4.4, but all the other apps show incompatible on the install screen.

anyone shed any light on any of this? much appreciated.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Masselink:
Same problemen here. Haven't found a fix yet.
[General Questions and Answers] freemanSteven:
Can't access Portable Wi-Fi hotspot after updating to cm-11-20131209-NIGHTLY with android 4.4.1, my phone is A&T samsung captivate.

It was working on the old cm's, how do i fix it to work with the update.
[Moto X General] regor99:
NEEDS TASKER & (ROOT desired but not necessary)

I don't like Google Now most of the time.

I prefer the likes of Utter!, Eva, AutoVoice and Tasker

which uses offline voice recognition for messages, emails, memos, reminders & events

This saves battery and is usually faster.

I can now go to my desired application from saying "OK Google, Hello" with my Moto X

on standby with or without a data connection......no Google now needed!

I can then run an offline voice rec program such as a Tasker action, Autovoice, Utter or Eva.

In Tasker 2 easy profiles to enter,

For when mobile data on

(profile) event/variable set: variable %WIN value *voice*

(action)

System Volume 0

Kill App: App Voice Search / Use Root : on

System Volume 7

Load App "your app"

Task: Stop

For mobile data off - saves battery (most used as no root needed)

(profile) event/variable set: variable %WIN Value *sorry*

Net / Mobile data: on

Load App "your app"

Task: Stop

Say "OK Google, Hello" to your phone for fastest results

I'm no techie but if this can be improved let me know
[Moto X General] regor99:
Also need to allow Tasker Accessibility in Settings
[Moto X General] mr4chnt@gmail.com:
My need to use voice recognition offline because much of the time I am out where there is no reception. I am brand new at tasker so I have a couple of questions about the above profiles.

- My Moto X is not rooted. Does the line < Kill App: App Voice Search / Use Root : on > require root? (It looks like it to a newbie)

- Does the line < Net / Mobile data: on > turn mobile data on? If so, wouldn't that mean that in fact I need reception and data plan?

Thanks to anyone who sees this and can advise me.
[Moto X General] eldamobo:
Sorry, I don't know much about this but I'm also trying to figure it out. There must be quite a few users out there interested in this. What's annoying is that Google supports offline voice dictation since jelly bean. One would have hoped local commands would work without data (like setting an alarm our composing a message).

I don't seem to follow the instructions above. I don't have tasker but I use llama a lot. I would get tasker if it means I can do this.

What's the significance of the variable?
[Moto X General] eldamobo:
OK figured this out. It's using tasker to look for the "Sorry we seem to be having data issues" error message during a no-data state.

Then tasker can kick off the offline voice app.

I've got it working and it works with utter OK - you will want to launch the utter shortcut to start listening immediately, so you may need the Autoshortcut plugin.

I think the enable data thing "Net / Mobile data: on" should be off..

In other words:

(profile) event/variable set: variable %WIN Value *sorry*

and Net / Mobile data: off

(action)

Load App "your app"

Task: Stop

I'm not sure why you need the task:stop, but it works with or without.

The accessibility thing is key, because it allows tasker to read the screen contents.

I think this came from this thread on google: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/tasker/tq6dTBhf2g4/sldxn9f0QYQJ
[Moto X General] trrubicon06:
Where are you selecting "Net/Mobile data: off"? Is it a second profile? I can't seem to find that option. Also when you mean load app "your app"...does that mean the voice app? I use Aoutovoice for all my voice control stuff. I have everything running great with Tasker, autovoice, and google now api...but really want the offline touchless.

Thanks
[Moto X General] eldamobo:
This is where I find taskers ui a bit confusing. You want to set two conditions for the profile.

One is the sorry message, the other is the state that you have no data. To do this long press on the profile condition you have (i assume it's the win variable one) then add another condition.

Yes "your app" is whatever offline app you use. I use utter now, but auto voice should work too, just fire the recognize command?

You mention you have auto voice working with the Google now api, does that mean you're rooted using the xposed framework module?

Keep in mind that overall, this approach is a clever hack. I'm not sure what the implications are of having Tasker setup as an accessibility service, but that's the price one must pay.