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[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact Accessories] vesu:
DK39 dock off ebay ~5€, works perfectly.

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[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact Accessories] harryw66:
I have three of these cables (work, home and car) for my Z1C phone and they have been working fine for over 9-10 months

http://dx-box.com/brand-new-magneti...dapter-for-sony-xperia-z1-xperia-z-ultra.html

Just tried one to charge my new Z3C Tablet and it worked just fine.

Whilst the magnet is not super strong, it is enough strong enough to deal with small movement of the phone. Never had cause to complain or curse it.
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact Accessories] aeron16:
any review?
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact Accessories] infinitylook:
Be careful with pulling it. The glue on the magnetic port is not that strong and it can broke due to the strong magnet of magnector
[Sharp Aquos Crystal] nfswcy:
Hi all, i am new here because of buying a softbank aquos crystal. I am a chinese who study in america. I searched a lot topic about unlock and root for this particular phone. Finally, found someone who said the Russian people who unlock the sh04 is working on it. and the root will be in the following days. That's it. I will keep following it, and keep update.

2014-11-26, i found this page on my phone, any help?
[Sharp Aquos Crystal] 5toneyboy72:
Thanks
[Sharp Aquos Crystal] Ezioxda:
wow, great to see it ,i bought a softbank version aquos,but cann`t unlook is very troublesome.
[Sharp Aquos Crystal] whynot4444:
it can be unlock, but so expensive, about 400usd for device unlock
[Sharp Aquos Crystal] NemesisMB:
Here http://www.lt-comm.com/ it is offering for $320 for unlocked device plus shipping additional. Another guy who mailed me is offering a bit less as well.
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aolol:
I've had the Motorola moto g 2nd gen for nearly 2 weeks now. I came from a Sony xperia S which I've had since it's launch in 2012.

I love this phone as it's really fast and the interface is really fluid compared to my xperia S.

The problem I have however is that whenever I try to scroll, be it on facebook or on a webpage, the phone thinks I'm clicking instead of actually scrolling. 70% of the time I accidentally click on facebook links or webpage links while my finger was never actually lifted off the screen.

I never had this problem with my sony xperia S. Even though it was slow as hell it still knew whether I was clicking or scrolling. It doesn't matter if I press extremely hard on the screen or lightly. Phone reacts the same way.

Does my phone have a faulty touch screen, or am I just spoiled by my xperia S?
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] metalrules321:
[MENTION=6178983]aolol[/MENTION]

Nope, never ever had such problems with mine.

No Scrolling and clicking confusion-issue here

Me thinks somethings wrong with your screen mate. Better get it checked.

And no, the touch response is not supposed to be like that.
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nielo TM:
I have the same issue and so are several others. Not sure what's causing it.
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] r00t4ev3r:
I also have the same issue, it is really annoying :rolleyes: I'd really like to know by what this issue is caused.
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hoopas:
I had a screen protector on mine that was causing it, took it off & no more problems. Just a thought...
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luffydrawat:
I Only face this problem whenever my hands are wet with water and still i touch the screen. it clicks where water has left from my hand.
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bountygiver:
only have this problem when I am not holding the phone (phone on bed/table), it seems the touch screen is not as sensitive as most other phones, on the bright side it also means lower chance of butt dialing (since you need a slide and it is very hard to slide when you are not holding it with your hand..)
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brianshayne:
Mine does this too - with my finger tip only, near the nail. If I use the flat spot, I don't get so many false touches. I just find it a very sensitive touchscreen.
[General Questions and Answers] DogoA:
Rooted my s3 a couple days ago, flashed a new rom and then went on to install init.d support onto my CM11 Nightly with the terminal emulator. And it came up with this. Just want to make sure if it means that the script is already there and that I can move on to mods and tweaks?

Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] pokrajac:
CM11 has native support for init.d you don't need to install it from a 3rd party source. You can use init.d scripts without any issues
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] codygs83:
Has anyone had issues with their player randomly dropping connection to WiFi?

