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[Nexus 7 (2013) Android Development] Udonitron:
Yeah that is what I DLed and it said it was 5.1.1, that was the issue I was having.

So the 8 is Oreo or just version 8 of the 5.1.1?
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maduro78:
I stupidly cracked my screen and took it to my local fix it guy. He wasn't familiar with the tab but did several other Samsung tabs. He said I had to order the LCD along with the screen which didn't sound right. He said the screen is glued to the LCD and is very difficult to remove without breaking. I've only personally fixed ipads so im not familiar with the inner workings of Samsung tabs but from what I see all I need is the screen and digitizer. Tablet works perfectly fine. Buying an LCD will be a lot more expensive than the $70 screen replacement. I went back and asked his assistant which gave me the impression he know anything, since the screen is amaloid is there an LCD? If the tab works do I need an LCD as well??
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrBooMY:
AMOLED screens are a large group of single LEDs. There is no liquid crystal portion. It is possible to replace the glass by itself but it's extremely hard. Most places do it the way you listed and buy them as one piece. It requires a heat gun and lots of patience to change just the glass and it's not unheard of to break the screen or digitizer in the process of removing the old glass. Look it up on YouTube and you'll see what I'm talking about. The screen digitizer and glass are made into a single piece to keep it thin. Makes it more expensive when you need to fix it but they are MUCH better screens than LCD as far as blacks and power usage.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maduro78:
Damn it he actually knew what he was talking about. This is the first screen i ever broke and of course it has to be the most difficult. Saw a LCD screen combo for $260 but I'm just gonna give him extra to try and save the current LCD. Thanks for the info

I just watched the video it didn't look too difficult it was actually separated in 2 minutes in the video. After Applying heat it separated rather easily. An experienced person shouldn't have a problem.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rodrigorajao:
The glass being glued to the screen has nothing to do with it being AMOLED. Several non-AMOLED tablets and phones (e.g. iDevices) have glued screen, digitizer, and glass all into one piece. The reason is to make the device thinner, lighter, and most importantly, cheaper to manufacture.

A heat gun will melt the glue and you can then take it apart, but yes, it's hard and you'll likely break it.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ashyx:
It might be removable if careful but gluing them back together will be difficult without introducing air bubbles or getting the glue in the wrong place.

I would send it to samsung, you may be suprised and cost less than you think.

I smashed the screen, damaged the metal housing and speakers on my HTC ONE M8 within 2 weeks of buying it. I sent it to htc and they completely fixed it in a week and looked like new.

The total cost of the complete repair including 2 way shipping was actually way less than the total cost of just the replaced parts if id have bought them myself. It cost me £103 in total for everything to be good as new and that was a phone that was supposedly almost impossible to repair.

Maybe Samsung might be as generous?
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maduro78:
I'm actually going to give them a call because I know it'll be cheaper than buying an lcd screen and labor. Thanks for your post
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maduro78:
Just called Samsung and they quoted me $200 with free shipping to and from. Which is excellent because that's cheaper than I've seen for an LCD and screen. These are my options so

1. $25 for screen and $50 labor for local guy to fix with no guarantee he won't break LCD then I'll be back to square 1

2. $199 send to Samsung guaranteed to work like new when I get it back.

#2 seems like the smarter choice.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ashyx:
Not only that, but quite often these cheaper non genuine screens have problems. Plus you'll have some of warranty for the work.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maduro78:
Your absolutely right, OEM is always better.
[P3600 General] KOL:
After reading very long threads about this issue, many changes in the registry and some full pda restores, I haven´t found the way to redirect all the sounds to the handsfree in my TRINITY.

Has anyone managed to make BTAudio or any other program work with a Trinity?
[P3600 General] anonimo:
I think that as long as the handsfree headset you use supports the A2DP profile then all audio is redirected to it without the need for any registry hack. At least that's my experience with my SonyEricsson stereo BT headset.
[P3600 General] kinglee:
2 Types of Redirect

One is with A2DP where the bt device is compliance to it. I do not have one but I believe it will work fine.

