yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus Player Accessories] chibluboy:
on my Logitech diNovo mini bluetooth keypad, FN+ESC works as a back button. If you go to my post http://xdaforums.com/nexus-player/accessories/logitech-dinovo-mini-t2944222 on this same forum I have other key combinations I have posted that should work for the Trak Pad as well.

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with the Logitech diNovo mini keypad, Windows Button + spkr up/dn =	System Volume up/down (also clicking on this window while open with mouse pad alows other volume/alert settings)

alt+spkr up/dn	=	same functionality.

Try one of these and see if they control your volume :)
[Nexus Player Accessories] RobMalibu:
I think I may be a bit slow, but I'm getting the same result. However I haven't managed to pair. The Nexus Player even ends up saying "Unable to pair"

*edit* got it. Required reboot of nexus player.
[Nexus Player Accessories] frigidazzi:
Does multi touch work on this track pad? Like if I needed to scroll as if you were on your phone could you do double Swype or something?
[Nexus Player Accessories] dreym:
I bought this because you guys suggested it and it works great on the google nexus player and my son loves it too because it also works on his Samsung galaxy tablet, was a nice surprise!
[Nexus Player Accessories] scootercan:
visiontek candyboard bluetooth keyboard touchpad

I bought something similar I have the visionteck candyboard bluetooth. i am using it now It paired right away it is rechargeable has a backlit `keyboard. Mouse pad works well. So far I an impressed.
[G2 Android Development (D802)] Jerome-X:
FYI: THE ROM IS ONLINE: GO HERE: http://xdaforums.com/lg-g2/development-d802/jx-s-flyby-rom-2014-kkcm-t2949818

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Hereby is my newest Port from Flyme OS Rom.

Running very smart and smooth for every day use.

The Rom is only for D802 (inter.). Comming up with preinstalled useful apps, also with all Gapps and Furnace 2.5.1 Kernel.

Batterylife is very long.

Many Chinese Stuff is deleted, added latest Android L Keyboard

Take a look into it, upload will come these days.

More pictures will follow AS soon AS possible.

[emoji7] Give me a thanks, if you want and Mike to habe it [emoji7]
[G2 Android Development (D802)] gemp:
Hi,

thats looks good , any download available?

btw , if you looking for tester count me in :D
[G2 Android Development (D802)] Jerome-X:
Download will be available soon.
[G2 Android Development (D802)] blackcodetech:
This rom look very good thanks guy . Wait your rom.
[G2 Android Development (D802)] cobra11111:
Works other kernel and exposed ?

Gesendet von meinem LG-D802 mit Tapatalk
[G2 Android Development (D802)] Jerome-X:
no this kernel is based on cm and is very powerful for this rom, but you can try it, your choice

exposed is fully working on this rom
[G2 Android Development (D802)] Raagh:
Cant wait to try this
[G2 Android Development (D802)] scottishdude:
yaldi

Looking forward to this, nice work
[G2 Android Development (D802)] Mike_1996:
Have you fixed GPS? Have been using this for 2 weeks and battery drain is perfect. Some wrong translations with the German language but generally free of bugs. Camera works very well, though no HDR and stuff. Besides the official Meizu team is supposed to be working on a Flyme 4-based update (presumably more features) and this (Flyme 3.8.4) would be abandoned. Again this UI is aimed at a non-Android experience with many differences when it comes to details (e. g. tapping the notification bar brings the list/page back to the top as in iOS).

By the way although it's rarely the case, the original ROM should also work on F320. No report from the official forum for support of D800/1/3 but I'd doubt if it's D802 only.
[G2 Android Development (D802)] Raagh:
Hey men what gapps re you using? I flashed latest micro gapps (for 4.4)from pa and im getting settings fc while trying to setup google account
[G2 Android Development (D802)] frederic5000:
Hope u can fix gps on this rom( i never used this rom beforr, waiting for download link)
[G2 Android Development (D802)] bolt890:
Looking really good. Cant wait to try this out. Just hoping that the on screen time with wifi on is more than 4.5 hours which i am getting on lollipop.
[G2 Android Development (D802)] Mike_1996:
It's actually that short on lollipop? I'm posting from this ROM currently (you'd notice from the CM-style signature). This ROM is CM-based with heavily modified system frameworks, so battery life is ideal and I'd say far better than stock JB and better than stock KK which I was on before, plus very smooth animation.
[G2 Android Development (D802)] Jerome-X:
Battery drain is perfect. I test this Rom with battery use and idle more than 4,5 days. Also GPS and orientation is fixed.