I only noticed this because I use Plex a lot. And after a few days it would stop playback and tell me it couldn't find the server. So naturally I though it was either an issue with my server (never had problems in the past) or the app.

Recently I noticed when I scroll through the apps the WiFi logo at the bottom shows its not connected.

I scrolled through setting to try and see if there's any advance settings I could tweak but there's not.

I will reset my netgear router when I get home. But has anyone experienced this yet??
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elrondolio:
Haven't had any issues staying connected to my AC68U over the past three days. Family streamed a few movies yesterday and last night and been playing music quite a bit without any problems. Hopefully resetting your router will fix your issue. Good luck.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Boblank:
I have also been having wifi issues on the nexus player. I have not updated to the recent image that was posted and was hoping that would fix the issue. I also have a usb ethernet adapter on the way. Not really impressed with the devices so far, am still using my mk808 primarily which the nexus player was supposed to replace :(

Edit: update by flashing the latest system.IMG and have not had WiFi drop out yet.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] codygs83:
I believe I got it acting right now. I saw in another thread issues with the player dropping 5ghz signal. It was suggested to just use 2.4 band instead. When I got home this morning I set up a separate network for the player to connect to with the player as the highest priority and it seems to be jam up.

Only other issue I'm seeing is my mkv blurays will only play for a few minutes then stop. They're huge files so I'm thinking this has something to do with it. Other than that I'm happy for now!
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] markculton:
same problem. Fix?

I have had the exact same problem. If it isn't too much trouble, would you mind explaining how you did this? I am not too versed in network technology. I am guessing this is something I do on the d-link page? Is that correct?

Thanks so much.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spyderman33:
I've been using Plex for 4 years or so.. In my experience, nothing beats using Ethernet instead of Wifi...

I use TP Link Powerline extender to connect the Nexus Player (i also have a Roku next to it)... My plex media server is on a laptop connected directly to the router... I have tried everything and this set up is the fastest and the best resolution. NEVER buffers and i watch everything in 1080p.

Stop wasting time figuring out the wifi and go ethernet. You wont regret it.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] innoman:
Wifi needs to be better.

How, precisely, do you have it connected? There is no Ethernet port on the Nexus Player--do you have a USB to Ethernet adapter that works? There is no arguing that Ethernet is the way to go with Plex and high bitrate; however, I rarely ever have any issues playing my 1080p stuff over Chromecast (which is 2.4Ghz N wifi only) and I have this device connected using 5Ghz 802.11ac so there should be no issues.

Sadly, mine will not stay connected to my 5Ghz 802.11ac network, it does seem to stay connected to my 5Ghz 802.11n access point a little better. I am pretty certain the Nexus Player has some wifi bugs that need to be worked out, ASAP! It's frustrating that Ethernet is not an option by default.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spyderman33:
Correct, I am using an MIcro USB to USB OTG Cable http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00D8YZ2SA/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I am sure the bugs will get sorted out but until then, this is the best solution...
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mejdam:
i could argue that ethernet is not the way to go. FireTv/Ouya/Mojo Madcatz only have a fast ethernet port (100mbps max) and ac can go close to gigabit speeds. I get 833mbps on my Netgear r8000 on ac. I can easily play 20GB+ files without any drops. I even played REMUX blurays (as long as they arent VC1, which the firetv doesnt support either) and those files played just fine too. So unless you get a true gigabit port (which i know of no Android box having) 802.11ac is the ideal option for the Nexus Player. Dont waste your money with a gigabit to USB adapter because the NExus PLayer has a USB 2.0 which can only give you a max of 480mbps.

My suggestion is save some of that money you're saving from your cable bill, sell your current router and keep that $20 you would be spending on a USB to Ethernet adapter and invest in a wireless AC router, you can get a decent Route for $100.

http://www.amazon.com/TP-LINK-Arche...F8&qid=1416715312&sr=8-1&keywords=wireless+ac

Also what AC ROuter do you have? if its an ASUS than im sorry, i had a ASUS 87u and changed it for a Netgear r8000 because i had constant drops with ASUS, if you turn off Beamforming it will fix your wireless AC drops. at least it did for me.