Another way which I am using is via the Handsfree Voice Command channel. When a voice command software(Such as Cyberon Voice Speed Dial) is installed and when the recognition is triggered(usually by a button on headset), all audio is redirected to the the headset.

So the trick is to keep this redirection longer.

This is can achieved by changing two registry settings.

- Change the duration to something longer, like FFFF.

- Invalidate the voice command software execution.

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\OEM\VoiceCommand]

"VoiceCmdDuration"=dword:FFFF

"Path"="\WINDOWS\invalid_sddialer.exe"

With that, I have lost Voice command via my headset but I hardly do VC at all, and if needed, I had associated one of the button on my dopod to launch VC but I need to speak into the phone instead.

Not sure if this is the best way but it's the only way I know of untill I figure out other.

FYI, I'm currently using Dopod D810 with lvsw ROM (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=299771) and a Motorolla H700.
[P3600 General] John Crichton:
Hello,

I agree with this.

I had not been able to get the Trinity to redirect audio to a sony HBH-IV835 heandfree device.

Since I've change for a Sony DR-BT20NX headset with AD2P profile it's working like a charm. No more registry hack or software needed.

Then registry hack only concern improvement of audio quality (bitpool and so on).

Sadly i'm not able to use real stereo (replace the use of joint stereo) because it's generationg a slight annoying hiss sound.
[P3600 General] Stingray66:
Is this still the status, also with WM6?

I can't believe it's not possible to redirect some kind of way like I've been reading in the Tornado treads.
[P3600 General] yohn:
Yeah, I'm also can't redirect all sound to my headset (Plantronics Pulsar P590) by one click or by launch some program. Every time I need launch BT Settings, open Devices tab, tap'n hold on "590Plantronics", and select "Set as hands-free" or "Set as Wireless audio".

Can't find other ways to do it - no registry hacks, no other...
[P3600 General] ulischultz:
Does this help maybe?

http://pocketland.de/product.php?prod_id=36311

I did not test it yet...
[P3600 General] yohn:
No, it doesn;t work too... All discussed programs (BTARouter, BTAudioNav, BTAudioToggle) are just redirect phone calls to the my headset. No audio output at all (headset icon doesn't appear).
[P3600 General] clinton:
Just found this:

http://bluetooth.pdatopsoft.com/SmartPhones/Bluetooth-Audio-Router

Anyone try it on Trinity? Its a new program to me.
[P3600 General] peon:
I just tried it. Didn't work. I could hear it activating the speaker on the headset as I launched the app (soft hiss) but it didn't re-direct any audio. Voice calls only through the headset (which is the same as without the app installed). I guess it really only works for smartphones.

The registry hack worked for me but I need voice command so it's not really a permanent fix for me.

I'd be quite happy to buy a new headset too but I don't want something bulky or with wires everywhere like all the stereo ones on the market. The single ear clip on ones are just so quick and easy to use...
[P3600 General] paolinont:
I saw a lot of different registry hack around here..

The one thath works on p3600 is?

I've tried a lot of but no one works.

I dont't need voice dial so it can be good.

I use my p3600 with a BT Helmet.. so I'd like to listen to tom tom inside..

thanks a lot.
[P3600 General] jaaphooi:
Hi

I have the p3600 and a sony mex-bt 2500 and i can redirect all audio to the carcit but i have to connect with the audio (A2DP)conection and not the headset conection so you'r divice has to have the A2DP profile to work.
[P3600 General] paolinont:
But my bike helmet is not A2DP compliant so I canìt use it.. :-(
[P3600 General] IsiT_de:
Still no solution?

Hi you all,

is there still no solution for the Trinity?

I am actually experiencing the skipping problem, but I would be half-glad if I could redirect audio in mono to the headset.

Please advise!

IsiT_de...
[P3600 General] ppatel223:
Get headset that supports A2DP profile and it works fine. I have Plantronics Voyager 855 stereo, and it works flawlessly in mono or stereo mode with modifying any registry hacks. Music sounds awesome too with this headset, just like my bose earbud phones.
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
I tried chainfire's autoroot but that did not work!