This day i have trouble by packing the rom into a ZIP. Trouble by twrp installing.

I think i will roll out this as it is ( twrp backup), maybe this evening
[G2 Android Development (D802)] Maxximo88:
I just want to say THANKS for your effort!

FlyMe is a beautiful rom and If you've fixed also GPS probably it could be my next rom for my D802! :D
[G2 Android Development (D802)] frederic5000:
+1
[G2 Android Development (D802)] GigahurtzUK:
Is this ready for download? I can't see a link
[G2 Android Development (D802)] Jerome-X:
Roll out This night AS a twrp recovery, i am running out of time, to create a flashable Rom. Size differs between 600-1000MB
[G2 Android Development (D802)] GigahurtzUK:
Awesome. So we flash/apply the TWRP recovery image in TWRP. Nice.

Very much appreciated.
[Nokia X] yshalsager:
Sorry There is no method to root Nokia XL without PC
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acceh:
Hey! I am having problem flashing the OTA zip (LRX21L-->LRX21R). It simply wont let me sideload the .zip file because my device can't be found after i reboot to the bootloader. Can anyone please help me with this?

My device has an unlocked bootloader and is rooted using Chainfires first root for the nexus 9. Thanks in advance!
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jd1639:
Flash the 21l boot.img in fastboot. Then try the ota. Chain fire modified the boot image and that's why it isn't working
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GeneralSmart:
Where do i get that 21l img file? And how to flash if fastboot is not recognized? I have twrp installed, could someone provide a flashable zip? Thanks
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wantowan2:
Yeah...., I could go with this too, actually. I had pretty much everything from the board loaded. Including @Chainfire 's recov. I then later attempted to update the *poluza rom parts. It was failing any which way I tried in or out of twrp. Unfortunately, I am not much of a fastboot user, nor twrp.

I thought that maybe it had something to do with this updated vendor img. By the time I was done I had reformatted several times and started from scratch not leaving out steps. As far as I know. With just these images and no device trees nor a proper updater script, there is no way to tell really.

Currently and for a few days, it's been down to bare metal, and only a fastboot to look at. lol

I can't even seem to make a new factory image flash.

Never since my first android have I been this lost frankly.....

Maybe they have them now, I will look but it would also be helpful if the guys used a bit of ......'if.....then......' in their 'OP's'

"If you are using the included recovery, then......"

"If you are using this recovery then do......."

"If you wanted to use @Chainfire s recovery, then simply paste it......."

etc.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GeneralSmart:
Could anyone possibly help and provide a way to update??? I unlocked bootloader and I am rooted, but now I want to have a working way to update....ANY HELP??
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GeneralSmart:
I found a solution: check out the video and download his tool...he did a great job there and it worked like a charm for me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsU1r6wKMiA

its the tool on the second link under the video...around 750 MB sized
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eelpout:
As the title says I upgraded to Lollipop, rooted and restored all my apps through Titanium. Now apps like Photos, Piktures and Gallery KK won't see any of my old photos from /sdcard/DCIM/ or anywhere else in storage actually. Yes, I tried setting Photos app to "On device."

QuickPic can find everything of course and all the images are intact, but that's it. Now, if I take a new picture, that will show up in the above apps. I was hoping that might kickstart the mediascanner to discover the rest, but sadly no.

anyone know how under Lollipop I can reset the picture media db? the sd media scanner apps I've tried all crash under 5.0

Do I have to sync them all to Google+ auto backup maybe? I've never used that.

thanks in advance.