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what kind of router do you have?
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] innoman:
100Mbps is more than the device would likely ever need to stream any type of media one would stream on the Fire TV and it will get 100% of that bandwidth between the Fire TV and the switch (assuming you don't have a faulty cable, obviously) 100% of the time--regardless of what other devices on your network or your neighbors networks are doing. Sure, 802.11ac permits better than gigabit speeds... but that doesn't guarantee them. Also, there is the issue of signal degradation when you're further away from your router, the fact that it's shared bandwidth, etc. You could argue both ways but wired is definitely the more reliable option in most cases. The FireTV has either Fast Ethernet OR 802.11n, no gigabit speeds either way.

Sadly, the fire TV has issues with several audio codecs and just isn't what it should be (yet, at least). I'm kinda over the fact that I have to use an external player to play DD 5.1--which is part of the reason I decided to give the Nexus Player a try... that and I wanted to see what google could do this time around.

I have the Buffalo WZR-D1800H--It was an earlier model and not the greatest but it's worked flawlessly and lets me transfer at 40+MB/s on a different floor. I get around 12MB/s using my 802.11n 5Ghz AP upstairs (3 floors with the ac router on the first). If I got the Ethernet cable thing, I'd spend $10 on the 10/100Mbps since it would be sufficient but I shouldn't have to do that. All the other devices in my place do fine even on N, the Nexus Player should be working awesomely on ac... It just isn't and it has issues on N and G--I honestly think it may partly be a Plex issue. I think there are also some deeper wifi connectivity issues.

Cool, what are you using for USB to Ethernet? I have a few USB OTG cables (I got them pretty cheap when I got my first Nexus) and I might as well put them to some good use... I'd like for my Nexus Player to actually play my Plex media without all the issues! Would something like this work?: http://smile.amazon.com/Cable-Matters-Ethernet-Adapter-Black/dp/B00ET4KHJ2

****

I should also add that my NAS & Plex Server (PC, used for several things) are all wired over Gigabit. My wireless router doesn't have to do that much, generally, except connect my phone, Mac Book Pro, Chromecast in bedroom, SqueezeBox and a few other little things that don't use much data.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mejdam:
yes my ac band of 833mbps is shared, so even if i have 8 constant devices on that band it still would be faster than a 100mbps wired connection. I own a firetv and have no issues with DD5.1 files from my Synology 1812+, by any chance are you using Samba shares from a windows box? if so thats your problem, switch to NFS shares. also wired connections are shared unless you run a router directly to your setup box without going through a switch. you didnt answer my question though, what ac router do you have that you're having issues with.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] innoman:
I added in, it may not have posted until you already started your reply. I accidentally posted before I added it in--I needed to check on the model.

The Ethernet connection is only shared if you are using a hub. A switch (I have a 16 port Gigabit switch that connects to my router) provides dedicated bandwidth to each available port--up to 2Gbps/port (1 up and 1 down, concurrently). My specific switch with 16 1Gbps ports can handle up to ~32Gbps worth of traffic at once. My Plex server is connected directly to the switch as is my NAS. The only way I'd have to worry about saturating the PC (Plex Server) to switch link is if I am transferring large amounts of data between the PC and my NAS and that's not common--and definitely not the cause of my issue. It's actually never caused me an issue. The link between the Fire TV and switch is always 100Mbps (assuming there isn't any broadcast traffic or that sort of thing, which isn't likely).

I do use NFS with everything except the media shares from my NAS, sadly. It is a goal but I am going to have to install the Enterprise version of Windows on my PC--Microsoft doesn't appear to support NFS (client) on Windows 8.x unless you have Enterprise and I have Pro. I guess that's what I get for actually paying for it? I am going to put Enterprise on my PC at some point but it's not a priority. Over Gigabit, SMB is sufficient for my use--the overhead isn't an issue right now. That said, I do use Plex so the media share between the Fire TV and my Server is Plex.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mejdam:
If you have your Plex server on let's say port 3 and multiple devices are talking to the Plex server than that line is being shared, which was my point. Again it would take over 8 devices on my ac band before its the speed of your single 100mbps line.