Even tried from custom recovery that also didnt work for me! -_-
[XDA Assist] Darth:
Hi,

We need to know your device make and model number to point you towards help.

Thanks !
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
I have this mobile phone; HTC Desire S S510e
[XDA Assist] Darth:
Hi,

You will need to register on XDA and ask about your issue in this dedicated help thread for your device,

> HTC Desire S > Desire S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting > [Desire S HELP THREAD] Ask any question (NOOB friendly)

Good luck!
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soraxd:
okay so power amp shows music controls thru s cover, which I like. what I don't like is when I click pause for a sec, the power amp on the lock screen goes away, and I have to open it again. anybody know how to get this to play nice with power amp?

power amp doesn't seem to have a keep in notification bar option for when it's paused. thoughts anyone?
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nijom:
I've always controllled PowerAmp with headset buttons.... :angel:
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soraxd:
yeah that DOES work. tho in my case I'm just playing the music out loud
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shepppster:
Newbie alert again!,

I have identified a few roms I want to test out and my phone is currently operating on the following,

Stock 4.2.2

sense 5.0

software 2.24.161.1

Super cid 11111111

Hboot 156

S-off

Latest trwp recovery.

hypothetically if I was to choose one of the latest ARHD roms (which I would like to consider) could I flash it with my current firmware?

I looked for older versions of ARHD roms to see if there were versions that could avoid me flashing new firmware but there only seems to be the latest update and a Google edition so I am guessing there may be a performance/compatability issue without a newer firmware?

The Rom and Firmware guides appear to be handled separately (which is understandable) but doesnt help a newbie like me make an educated decision,in terms of what firmware to go for...or not to update it at all?

Many guides ignore the firmware side of things or there are suggestions that you can do before or after flashing a rom??but not a joined up part of the process (again I understand the principal of why this is like it is ).

Being seperate threads or processes it is sometimes hard to align forum postings with each other to manually put the process in a list in my mind that is consitent, in date and current.

Cutting to the chase....do I just bite the bullet and upgrade to the specifically associated firmware to the android os/rom build I am going to flash?.?or dont worry about it too much initially?

If i am Supercid... do i only match the phone model number when choosing firmware as I am technically regionally/carrier unlocked?(picking the right one probably troubles me more!)

With s-off as there is no margin for error using the wrong firmware,whereas I have recovery and back ups for the rom side of things.

For me its a bit like riding a bike...i need my stablisers to get my confidence...once i have tried a few solo runs ..i will be fine.. I am sure you have all worn your L plates sorry to burden you with mine...but this forum seems like the safest place to learn !

Shepps
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] an0ther:
You are s-off and super cid. Nothing much to worry about here. I'm assuming you are not sprint or verizon. Just get the newest firmware and flash it. If something isn't working right for you flash old firmware. You are not locked down to anything. Here is the newest firmware that will work fine unless you are sprint/verizon/ or dual sim model

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95897840722644637 - Thanks to LIabtoofer

BACKUP FIRST

adb reboot bootloader

fastboot erase cache

fastboot oem rebootRUU

fastboot flash zip firmware.zip <--it will say flash again and take longer the second time

fastboot flash zip firmware.zip

fastboot reboot-bootloader

Load newest twrp -http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/m7

fastboot flash recovery twrp.img

fastboot erase cache <-- may fail since we wiped cache once already, no biggie

Load twrp "which mounts automatically now" put your rom on phone

wipe, advanced, cache-dalvik,system,data - Wipe <---cache may fail

install new rom. This lollipop firmware works fine with kitkat roms too
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shepppster:
Really appreciate this response and I am not sprint/verzion or dual sim so got that covered.

Just to clarify the rest....

The process of flashing the firmware will completely wipe the phone?

Flash TWRP recovery (i already have this but if the above assumption is correct ,understood!)

Install the new rom...or could I flash my back up (which I have via a OTG lead and memory stick)?

or would the new firmware be incompatible with my old JB 4.2.2 and cause problems?

The only reason I ask is that I could take a breather until I make my decision regarding a new rom.

