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[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] elgringoloco77:
Will you going to update the thread with the backup of lollipop? For it can be flashed with twrp
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Bernard84:
Guys, sorry if I'm being to noob, but could some one give me a step by step of how to flash the rom? I did before with Odin in my Old GS3, but a had to use CWM and I'm not sure how to do with the Moto maxx.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] yo_7:
Hi, i am new in motorola devices, i have use samsung and y flashed stock roms by odin

i have an stock rom moto maxx from Chile ( i have my bootloader LOCKED and do not have root)

i have 2 questions

do i have to be root before flashing this rom?

is necesary to have bootloader unlocked?

EDIT: solved, y flash the brazil rom with rsd lite (version 6.2.4 other versions didn´t recognize my moto maxx), then flash de soak with recovery. all of this with bootloader locked
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Conkrete:
Anyone seen the xt1250 firmware out there? Ive searched motofirmware site and google, but cannot seem to find one for the xt1250.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] dudroid10:
rsd fail

Hello, I try to install this rom via RDSlite 6.2.4, the RSDlite connects my Maxx, I choose the rom, and decompress it, but when I click on start, the FAIL process, does anyone know what can be?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] ChazzMatt:
It was there. I saw it like two or three weeks ago?

Motofirmware lost a lot of files recently...
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] kitcostantino:
[MENTION=3250376]ChazzMatt[/MENTION] too bad i cant just flash xt1250 firmware. ;) #unlockthedroids

Especially considering it might actually work. Anyone got the fxz kicking around?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] kitcostantino:
idk if ya found it, but i wanted it too. anyone else, i would not reccomend flashing this on a turbo. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3065327
[P3600 General] mihaig:
How do you edit the MMS settings on Trinity?

edit: I found them - open messages, choose MMS folder, then ->Menu ->Tools ->Options, click on *MMS
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Borgador:
The first app I had problems with was Battle camp. After I downloaded the Christmas update the app wouldn't install. It kept throwing invalid manifest errors. So I Uninstalled the app and reinstalled it. Now it installs and I can open it. But, if the app gets killed from the app switcher or a couple hours of doing other things when I try to open the app it crashes and pops up with a suddenly stopped report that I can submit.

At that point I have to reboot to try and open the app with out the suddenly stopped error. After the reboot the app icon changes to a generic android guy. When I try to open it, it says the app isn't installed.

Last night the OTA AT&T update hit my phone. This morning 2 more games showed the generic android guy for an icon and said app not installed. Dungeon Hunter 4 and Galaxy on fire 2.

I didn't bother trying to reinstall them and as far as I know they didn't have any updates.

Now I went to play Star Wars Commander and it said there was an update. I updated and it installed fine. But, now I have the same problem with that app as Battle camp. Works once then auto crashes. On reboot it says not installed.

I am sooooooo wishing I had traded my Note 2 for an iPhone 6+...

Any suggestions?

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note 4.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Android300ZX:
Reset the device in the settings.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Borgador:
You mean do a factory reset?

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note 4.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Borgador:
SNAFU!!

I used My files to copy all my photos, easy note notes, zedge files, etc to my SD card.

I then removed the SD card after I checked all the folders to make sure there was data in the copied folders. I understand mounted the SD card and removed it from the phone. I powered down the phone and used volume up, home, & power button to get to the reset menu. I reset all data and cleared the cashe.

After the reboot I powered down and reinstalled the SD card. All the data I copied is gone. All the existing data I put on it with my computer (music, video from my note 2, etc) is still there. All copied folders from before the reset are empty. Photos shows all my pictures I copied as broken links that when you click on them it says no data found.

I reinstalled Battle camp and Star Wars commander. Both showed broken links 10 minutes after install I hadn't even got to opening them because.i was trying to find my missing SD card data. Both shortcuts say app not installed when clicked on.

I guess I will be stopping at AT&T after work to see about exchanging my POS phone.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] nyydynasty:
i had problems on my S4 with keeping apps from disappearing on my homescreen. Turned out to be the install location of some apps. For some reason, some apps install directly to my external SD Card, which causes it to disappear upon reboot. I dont have problems with it crashing or uninstalling but maybe its related. Try removing your sd card and then installing it and seeing if it crashes with the sdcard physically removed.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Borgador:
AT&T is sending me a replacement

SD card installed or not. It is still losing apps. And, the writing to the SD card issue was enough for AT&T tech support to send me a warranty replacement. Their oustanding in store customer service not withstanding (sarcasm), I am pretty happy. The replacement is a refurb, but I will get it tomorrow. The kicker is the AT&T live chat guy says the manager of the store I was in should have replaced my phone on the spot instead of sending me home to talk to tech support myself. Maybe the manager should have been helping her girl, that was helping me, instead of hiding in the back room with the other 2 employees that were working. At least they are crediting me the 2 day shipping charge.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] nyydynasty:
those 'refurbs' usually always look brand new. Good luck with it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Borgador:
The Refurbished does look brand new (:

I got it activated and sure enough I am still having the same issues. Now the chances of 2 bad phones is pretty remote. So I grabbed my 32gb card out of my action cam. A sandisk SD card.

