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[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 General] steve2711:
NG1 to NK1

A couple of points here from my experience with the new stock rom, which I happened into while checking SamMobile-if you're already rooted, you will have to down load the NK1 from SamMobile and use Odin 3 to install it. You will not get an ota or get a connection to Kies if you are previously rooted. Doing this through Odin will wipe your root, but NK1 is coded similar enough to NG1 (still called 4.2.2 on the Tab) to allow the CF-auto-Root to work as well as Xposed installer, Gravity box, etc. It will also clean up your memory in general. All of my root apps remained as well as every other change I had made. I really like the Touchwiz, especially the magazine, as compared to all of the roms on this site, so I enjoy the stock experience with the addition of a few changes from Xposed. I also found no change log, so it does make one wonder-what the heck? Another point for newer folks, especially if they have used CF-auto-root, is to keep an eye on SamMobile and catch the updates there, by signing in to the site and then adding the T320 under firmware. Doing this will allow one to catch Android 5 when it occurs, because while rooted, one will not get an ota upgrade or in Kies.
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 General] Ranulf WolfSage:
Is there a reason that everyone seems to prefer CF auto root over Towelroot? I would think that if you could get root without tripping Knox that would be a good thing!
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 General] hundred_miles_high:
I spent months locking horns with Samsung Support UK trying to extract changelog information from them before doing an update.

It is truly a lost cause!.

Initially they ignored me, then they repeatedly tried to refer me to Google for information about TouchWiz ROMs - their reasoning being that Google make Android, finally they simply claimed that no changelog information was available to them.

I very nearly lost the will to live after seeing some of the replies that I got from a multi-national manufacturer's customer support desk............
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 General] milkk:
Probably because most don't care about Knox and it think it only works on one Carrier in USA or something so no point worrying if it's tripped or not.
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 General] RiverCity.45:
Quite simply, because TR won't work on newer firmware. The developer was hired by Google, so no more exploits from him.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=54709275

Sent telepathically
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 General] locutusx:
You mean Knox only works for one carrier in the US? But what about those of us with wi-fi only tablets?
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 General] JJMT:
I just wanted to add that I flashed this on my SM-T900 using Odin without difficulty. Rooting it was a bit more of a challenge, as flashing CF-Auto-Root-v2wifi-v2wifixx-smt900 got stuck flashing "cache". I did, however, remember that the last time I went through this process (ND2?) the same thing happened, and I needed to flash the recovery from the P900, format cache, and then reflash CF-Auto-Root-v2wifi-v2wifixx-smt900. Anyway, that's what I did, and all is fine. The whole process took about 10 minutes, including the remembering part. ;)

I also noticed that SuperSU disappeared in the process somewhere, so that needed to be gotten from Play. It installed its binary without difficulty and now I have rooted NK1.
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 General] sam_chk:
Hi guys.. I m not able to install nk1 via ota some package error... I downloaded same full firmware from sammobile.. Unzipping shows error.. Anyone can upload correct version of sm-t320 cellular south nk1..

Thanks in advance

Sam
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 General] mingkee:
Have you ever tried to flash with Kies3?
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 General] sam_chk:
I will try today need to install kies first..
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 General] raveniselizabeth:
Def do it that way and then reroot with cf.
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 General] sam_chk:
Thanks guys.. It worked...
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 General] JJMT:
I wanted to follow up on this. I did flash with "success" as reported. But I was having trouble with reboots. Some were random, but some were not random (it always rebooted when I unplugged the charger). As I flashed the firmware "dirty", I figured I needed to go back, wipe everything and do it again.

In the end, I decided that, if I was going to wipe the tablet, I would just install CM11. The primary motivation I had for staying "stock" was the possibility of OTA updates, but that wasn't working. CM11 works brilliantly.
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 General] Koo-san:
Thanks for this
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 General] kensheen:
a zip version would be nice
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 General] bigmike35:
When updating to the newest firmware T320UEU1ANK1-T320XAR1ANK1, I see people are using CF Auto Root still. One said that the older version of CF Auto Root works: KOT49H.T320XXU1ANAI, this is the version I used to first do my tab. Since it is still 4.4.2, this exploit will work or are you guys using a newer version of CF Auto-Root? I am using the download from here http://autoroot.chainfire.eu/

Was going to completely upgrade to the new firmware NK1 then use CF Root to re-root my device, just want to make sure that this is the correct CF File I am going to use.
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 General] pemati:
I used latest auto-root and it works like a charm
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 General] bigmike35:
Can you post a link or which version you are talking about.
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 General] darkfangex5:
Can someone review the camera before and after the NK1 update? Also can someone upload the apk for the nk1 camera?
[Fire TV General] inwisso:
The Fire Tv has a lot of fun games but with Dreamcast Emulator you can play you favorite games and bring those nostalgic memories with your friend and family. :D

Watch the video here let me know if you have any question, Enjoy ;)

http://youtu.be/itB29pogdDE

Download the following files:

Download Reicast Emulator:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.reicast.emulator&hl=en

Games:

Search for "Cool Roms for Dreamcast" and download your favorite games.