However u pro's might think just go for it in one its no biggie lol?

Many thanks

Sheppps
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danny201281:
I do not recommend you just grab the latest firmware update and flash it to you phone, There is a very good chance you will brick your device with a firmware incompatibility

As your on 2.xx firmware jumping strait to 6.xx or 7.xx is a big jump and skipping firmware updates should never be recommended.

To safely update your firmware you need to flash 3.xx, 4.xx, 5.xx and so on untill your updated to the latest firmware. I was able to find the 5.xx and 6.xx firmwares for your device here http://xda7.androidrevolution.org/db_mirror/Firmware/index.php?dir=HTC/HTC_One/161/ but you will still need to find 3.xx and 4.xx. ALternativly because your s-off with super cid you could switch to a different firmware brand HTC 401 for example. all of which can be found here http://xda7.androidrevolution.org/db_mirror/Firmware/index.php?dir=HTC/HTC_One/401/

you will need to flash atleast these 4 updates to get to the latest safely

3.62.401.1

4.19.401.11

5.11.401.10

6.09.401.12

On the other hand if your not comfortable flashing firmware you could just install a Guru Reset rom then update your phone through OTA updates although that will take much longer than flashing the firmware manually. This reset rom will give you stock with working OTA's if installed with the following options http://www.htc1guru.com/dld/guru_reset_m7_2-24-161-1-zip/

Stock Recovery = Yes

Stock Radio =Yes

Root = No
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shepppster:
Thanks for that advice,

it did cross my mind that it was a bit of a leap.

If I went back to restoring the stock reovery I know i would lose root and custom recovery and the unlocked status.

Would I have to return to S-on and lose supercid?

TBH getting to s-off was a bit of a nightmare and took a number of tries so I would hate to go through that again?

I might try a phased firmware update unless you recomend a custom rom that will work comfortably with my current firmware?

I prefer the stock look of the ARHD roms...but older versions dont see to be around anymore.

I shall dwell on the situation!

Shepps
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] clsA:
NEVER EVER GO S-on ... no matter who says it .. NEVER GO S-on
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shepppster:
Heeding your words clsA... I dont want to go through that headache again ..it took me 3 days to get it off with rumrunner (mainly down to the PC's i was using rather than the software) but i dont intend to go back Jack!;)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danny201281:
^^^Wise Words^^^ going back to s-on always causes more problems than it solves. Never ever go back to s-on ;)

You shouldn't shy away from updating your firmware it's really not that scary and perfectly safe as long as you do it correctly. You can even flash modified firmwares. So if you wanted to flash a firmware without losing your custom recovery and boot.img just open the firmware.zip and delete the recovery and boot.img then flash.

below is the basic procedure for flashing a firmware.zip with s-off.

Download the firmware.zip and put it in your fastboot folder on your pc. Boot your phone to the bootloader and connect fastboot usb. In the command window use the following commands to flash the firmware.

fastboot erase cache
fastboot oem rebootRUU

--- case sensitive ---^^^

Your phone will reboot to a black screen with silver HTC logo. This is ruu mode we can now flash the firmware.

fastboot flash zip firmware.zip

The first flash is just a pre-update and will appear to fail. The screen will go off and then return to ruu mode. Flash the zip again immediately.

fastboot flash zip firmware.zip

The second flash will flash the firmware, the progress bar on the screen will not reach 100% this is normal ;) as long as the command line has finished it's output it's done.

fastboot reboot-bootloader
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shepppster:
Thanks for this,I need a bit more clarity.

Delete the two files as described from the zip file,re-zip (package will have hboot,radio,adsp etc).

Flash firmware (do I refer to it by zip name eg3.62.401.1.zip or just as described firmware.zip,although i am guessing one wouldnt actually do anything)

Reboot ,go to recovery (which will be my TWRP) full wipe and flash my back up (or will this revert to my current firmware?) or flash a new rom?

If still using my JB 4.2.2 work with newer firmware? or do I need to start matching the o/s revisions for example 4.3 for the 1st upgrade...move onto the 4.****** firmware next one etc Kit kat rom ?