Formatted it and everything seems fine now. Apps aren't uninstalling themselves and my files actually transfers files to the card that stay after a reboot.

I guess my 2 64gb SD cards (1 samsung and one sandisk) are just funky. They work fine on my computer and in other devices but my 2 note 4s didn't like them

sent from my Note 4
[Android Apps and Games] fgamestudio:
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[Samsung Gear S] 1955chevy:
Hey guys ...... just went to verizon to get back my 100 dollars. I paid 349.99 for it and the price is 249.99 so,i got the difference. Sorry if this been posted before. 249.99 is alot better
[Samsung Gear S] ronaldheld:
What are the constraints as I paid the full amount to avoid a contract?
[Samsung Gear S] 1955chevy:
They told me full price is 399.99 off contract. The store I went to said it was a promotional price just for 2 year contracts. I think they were not selling many contracts with the watch with only a 50 dollar difference. I was on my 19th day of having it but they still price matched. Worth a try either way .
[Sony Smartwatch 3] ranf:
1. unplug the core from the wrist band. Look next to the waste bin.

yyWww is the format where:

- yy is the year with 2 digits

- ww is the week of the year

2. Settings > Info > Serialnumber

starts with yyww

3. adb devices

ranf@tosh:~/android/swr50$ adb devices -l
List of devices attached
14382Dxxxxxxxxx device usb:2-1.1 product:tetra model:SmartWatch_3 device:tetra

The box can have a different date on it.
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] Chainfire:
This app allows you to switch the hertz of your display. This is a tool for advanced users, please read this entire description. Hopefully this app will be obsolete sooner rather than later.

If you have a compatible TV or monitor, you may want to view specific content on a different hz. Apps can actually switch the hz used by your device. This feature is new to Android, and thus very few apps support it yet, which is the main reason an app like this one can come in handy.

Unfortunately, at the time of this writing, even if developers added this functionality to their apps (devs: check preferredRefreshRate in WindowManager.LayoutParams), it may not work right or at all. There are several issues with Google's current implementation, as it exists on the Nexus Player, firmware LRX21V:

- The available modes appear to only be detected on Android TV boot. This means your TV or receiver needs to be turned on and switched to the correct input before booting the Android TV device, or not all the modes your TV supports will be recognized.

- Switching hz may break audio. This app provides an option to fix that, but that does require your device to be rooted. Note that this may be both Android TV device as well TV dependent - your setup may not display this issue.

- Switching hz may randomly reboot the device

- The Android API lies. It'll happily report the current refresh rate to be X hz while it is actually Y hz, which may cause timing issues for video apps that actually take refresh rate into account.

- There is no hz override in display settings

So, until these things are fixed Google-side - and it would actually start to make sense for developers to include the functionality in their apps - at least you can play around with this.

Note that 'forcing' a certain hz might be wording it too strong. Android is still free to ignore the setting, and if an app really wanted to, it could override it as well.

Disclaimer: works for me, provided as-is, this app has no support, the situation describe above may change at any time

Why?

I was looking at committing this feature into xbmc/kodi, so I built a quick proof-of-concept app first, as I has not used the API before. During testing I quickly noted that the API doesn't work reliably enough yet to be part of that project.

Download

Google Play (this link is pending Play cache update and Play team approval)
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] scorpeeon:
Gonna be a bit off-topic here, sorry about that.

I don't have a Nexus Player, but changing the external display's refresh rate was one of the features I wanted for a long time, it was the last missing thing to have a nice, smooth movie playback experience in an app like xbmc/kodi.

How device-dependent is this app? Can I use it on a N5 for instance? (or a Chromecast?) It has power to pretty much play any video file, it has an 1080p display and can send 1080p through hdmi, so a ~24 hz refresh rate for movies is all that's missing.

It's nice to see Android itself supporting this (even if it currently broken as you say).

What about the external display's modes or the external display's resolution, can they also be changed? The other problem for a good movie experience is with devices not having an exact 1080p display (like the N7 2013). Since the external display is always mirrored (and not extended), the device's 1920*1200 image will be shrunk to the TV's 1920*1080 screen leaving black bars on the sides which really sucks. I've seen some root-required hacks for the N7 2013 to force a standard 1080p resolution, but that's not a real solution... It would be nice to have these sorted out, because until that, even a Raspberry Pi provides a way superior movie-experience than pretty much any Android-powered stuff...
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] KeeperOfThePizza:
Will this work on the ADT-1?
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] the_mentor:
What about 120Hz TVs?