Over gigabit smb is sufficient? You just said you needed to connect a hard drive to your firetv to correctly play ac3 files. Clearly smb is your problem and you don't need to pay for NFS shares, there are free alternatives. Also the speed of your "network" might be gigabit but your speed to your firetv is truly only 100mbps because that's the max the Ethernet port can go. I'm not trying to pick a fight, I'm just saying that with the nexus player 802.11ac gives you the fastest speeds. Sure wred gigabit could be faster but there's one problem, there's no gigabit port or even fastethernet port.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spyderman33:
"Cool, what are you using for USB to Ethernet? I have a few USB OTG cables (I got them pretty cheap when I got my first Nexus) and I might as well put them to some good use... I'd like for my Nexus Player to actually play my Plex media without all the issues! Would something like this work?: http://smile.amazon.com/Cable-Matters-Ethernet-Adapter-Black/dp/B00ET4KHJ2"

I am actually using an Apple USB to Ethernet adapter that I had lying around and never use... Its exactly like this one.

http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MB442-U...1416754525&sr=8-1&keywords=apple+usb+ethernet

I think you can use any generic one really..

It was plug and play, didnt ask for anything, it just said it was connected to Ethernet when I checked.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rog1121:
If anyone else is having connection issues check you Date and Time. My Nexus Player was connected but but none of the apps could connect to anything. Upon checking dmesg I saw a lot of these error exceptions

Caused by: com.android.org.bouncycastle.jce.exception.ExtCertPathValidatorException: Could not validate certificate: Certificate not valid until Fri Apr 05 09:15:55 MDT 2013 (compared to Fri Dec 31 19:41:48 MST 1999)

Turns out all the Google apps use SSL and since my date was set to 1999 the certs showed up as invalid, I have automatic time turned on.

So for now just set your date manually and don't use Automatic Date&Time.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EcPercy:
My NP is only able to connect to 2.4Ghz wireless. I have 2 different SSID's (2.4 and 5.0) and NP can see the 5.0, but gives an error that it can't find the network after you enter the password and try to connect.

The NP also keeps on dropping the 2.4Ghz Wi-Fi connection. I have many wireless devices on this network on both 2.4 and 5.0 Ghz working just fine so I know that the router is not the issue. (Asus RT-N66U)
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] innoman:
I'm seeing similar issues, problems with 2.4ghz and worse with 5ghz. I'm using a USB to ethernet adapter and it was working pretty well when I was home. I left for the weekend so I only got a few hours to play with it but no issues
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fezza:
I too had trouble connecting to 5Ghz until I manually set the channel to 48 in my ASUS DSL-AC68U router. It won't connect to any 3 digit 5Ghz channels like 149 etc.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] innoman:
I am having issues with most 1080p content, even over Ethernet. There are just issues with the device and with Plex that need to be worked out. Google needs to get to work on it now!
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] codygs83:
This is what I'm talking about!

One of the main reasons I got my nplayer was for Plex. I was previously using Plex for lg app and although it worked great, couldn't play most mkv or DTS audio without transcoding. Nplayer seems to take everything I throw at it, and my 1080p videos look amazing, however they stop playing after a few minutes and it drives me nuts!

I'm just waiting for a Plex update because I love the ui, everything looks amazing. Could use a few more options for playback but my main issue is 1080p videos.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crackd:
Similar connection issues for me

I have similar connection issues with my nplayer. 2.4ghz works better than 5ghz, but both are cutting out. I tried moving my device off the middle of my tv shelf, but that doesn't seem to have helped much. However, that old location is where my PS3 and FireTV are/were, and those never have/had wifi issues.

I'm thinking there's just a poor antenna or something on the nplayer.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] innoman:
It's more than an antenna issue, I have the same issues with ethernet. I think it's software issues with both plex and the player.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roviati:
I have the same problem but is wire because i have two Nexus Player, one in my living room and the other one in my bedroom and only have problem with one.