As I am supercid like you said ,is the alternative firmware ok with my device are these versions just different carrier versions or unsigned or whatever and would there be an isue if i moved to this branch of firmware?

All I really want to do is get my phone to a Kit Kat position...the Guru /ota route seems too convoluted and I am comfortable using fastboot commands but like to have the whole process as water tight as I can get it!

Clearly after the work I gone to to get in a total unlocked state I definitely dont want to go back!

Just to confirm flashing any firmware would not overide my S-off settings that would have to be physically done by command using the appropriate software?

Sorry if you guys are repeating something like this over and over again... best safe and not sorry imo!

Thanks Again

Shepps
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danny201281:
When you flash the firmware.zip the command ends with the actual name of the zip so if the zip is named 3.62.401.1.zip then the correct command would be

fastboot flash zip 3.62.401.1.zip

The firmware packages are basically the same

3.xx.502.x is AT&T

3.xx401.x is HTC or

3.xx771.x is H3G

and so on, The 3 digit number in the middle is as you suggested just a carrier identifier. Flashing firmware or RUU's will not change your s-off status only you can do that with a very specific fastboot command the chances of it happening accidentally are very slim unless you do it with a toolkit.

So to get to kitkat simply flash the 3.xx 4.xx 5.xx and 6.xx firmware you do not need to flash a matching rom for each firmware version just fastboot reboot-bootloader after each firmware zip the go right to flashing the next one. Once there all done the phone should boot right up regardless of what rom you currently have installed (Provided you removed the boot.img and recovery.img from the zips before flashing) or you can go right to flashing a kitkat based custom rom of your choice if you haven't already. :good:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shepppster:
Great I get that and it makes sense now..but it always pays to check and double check.

My last question is the zips contain radio too,clearly this may or may not be an issue but i would predict they are desgined for certain carriers.The 401 branch I would assume are generic HTC international ones and shouldnt raise an issue unless I went for AT&T whiich is American...and I am in the UK perhaps.

Shepps
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danny201281:
Yeah the HTC 401 firmwares are WWE or World Wide English :good: the radio's shouldnt cause you any problems. And don't worry about asking questions ;) Better to ask before you try. Preventing a brick is easier than fixing one ;) :good:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shepppster:
Well with that invite to ask at least one last question.... I saw the collection of ARHD drivers on this forum state the following? (cant post the link sorry)

"Firmware package from 2.17.401.1 RUU

There are new touch panel drivers inside this firmware that breaks touch in custom recoveries. You can flash it and use only hardware keys in custom recovery or you can remove tp_SYN3202.img from inside the package before flashing."

I would be jumping straight to the 3.******* and upwards but would the same apply delete the same throughout? If it only breaks the custom recovery touch panel I could use a mouse and OTG cable as I assume they are fine in O/S or best to remove the file throughout as it is no big deal.

Finally if there was a beer icon u would get it +thanks.

If you ever need gardening advice just Holla its all i can offer in return for your help and everyone else in this thread lol!:good::D (why u might need I dont know ,but u never know lol)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danny201281:
You'll be fine ;) the touch screen drivers problem only affects the lower end firmwares. Nothing in the 3.xx upwards to worry about. :good:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shepppster:
Thanks again out of curiosity the boot img ,that i would delete from the firmware zip, what does it actually do?

Does it fire up the o/s in the order it needs to launch the phone and as a stock file would expect to see the related o/s system infront of it and flashing a new rom would create a new image for the new set up?

I understand the reason for deleting the recovery file .

and one other thing whilst I intend to use one of the latest customs...if I had problems and flashed my nandroid back up from TWRP would it work using JB 4.2.2? and or would it restore the firmware to the old one too or just restore the o/s so effectiveley i could use my old rom while i looked for another newer one or tried again?

I know my old rom wouldnt optimise the new firmware ,but it would give me time inbetwen tasks if I wanted to do the next step later too.

making mistakes is much easier to resolve the better you understand the logic of the engine so to speak.

Shepps