Bios:

Search for Bios for Dreamcast

Also you can watch :

How to setup N64 Emulator https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-Vg1jtAQG8

How to setup PS1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgayRcYw2vY

How Enjoy Wii Games: http://youtu.be/ny69WQY9XsM
[Fire TV General] nyder:
Going to point out that due to SD card mod for the Dreamcast (plus some other mods), GDI images of Dreamcast games are easy to find and are arguably better then the CDI images from the past.
[Fire TV General] inwisso:
Awesome so GDI images might run faster and help the Emulator play Games smoother.

I will try this and see... Thx
[Fire TV General] T1tus 78:
Hi

I have been able to transfer Reicast onto my Amazon Fire TV stick using Adbfire. However i have so far been unable to transfer the necessary operating files to the emulator. How can I achieve this? Many thanks :)
[Fire TV General] Murph654:
Hi

Just wondering if there has been any fix for the fire TV being restarted by games

Thanks in advance
[Nexus Player General] TabGuy:
I bought a Fire TV Stick for $19 when they offered it to Prime members for $19 because, well, it was $19.

The Stick works a lot like the Nexus Player. It's very snappy and navigates menus quickly. The Fire TV stick plays movies and TV shows instantly. No hesitation, no buffering, no determining download speed. And it's hidef quality. Instantly.

When playing music on the Amazon music player it shows the words of the song while playing automatically.

But the compelling point is content price. I have a Prime account so a lot of content is included in the price. I was able to play Hunger Games: Catching Fire immediately and for free. On Nexus Player it would have cost $20. I was able to play an episode of the Good Wife for free. It would have been $2 on Nexus.

Yes, it doesn't have cast. But I have a Chromecast to take care of that.

I think my Nexus Player will become a gift for one of my kids.
[Nexus Player General] spyderman33:
if you hate to say it, then dont.
[Nexus Player General] volwrath:
If you want the Amazon ecosystem then nexus player isn't the best bet yet. I got a stick as well, and it's remote seems better, but it feels lagging to me
[Nexus Player General] mejdam:
I purchases a fire stick as well but I don't think it has 802.11ac support which is a must for me since it doesnt have an Ethernet port. I streams tons of 15GB content using xbmc. But I'm glad its working for you, how do you consume content if you don't mind me asking? Plex, xbmc with addons like genesis?
[Nexus Player General] ktownhero:
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire has been on Netflix for a little while now. So, that's not a particularly good example.

Can the Fire TV Stick run XBMC/KODI and play high bitrate 1080p files with DTS smoothly?

I personally don't care about premium content beyond Netflix. I have Amazon Prime and never even watch it.
[Nexus Player General] volwrath:
I actually do have kodi loaded on my stick, and have tested some files with no issues. It's nice. It's not as powerful as the nexus player and more locked down
[Nexus Player General] ks2hot4u:
Returning

I agree completely with the OP. I have a ouya, chromecast, fire tv stick and fire tv all running and I have put more time trying to get xbmc to run smoothly on the NP than any other device put together. I have tried every build possible with zero to no luck resolving constant force closes during streaming from sources like genesis, freezing, not being able to use it yet as a launcher, lack of apps and netflix on it is the worst. The only thing I have found to work good on it is google play content. Mines being returned and ill take the cash loss from the shipping just to get this thing gone since I have it on kijiji at cost price with zero response. Worst device of the year imho
[Nexus Player General] Johasse:
I think that's a bit hard. Especially when you think that this device is out since merely two weeks..
[Nexus Player General] habskilla:
Sometimes you win. Sometimes you lose. I've been using WDTV Live boxes and you don't know the meaning of pain. Lots and lots of issues...

If I were you you, I'd RMA the unit back to Google. Google will send you a brand new one. Don't open it! You'll have a much better chance of selling it on Kijiji as new un-opened.
[Nexus Player General] Wilberry:
Its early days for android l and think you are jumping the gun. The np has just been rooted and expect to see good things develop in the near future. Performance wise it is faster than most of the devices you own. I installed xbmc 13.2 on it with advanced settings and it works ok, not rock solid but reasonable. I will admit Navi-X is rocky, but does work sometimes.
[Nexus Player General] y2whisper:
Worst device of the year is a bit far of a reach especially when you are looking at it for XBMC use. On that end it may be a simple thing of its too new of a product.

For the value the fire stick could be a better buy if you are in the US. In canada Prime instant video means nothing, you could probably tinker with your router and work through that but sometimes you just want to be go the simple non hacking route.