EDIT: deleted my Media Storage data, rebooted and all is happy again. :)
[General Questions and Answers] SaeedFazlollahzadeh:
I'll straight go to the main point

Why other great programmers and great groups and Incs do not tend to create or make their own OS to publish it? Why juat Google, Apple, Microsoft and Black Berry can do that?

Is that tooooooooo hard?
[General Questions and Answers] mingolianbeef:
The best to explain this is to cite other OSs across platforms.

Take the personal computing market (Windows, OSX, etc.) You have a ton of Linux distros, right? Outside of Ubuntu, they pale in comparison in terms of popularity to the Windows, OSX and Ubuntu platforms. To build an OS from scratch, like complete scratch, even if you used UNIX as a base like Linux distros and Mac OSX, you'd have to establish your own programming language for apps (IE, XCode for Mac, which cannot run apps on Ubuntu) among a slew of other things. There are large teams that have to take on those kinds of projects. Example, again, Ubuntu has developers around the world that contribute to the code for fixes and features.

Now closer to home... Smart phones. Foundation: proprietary code. In order to be able to make a call on your device in your OS (We'll call it... Er... CoolOS lol), you need the code from OEMs to make certain features work. Then, you have to design the OS, create different graphics and code that make the graphics act right with each other, then there's teaching coders the new code (if you don't wanna be just another Android fork like MIUI) and getting them interested to contribute, especially big ones like Instagram, Twitter and Facebook, which even Windows had a hard time getting the attention of.

Finally, its the level of competition in the phone market, you have Android, Apple, little bit of Windows on the side, a sprinkle of blackberry, and a clusterf*ck of seasonings known as everything else (*cough* Tizen *cough*). Unlike computers, you don't introduce a new mobile OS for the sake of dabbling in the field. You go in with the intention of making a name for yourself against the Android and Apple Armies that control the mobile battlefield. This, again, requires a hell of a lot of time, people and support from OEMs and whatnot for it to work like out.

However, if you are that 0.001% of devs who would build a mobile phone OS for fun, I support you and I'll beta test :D
[General Questions and Answers] SaeedFazlollahzadeh:
Wow! Thank you! I think your answer completely convinced me! Of course I didn't understand some sentences, because I don't know what are they!

Again thank you

I think I should have more studies in programming field to understand better what you said

And for the third time, you know what?

Thanks again because of writing the whole words
[General Questions and Answers] mingolianbeef:
No problem! Hopefully somebody with more intricate details would chime in, because I only covered the very surface of the whole picture, glad it helped though!
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
Hi all. I am a new member to XDA. Although new but have been following this forum for nearly 3 years and

gain lots of knowledge from it.Thanks to Mod,Dev and so on and everyone involve in making this forum alive an helpful

to all. Hope my question above will not be ignored as after reading to several threads I cud not find any except for the

ones in chinese.Thanks.
[XDA Assist] Perseus:
Please Review [RECOVERY][UNOFFICIAL] CWM Recovery for the Samsung Galaxy S5

and

[RECOVERY][UNOFFICIAL] TWRP for the Samsung Galaxy S5
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JON123123:
I wanted to update my firmwear on my AT&T htc one m8. I downloaded the firmwear and renamed it 0P6BIMG.zip and booted into hboot. I am now stuck in a boot loop and I am unable to get into fast boot or recovery because when I try the phone goes straight to hboot due to the file 0P6BIMG.zip. Is it possible for me to fix this?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr Hofs:
Is it on the external sdcard ? If so pull out the sd
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mattprice86:
It has to be on an SD card, BC that's the only way hboot would recognize it, in which case, I would do like Mr. Hofs said and just remove the SD card
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jball:
I'm sorry but I just don't see where it's mentioned that you have S-OFF.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr Hofs:
Isn't really important at this moment, more important is getting out of the loop and take it from there
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jball:
So if he's not S-OFF and tried to use "0P6BIMG.zip" wouldn't that be why he's having the problem (wouldn't be a fix for that would there?)