I dont see 120Hz in the selection is that because of some limitation?
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] Chainfire:
First, this app is written only with the main display in mind. As such, it won't work for external displays as it seems you are after. It won't work on an N5 or N7 either as this incarnation of the app only has a TV interface. It won't run on a Chromecast, because that doesn't actually run Android apps. Also, I'm pretty sure the main screens of the N5 and N7 only support 60hz.

That being said, and I have never tried this myself (I really should get a mini-HDMI cable to I can play with this stuff), so take this with a big grain of salt, but from what I've seen and read, the scaling and mirroring you mention is app-based. The Android API does provide mechanisms to display content in the full resolution of the external display (since API 17), but the app requires (potentially a lot of) extra code to do this. The mirroring (and thus auto-scaling) is merely the default thing Android does when an app does not override that behavior. Quickly checking the API docs, it also appears to be possible to adjust the hz of the secondary display in the same way (since API 21). However, again, the currently active app is the one who must control this.

TVHZ uses a trick to get around the restriction of having to be the currently active app. It does not appear this trick can be used the same way to control the hz of an external screen, through the regular API. This does not necessarily mean it isn't possible (without root), it just means more investigation would be required to know for sure.

I have not tried.
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] Chainfire:
No. 120hz is display panel refresh rate, not an input refresh rate. Don't worry about it :)

With stuff like this the rule is pretty much, if you don't know why you would change it and what you would change it to, you're probably best off with the default (unless someone specifically tells you otherwise).
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] chrisnewton:
This is amazing.. Will it work on a ouya do you think?
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] defconoi:
Good job man, thanks for developing for the nexus player
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] Smultie:
Absolutely awesome!

Hopefully this will work for the Amazon Fire TV in the future too!
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] dsfdfsdfs:
FYI, I've also dabbled with refresh rate switching with Kodi, very WIP code (i.e. full of commented trial-and-error code :) ) is at https://github.com/anssih/xbmc/commits/android/refreshrate_wip (2 commits).

I also noticed the audio breaking (haven't investigated further yet), but I didn't see any reboots occurring.

If I remember correctly, this did not work on ADT-1 last I tested.
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] Chainfire:
The audio breakage occurs in device-specific code, so it may not happen on different devices. On the other hand, it may have been an oversight in the Android framework itself that many TVs will disconnect the audio channel as well when switching hz's - in essence completely severing the connection and building it up again.

Fixing the audio can be done by manually killing /system/bin/mediaserver (it is automatically restarted after a few seconds), or calling "stop media && start media". As a side effect this may actually crash apps using audio (or video) at that time, so actually doing this at the start of a video is not really an option - even if it didn't require root and wasn't device-specific.

The reboot is rare, but I've switched hz's a couple of hundred times now, and it does happen.

Glad to see someone else is looking at this though, if you put it in Kodi (when it actually works) that means I won't have to :)
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] dsfdfsdfs:
Sorry, by "not working on ADT-1" I meant that the refresh rate switching wasn't working there.

Anyway, the HDMI audio stuff is one-way communication (except for EDID, which can't be "disconnected" in that sense), so there is no "disconnecting the audio channel" from the TV side.

Argh, and I was thinking the opposite here :) But yeah, I'll work on it as long as time permits.

Have you reported the audio/reboot issues to Google yet?
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] Chainfire:
I wasn't implying it might work on any specific device, just that at least the log spam from the audio issue come from a fugu-specific driver, a different driver may behave differently, or not if it's really a framework issue. Anyway, we're knee-deep in speculation here, it matters not.

I'll admit I know nothing about these things, but if the TV cuts all power to the port, wouldn't the device 'sense' that and possibly interpret that as a disconnect?

Maybe my test videos weren't great, but I didn't think things looked noticably better at 24hz than they did at 60hz. Though admittedly that may be related to the renderer not actually knowing the display is at 24hz. It was more of an experiment for me than that I truly need it - I have some other issues to figure out with my NP that have higher priority.

Nope, because I have not had the time (or will) to produce a decent error report yet.
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] dsfdfsdfs:
Yeah, though I'd be somewhat surprised if that happens - if the source device sees a disconnect/reconnect, it may consider the to be a "new device" and do all sorts of enumeration... but anyway, as you said, pointless to speculate really :)

Yeah, I too have a hard time seeing the 24/60Hz difference with most videos - not immediately sure if renderer thinking it was 60Hz could cause visible issues, though. With 25/50p European TV footage the 50/60Hz difference is more pronounced.