Personally i am enjoying the nexus player very much. but if you are looking for xmbc streaming or the amazon eco system then yeah go for the fire tv stick. grab a chrome cast as well for good measure.
[Nexus Player General] chrisnewton:
Really? This is worrying, I have an ouya and xbmc works great on it, was going to buy a nexus player for downstairs though as fancy one and Wifi is bit flaky on ouya.

Does xbmc not run great on it?
[Nexus Player General] zulu99:
A device with a locked bootloader, it will never be better than one with bootloader open. Because you will always be forced to do only what the manufacturer wants. If they want to remove XBMC they will do it in a second, like many other things. Thanks to Google Nexus Player is a true Nexus device with an open bootloader and the potential is a million times greater than the Fire TV. Specially with a new and modern OS like Android 5.

Sorry for the intervention and i suggest to vote with your wallet. Do not buy a device with a locked bootloader if you like Android.
[Nexus Player General] chanter100:
Will get better

Not only is it new hardware, but it's new software also. I'm sure kodi will eventually run perfect on it and google will patch up android L...
[Nexus Player General] ittakesnoguts:
Agreed. It's the community of developers, small and large that makes this OS so great. I don't see much progress in the Fire TV forum and its been out for months.
[Nexus Player General] ks2hot4u:
I think my point was missed. I ordered the NP first day. Love my nexus 5, have a nexus 7 flo installed in my dash which replaced the nexus 7 2012 that was there before it. I run xbmc on all my nexus products without a hitch. Received the NP last Wednesday, as soon as I plugged it in I sideloaded Chainfires tool, installed es explorer and used the official xbmc x86. Right off the get go it seems slow and laggy, it has a few hiccups using addons but no biggy. The biggest issue for me in xbmc is streaming content from 1channel, icefilms and genesis during a 22 minute episode xbmc crashed 4 times and returned me to the launcher. I tried spmc, tvmc, fired tv xbmc, Kodi alpha 1,2,3,4, and now 5 all with multiple configurations they all crash frequently. The remote is cheap and lacks a menu button, 1gb ??,no spdif, no ethernet, no full size usb (although I had no issues with OTG and a hub), Netflix broke so hard I had to do a factory reset, and the chromecast integration is laggy and bug ridden. Might have good potential in the future but as of right now I would much rather use the 25 dollar fire stick. Only tested one game asphalt 8 and the fire tv blew it out of the water. This isnt a debate of the potential of the device or what it might do in the future with roms its about out of box usage with current methods and mods. The ouya lacks in areas but out of the box ran 10x better and especially after with cyanogen. The reality is I received my firetv rooted it loaded xbmc and backups 20 minutes later up and has ran with no issues, received the fire tv stick a bit slower than the box but still set up and running in 20 minutes and no issues. To me thats enough, I have a rma and hate that I waited anxiously for over a month to have the thing ship and destroy any conceived expectations of a good working fire tv contender.
[Nexus Player General] peef:
I'm running Kodi on mine streaming even 3D content at high bitrates no problem. I recommend the Helix Beta. Downloadable as an APK at: kodi.tv/download (choose the android beta x86 version).
[Nexus Player General] volwrath:
I agree with ks2hot. I have issues with xbmc/kodi 14 beta 1,2, &4 on the NP. For whatever reason I am getting FCs. My firestick has had beta2 on it and is rock solid. I am sure they will figure out the issue and fix. The NP is a better box in most every other way though, but if I am playing a movie via xbmc I will choose the stick for now
[Nexus Player General] Elrondolio:
I too have had issues with XBMC 13.2, kodi betas 1-5 and now the nightlies - but only if I enable addons. Straight kodi has had no problem streaming hours of a random sampling of my 600+ blu-ray rips, 100+ television shows and my music collection from my synology nas. Once I start adding addons, the thing gets unstable pretty quickly - I haven't narrowed down which addons to date.

The Nexus Player is the first production lollipop set top and devs haven't had much time updating for it. Google also has some clear bugs to deal with on the box. Even with those caveats, however, I love the NP. That its easily rooted, has simple support for a ton of peripherals (such as any of my bluetooth ps3 controllers), hard drives, extended storage for games, etc... the list goes on. The ability to sideload and use hundreds of thousands of apps with ease is also a huge bonus while we wait for devs to code leanback interfaces and games.