More minds the better big dog
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr Hofs:
Don't think it's looping because of the method because the firmware just doesn't get flashed as it gets a fail error. I only think at this time it's looping because every time it reboots its checking the file from the sd.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jball:
Would be nice to know if the OP pulled it out and if he got it up and running
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BerndM14:
Take his silence as "solved" then. If it didn't work then he should have said something already. Probably no reason to be overly concerned about it, if he's not bothered by this thread, we shouldn't be either.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jball:
[MENTION=5810139]BerndM14[/MENTION]

I consider that in all threads started and left unresolved
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JON123123:
Thanks Hofs, that did the trick. Sorry everyone it so long to respond, I didn't have time to mess with my phone till this morning. I ran into another issue when I tried to flash the firmware through RUU. I posted a separate thread here because I believe the issues to be unrelated, sorry if I should have kept it in this thread. Thanks again for the help.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kaznad:
Hi,

How do you turn off the Nexus player? I can't find an option for it, I had to just switch off the power instead.

Any ideas?

Thanks.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elrondolio:
There is no "off" on the Nexus Player, just like the Chromecast. It goes into a low powered standby mode after a few minutes, waiting for any Google Cast connections to wake it up and start playing (with HDMI-CEC enabled on TV or receiver, it'll automatically turn on, switch inputs, etc to start playing your cast immediately).
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bsara:
Like [MENTION=2828610]Elrondolio[/MENTION] already mentioned, there is no "Power Off" feature (which I HATE!!!). However, you could look for some kind of switch that you could attach to the power adapter cord so that you don't have to unplug every time that you want to turn the device off...something like this: http://www.adafruit.com/products/1125 (though, I have no idea whether or not that specific cord actually will work...I'm just presenting the concept). I've done this with my raspberry pi and it's awesome!

Another option would be to plug the player into an outlet that is controlled by a light switch (which would be much nicer than the cord IMO).
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elrondolio:
I'm truly not trying to be confrontational here, simply curious: why do you hate that it's always on (in low power mode) so much?

To me, I see it no different than another phone or tablet in my home as it has nearly the exact same innards... all of my family's phones and tablets are on 24/7 as well, either on battery or charging on the mains. Having to boot up the box for a quick cast to show a quick video/trailer/etc to the family or start playing some music would be an inconvenience, I'd think, as having to wait for a receiver to boot its OS every time would be.

Again, simply curious as to your reasoning is all. Thanks!
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kaznad:
Thanks everyone for your explanation.

I also have a Chromecast installed on my TV and I don't have any problem with it being always on WHEN my TV is turned on. However for the nexus player it will be truly always on unless you switch off the main.

I just got my nexus player yesterday so I dunno if it will be warm/hot if it's always on even when not in use. Anyway if it's not warm/hot if not in use then I've got no problem with it. :D

Thanks again everyone!
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] volwrath:
I've had my lean back launcher crash a few times, losing recommendations. It would be nice to have reboot
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] THE_KINGDOM:
agreed, a reboot option would be nice. a 3rd party app can achieve this with root. such as: power menu
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bsara:
No worries about being confrontational, everybody has there own likes/dislikes...nothing wrong with that. Part of it is the made desire for efficiency that I have...why have something consuming power and bandwidth when it's not being used? Also, the amount of time that I and my family are using it is far less than the time that we aren't using it, if I was using it all day, I might not mind so much. Also, it's nice to do a reboot without unplugging the device, especially since I want to put it in a cabinet that is somewhat of a tight space. But, probably one of the biggest things that comes to my mind is connection to the internet on a 24/7 basis really bugs me. I know that my phone and my wife's phone is always connected...but it needs to be to notify me of things, my TV isn't notifying me of anything, I just want to use it when I want some good old couch potato entertainment, so why take up my bandwidth (I assume that it does some kind of check) and use any amount of power (which I do pay for, no matter how little the power usage is) when it isn't needed?