OK. I'll probably make one after I've had the time to gather some more data/info.
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] jmcguire525:
Update?

Can anyone update me on the current status of frame rate switching for android tv, specifically within Kodi? I'm hoping by the time the Shield console comes out I will be able to playback movies at 24hz.
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] jmcguire525:
anyone? I've searched around and haven't been able to find if this has been officially implemented in any apps.
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] dabotsonline:
Will your tool conflict with modes that are built in to integrated Android TVs, such as the forthcoming Sonys?
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] jmcguire525:
please get 24hz working on the Shield Tv
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] dsfdfsdfs:
This is now finally implemented in Kodi (version 15.0 Beta 2, on Google Play, formerly XBMC). It works in at least Nexus Player and Shield TV, but should work in any Android system that supports refresh rate switching. You need to enable automatic refresh rate switching in the Kodi video settings.

I wrote the support back in December, but the problems mentioned in this thread prevented putting it in officially until now. Those issues seem to have been resolved in the Android versions released since then.
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] Anders12321:
Works, somehow

The app does it job, although it seems to reset to 60Hz at reboot (even with the option set to keep at reboot).

Now, I agree, Google should set the output Hz to match the video stream at hand. Yes, it will be a short blackout, but so what!?.

Thanks for the app. I'm running it on the latest 6.0 available today. :)
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] jeppo:
I was also running it on Android 6.0, however I had to stop using after I realize that the audio breaks.

Basically after switching framerate the audio (especially voices on AC3 tracks) gets distorted and there is no way to get it fixed without root as Chainfire stated. Such a shame :(
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] Chainfire:
It's an improvement from audio not working at all...

kidding, of course
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] jeppo:
FYI someone opened a dedicated bug report, so we can try to push in order to get the frame rate switching "fixed" (low chances anyway...)
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] vulpine:
I'm thinking of getting a Nexus player. Glad to have come across this thread.

If I'm not wrong this should change the output signal to 24HZ right? If that's right, it's a great feature. It'd be perfect for watching movies. Glad that Android is supporting it. Hope it gets better in future versions.

For people who don't notice a difference even after you change the frequency, have to check your TV's native refresh rate.

On 60hz TVs(which most low end TVs are) your TV would convert the 24Hz signal again to 60Hz doing a 3:2 pull down.

Only exception is a few TVs which support native 24p mode that alters the refresh rate of TV to 24 or 48Hz.

However, on 120Hz TVs, there should be a considerable difference because they don't have to do a pull down. just multiplying signal works 24*5=120Hz. Content should be so much smoother.

If you need more Gyaan on this, I'd recommend reading articles on rtings.com
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] pedromvu:
Not sure if the developer has a Shield TV, but it seems with the latest Marshmallow update there are some issues that I am not sure if it is because of something Nvidia changed, I posted this issue on the Nvidia thread:

Edit: Actually I just tested this on a Nexus player and seems the behavior is the same, although there is no way to change refresh rate other than with TVHZ there, so this seems to be related to a change with Android M.
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] vulpine:
Is it just me or the TVHZ stopped working completely. I'm on latest marshmallow build. The frequency is always 60p. Even Kodi fails to change it. Has the functionality been removed from android?!
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] cat_baxter:
Works perfectly on Nexus Player! Thanks.
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] pedromvu:
Looks like with latest Nvidia Shield update 3.2, changing refresh rate with this and via Kodi always changes the Output mode to RGB (now Shield has option for YCbCr444).
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] zhlvf:
Works great on my nexus player with full android MM 1.3 by zulu99!

Audio drops are history with this great app using 60hz with audio fix (root) set on boot.

I´m so glad I found this :D

NP -> Yamaha Receiver -> Panasonic Plasma TV

Works also with Kodi and AC3 5.1 Sound.
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] neande:
I love TVHZ but its keeps crashing after manual switch on me since my Nexus player got Nougat.. deleted, reinstalled, rebooted etc a bunch of times. Think it in some way needs an update. Or my Nexus is busted..
[Nexus Player Themes and Apps] erack:
So I've been happily using TVHZ on an Nvidia Shield 2017 (software version 5.2) for months now, because for some reason, the Shield doesn't list 1080p100 or 1080p120 resolutions for me in the video settings. However my TV (LG OLED65C7P) does have native EDID support for 1080p @ 100/120hz, which other devices detect no problem. However, immediately after software version 6.0 update this week, 100hz and 120hz are missing from TVHZ. I have a feeling Nvidia doesn't want to support those refresh rates for some reason, even though I had zero problems running at them.

Is there any way to get those rates listed in TVHZ again?

Some additional information: https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/1015395/shield-tv/add-120hz-support/post/5190403/#5190403