A relatively open system will *always* be preferable to a closes system in my mind. The Nexus Player is a keeper, even as it is right now for me.
[Nexus Player General] volwrath:
Thanks good to know..I will get rid of all my addons and see if that helps. Once we get the expanded storage thing figured out the NP is going to be a beast.. Its already a phenomenal device
[Nexus Player General] Magnesus:
There has been regress actually - the newest FireTV firmware is unrootable for now. Still, for XBMC it is quite nice device (no need to root for that). I think the best of the two worlds is to get Nexus Player AND buy the FireTV remote for it. FireTV remote is one of the nicest remotes I had while the one included with Nexus Player is the worst.
[Nexus Player General] habskilla:
Has anyone paired the Fire TV remote with NP?
[Nexus Player General] Magnesus:
Someone did and it worked without any problems. He posted somewhere here.
[Nexus Player General] djwyman:
I have a fire TV stick remote(the one with no voice) and it works great. All the buttons do what it is supposed to...all you have to do to pair them is on the remote press and hold the home button for 5 seconds and in the settings of the nexus player go to add devices and you will see the fire TV remote.
[Nexus Player General] ChristianJay:
Mine's going back after one day of maddening use. What a letdown.
[Nexus Player General] Wilberry:
I have the latest Kodi 14.1 RC2 and its rock solid, although I agree earlier versions were flaky. All the add-ons work very well including Navi-X. I agree there are limited apps, I thought there would be way more adoption than has occurred. I am looking at installing lolliRock a custom rom that provides full android UI, requires mouse and optional keyboard.

Overall I am quite happy with the Nexus Player, although you do have to like tinkering.
[Nexus Player General] ChristianJay:
Yeah I was just a little pissed when I wrote that, I may keep it. Going to sideload Plex and see how that works.
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] ThE_SoUrCe:
Recently purchased a gear circle to be paired with my Tab S. So far so good. But one issue though, I cant seem to make my gear manager detect the circle so i could tweak the settings like sound alive etc. Anyone here who got a gear circle for their tab S?
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] mjasonm:
Exactly the same issue here. Tested with a friend's tab s and got the same result (or no results). I guess it's happening with all gear circles and tab s.
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] ThE_SoUrCe:
managed to make it work!! deym this thing sounds nice when paired via gear manager enabling the 3d, bass and clarity option!
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] obsydian:
i tied thse but returned them as thy were huge and clunky and could not reman in the ear even after swapping the earbuds
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] ThE_SoUrCe:
true - but I got used to it, hope they made the buds a bit longer so we could put it in more

got no issues using mine so far, I only use the neckbrace when wearing collarless shirts.
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] choithestar:
How did you manage to connect with manager app? Can you please tell me? I really want to use gear manager app on my t705

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How did you do that? I cannot use the manager app !!! Please tell me how so I can enjoy the gear circle fully ^^ please :)
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] ThE_SoUrCe:
I changed this from tablet to phone in build.prop. make sure you.make a backup of the original,

ro.build.characteristics=tablet

Once changed. Reboot your tablet,, pair your gear circle via bluetooth like you normally would, open gear manager ang tap on managed devices..gear circle will now appear tap on it and it will download the necessary files. Make sure you make your optimal setting in sound alive (3d, bass, clarity) and notifications in gearcircle (inside gear manager) since we need to revert the buildprop back to original (changing to phone will make settings crash) after you revert to original buildprop. Your circle will still pair via gear manager but you wont be able to tweak the sound alive since circle plugin will crash if you try.

I love this now since i no longer need to look at my phone or gear watch when on the go. The circle will reas your text message for you lol
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] choithestar:
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Thank You wow you are great !!!

It almost worked! lol

gear manager downloaded and now I see gear circle icon in the manager app but error message pops up that my device doesn't support connecting tot he gear . I recently updated to lollipop... maybe lollipop problem I assume...

Or is there other thing i have to edit?
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] ThE_SoUrCe:
Oh yeah sorry. I typed so fast i forgot 2 lines

ro.product.model=SM-N900

ro.product.name=SM-N900
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] choithestar:
oh ^^ ok I will try thanks
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kaptawesome:
Hey guys,

Today I just started getting an issue with sending/receiving SMS messages...when I hit send nothing happens the message just disappears.

Then as well I don't get any messages. If I restart my phone it will work for a while then stop again.

Anyone else having this issue or know a possible solution?

I am running lollipop 5.0 right now with Franco kernel.

Thanks,
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] n1ckbarker:
Hi, ive searched pretty much for the last few hrs on the site, im looking to make the t9 input pad bigger. I downloaded a HTC Input WWE cab onto my wm6 XDA EXEC, its really small, i could before use my little finger to write sms on the front screen. Is there another cab i can use to make it bigger? or a reg hack.

Thanks in advance,
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] ajong:
Have you tried this....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=290902&highlight=phonepad
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] n1ckbarker:
Great

Cheers fella, most helpful and prompt.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] josephchrismiles:
Recently rooted my LG LS620 with towelroot v.3. After rooting I accidentally deleted the wrong file so now every time I attempt to open my settings I get a pop up that says Unfortunately, settings has stopped. Tried to factory reset the phone but didn't do anything but make it where I cannot install unknown apps or enable USB debugging. Does anyone know how to fix this or is my phone completely ruined?