Personally, I believe that the following principle (highly advocated by Google) should have been followed: "Decide for me but let me have the final say" (http://developer.android.com/design/get-started/principles.html#decide-for-me). In other words, give the option to leave it on all the time for those that want it...but allow for powering off for those who don't. That way, everybody is happy.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xBIGREDDx:
I know this isn't an on-device fix, but if you're seriously concerned about your TV accessories only being on when the TV is on, there are many power strips out there that have a "master" outlet that toggles power to the rest of the outlets based on when the master device is on. So turning your TV on and off will switch power to the rest of your devices.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pedro2NR:
A reboot option would be nice. As for turning the NP off, I am using a TRIPP LITE TLP76MSG Eco Green Switched 7 Outlet Conserve Energy Surge Protector from Amazon.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kaznad:
Just an update, I found that when not in use the player is cool to the touch. As such I believe it goes into a low power/power saving mode. I have no issues with it being always on now. Way to go, google/asus. :good:
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wilberry:
Confirmation of sleep mode

My nexus player's light is always on. Does anyone know if this means the unit is on or in sleep mode after the 30 minutes of inactivity? I have set it to 30 minutes and daydream does come on. Based on the manual, when the light is on the unit is on.

Thanks

https://support.google.com/androidtv/answer/6123074?hl=en&ref_topic=6121506
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xBIGREDDx:
I think the light just means it has power, so it can be in sleep mode even when the light is on.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheGeeZus:
This was my main concern yesterday.

(I had since a week ago the Nexus Player but due my Internet provider's laziness, it was not until last night I could FINALLY setup my account and the device).

I noticed the DayDream options but I agree that the same OS needs an reboot option.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wotandsdwys:
Mine doesn't switch back on when the TV is turned on again. Just a black screen and doesn't respond to pressing buttons on the remote.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xblues:
I recently brought a Nexus Player, I am having the same problem like you. Is this a problem with the software?
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xephyr3:
Understand that you can't power off the Nexus Player, but will it damage the internal components of the player (flash drive, etc) in the long run if you just simply cut off the power supply, which is apparently the only way to off the device?
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shabba007:
Blank screen

Me too.. Screen is blank and will not come back to the launcher when a remote button is pressed. Does anyone know why? is it a hardware fault? Thanks in advance
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xblues:
I actually got it exchanged at the store. The problem disappeared with the new one (also using 5.1.1). So get a replacement!
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iceman004:
yeah i can't find it too. i switch off instead power off
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rza052015:
If you enable developer options there is an option to "stay awake" which can be toggled on or off which might help

Developer Options > General > Stay awake
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ckarrow2:
Settings>About>Restart
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] volwrath:
Comment was made during 5.0.1 days
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 2ukcuf:
How are they going to eavesdrop if you power it off ...
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nFiniti:
A Relay wouldn't be hard to develop, Controlled by TV USB Power, switching on and off the Nexus Player. I've seen people ask why you'd want this, the low power mode is cool with DayDream, which doesn't work in Kodi and I'm trying my hardest to get to like Kodi for certain free tv reasons, but even so, if you shut everything off, your video keeps playing. Unless you apparently have a specific kind of tv or reciever, I obviously don't. So if I'm watching a movie, and I shut everything down with 1 button from my Harmony, the movie or TV show keeps playing.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hindolam:
I would also love to have the device powered off when not needed.

But there is another problem I have. When I turn my receiver and tv on and start playing the nexus player again, I have the everything showing up on the screen properly but there is no audio. I have to turn my Onkyo receiver off while the video is playing and on to get the audio going. Any idea what might be the fix?
[MX Player] antorix:
Hi. Can I somehow move a paid MX Player Pro to my wife's account? We shared the same tablet before, and the program was in my account, but actually it was she who used it. Now I bought a tablet for myself, and she can't use it from her account, though I don't need it. Is there any way to cancel my own purchase and transfer an app to other person's Google account?
[MX Player] Thirumalai.K:
There is no such options available on Google Play. License is per account. You can use it any number of accounts. So, it's valid as long as you keep your mail id logged in.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] peter2oo2:
Can anyone get their cingular internet (edge) to work?