Bedroom: i have problem using wifi or ethernet adapter

Living room: i am using only wifi and until now never lost connectivity.

the difference is that I hardly use the dining

do you know if is coming the ota 5.0.1?

Regards,
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SweetW0R:
I have the same issue with ADT-1. Sideloaded Speedtest.net app shows 0.03/4.17 Mbps. Nexus 5 into the same network shows 20/4.17 Mbps (Download/Upload)
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dcleveng:
I was having this same issue using the RT-N66U. One thing I tried that seemed to help was changing the channel width on the 5GHz band from 40MHz to mixed 20/40MHz. I still think there are issues though with the latest firmware that Asus released.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeromeh:
My Nexus Player seems to drop the WiFi fairly often. I hope Google can fix this.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reg6ft3:
Hope so too. Plex for me on the NP is just not fit for purpose. Doesn't matter what band 2.4 or 5! Always stuttering when streaming normal 1080p for a Synology DS214Play linked to an ASUS RT-AC68U directly via gigabit Ethernet. The NP is right beside the router, even files as small as 7gb constantly stopping and starting, so annoying.

A PS4 in the same spot using Plex plays with no issues on the 2.4 band. Turned beamforming off as suggested, but still doesn't make a difference.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tib_mastiff:
I am also experiencing same issue with wifi connection. It drops very frequently on both 2.4 Ghz and 5Ghz, although it's little better on 5Ghz for me. I am other devices connected to the same router and none have any issues with wifi.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheDroidKid:
Still having this issue on 5.1.1 this is awful I seem to never drop a connection when using Netflix but as soon as I watch anything from Play movies for example if I rent a movie the signal randomly drops.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Haggster66:
Are you guys having the same problems when using the M Preview? At least those of you who tried it out already?

One thing: I realized that using 2.4GHz doesn't make a difference...same problems. Also, in one review that I read about the player - which was, as basically all reviews of this thing, from sometime last year - it was mentioned in that review that there are even disconnects when using Ethernet(!) (via an adapter obviously) .

Not necessary to mention that I've got around 6 devices, 802.11n 2.4GHz, 5GHz, another 802.11ac device, tablets, laptops, phones - which have absolutely no drop-out/disconnection related problems at all, never, nada (meaning 100% reliable all of the time without any exception). After all this time I can finally rule out the possibility that the problem is my wi-fi, it's definitely certain that it is the player which is having a big problem.

Does anybody know if this can be debugged? The wi-fi related options available within the player are so minimalistic that basically no adjustments can be made. There's nothing that can be done from the router side anyway, as 1. everything's been tried and 2. the only problem is the Nexus Player.

I am not sure to what extend those claims that there are even dropouts when using Ethernet are true. However if those are not true, then there might be a good possibility that the Nexus Player is being shipped with a buggy Broadcom driver. It might potentially be incompatible with a good amount of perfectly working routers and only work without issues in combination with some select routers (most likely those that Asus and/or Google used to do their Quality Assurance before releasing this thing, since otherwise they wouldn't have shipped it in this state).

Again, the most interesting thing would be to know whether the situation has now improved with the newly released M Preview build.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Haggster66:
Ok, I've got some advice for everbody: set your router's Beacon Interval really low, to a value around 50. (most router's standard value is 100)

If your router has the option to set the DTIM Interval, then adjust that one as well and set it to "1" (apparently this is standard on either Netgear or D-Link routers and possibly others. For Asus routers the standard is "3", so decrease that to "1").

You will find info all over the web saying that for Apple TV to work properly, people are advised to set their routers Beacon Interval to 50. Sometimes you can read the same as a measure to get iPads to connect properly.

I had decreased my router's Beacon Interval from 100 to 80 already but the Nexus Player was still disconnecting, so I assumed it had no effect. Now the value is set to 53 in my case and it does not seem to have connection problems anymore at the moment. I will however have to monitor this over the course of a week or longer in order to be able to say that this is a definite fix.