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[Samsung Gear VR] JNetwork:
Yes that is true didn't mean to compare them as in that they are equal in any way, just the type of content I was thinking of, closer to real world experiences than say temple run. And it doesn't apply to Ev.o.v. now that I think about it. I guess all of it is animation but the start shows a view as if it was real and done nicely, it's not a gaming environment or cartoon environment if you know what I mean, more real. But the rest with pattern & colors in the sky and the train and ending it is really pure animation and not even meant to look real.

There is a ton out there yes but when it is added in Oculus store it is usually some kind of quality check and better than the average video you'll find which I find this was also.
[Samsung Gear VR] Domen Lo:
Unfortunately that quality check guy fell into a coma when they released half of the Milk VR content heh.

You really should check airpano, quite a bit of their stuff is superb, if not for the 2d bit. Then also Fassbender stuff, the new beach one is quite a relaxing experience.

Then also rest of Felix & Paul stuff (you only mentioned Zarkana), and if you're the experimental type, hack yourself some JauntVR videos (all of them are live-action spherical 3D, just not as good as F&P at stitching).
[Samsung Gear VR] JNetwork:
Thanks for great tips will check.

Anyone know if the overheat is more common/happens faster on exynos since to me it happened in this regular 360 videos as well as in games like herobound after a while. Hopefully it is better in Android L.
[Samsung Gear VR] Domen Lo:
Sure, VRSE video takes the cake on mine. I started a habit of taking the back out - makes it a little bit cooler and also easier to remove the battery one it hangs like a depressed banana. Guess we should start installing fans.

PS: If you quote someone they get an notification so that they know someone has responded to them.
[Samsung Gear VR] darekz:
Im running mine in power saving mode and never get overheating message. It doesnt affect performance of watching 360 videos untill they are in 4k resolution. With power saving enabled and 4k 360 video being played there are frames skipped while moving head around.

On the other note. Is there a way do move videos downloaded in Im360vr to memory card and still play them while using them with im360vr app? Maybe easier way is to reencode them to mp4 format readable by "regular" 360 videos app? Seems like im360vr videos are over 1 gigabyte in size.
[Samsung Gear VR] JNetwork:
Ok gonna try power saving, you enable CPU performance limit then, and nothing else?

Frames skipped is not optimal but until overheating is solved it'll do if it's only on 4k vids.

Yeah most of them are around or just over 1GB. Gonna try and see if it works moving them, could be that they need mod for it to work.

I'm also interested in vice versa, moving 360 to the im360VR folder to enable touchpad function but doubt it will work without mod/reencoding

Will check back when tried.
[Samsung Gear VR] mitchellvii:
Try this experiment. Place a normal video in the 360 folder and watch it. You will see that you can actually pan as in a 360 video but the image is quite out of focus and zoomed in despite being completely clear viewed in Oculus Cinema. Now place a normal 360 video in your My Videos folder. Perfectly clear although odd looking.

Perhaps the focus problems in 360 videos is due to zooming?
[Samsung Gear VR] eliaseje:
Anyone else having issues of downloading these videos? I look at the download button and tap the headset and I get nothing!
[Samsung Gear VR] pbelcomp:
Same here.

The only thing that works for me is the streaming from the office. (The lights are on today)
[Samsung Gear VR] Dr.Schall:
Did anyone experience changes in the content of im360VR ?

3-4 days ago there has been a huge variety of different scenes, maybe about 10-15 different videos to download and now there is only a few.

I am not sure whether i screwed up my content library, due to deleting some of the content with the note 4 standard filemanager app and not inside the im360's app.

Uninstalling and reinstalling the im360VR app didn't help.

Looks like immersive media changed the content...
[Samsung Gear VR] pbelcomp:
I just read a post in the Oculus forum by Domen Lo saying to make sure you are using wi-fi.

I turned my wi-fi on and now I am able to download.
[Samsung Gear VR] Domen Lo:
Hehe, yay.
[XDA Assist] pxsoar:
Hello. My son passed away last month suddenly, and I am trying to gain access to his cell phone, (I want to see his texts) a Samsung T599, with T-mobile service. It has a lock screen enabled, alpha-numeric, and I've spoken to t-mobile a couple of times, and they can see no away to bypass the lock screen without knowing the code.

I do have access to my son's google account, but unlike some I posts I have read on other forums, after attempting five password attempts, no "reset using google account" button appears. If I could reset using his google account, I'd be all set up, as I have access to that. I've tried accessing Device Manager on his Google account, someone said I could lock the phone, and set a new lock screen code remotely, but that Lock button is not seen. The phone is located on a map, but rather than having a Lock or Erase" button, it says 'Setup Lock and Erase." I click that, and asks if I want to send a setup notification to the phone. I click yes, but nothing happens. I can't access the Lock feature from Device Manager.

I read on another forum that I might be ably to bypass the lock screen by downloading a certain zip file to a micro-SD card, insert the card into the phone, and then enter reset mode or something like that, by pressing the on button, up volume and home key simultaneously. I was able to do that, browse to the zip file, start it, but then I get an error, something about being "unsigned."

I'm really hoping someone can help me here. It's very important that I gain access to the phone, without doing a master reset. Thanks for any and all help.
[XDA Assist] Razvan:
Hi there,

You can try this method: [How to][GUIDE] Bypass and Disable Password on lockscreen

Good luck
[XDA Assist] pxsoar:
Thank you, I will give it a try!
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allsman:
Hi,

I tried installing this on my Samsung Galaxy Ace S5839i but I got a Status 7 error message : it was made for the S5830i so I changed deleted the assert(...) part in the "META-INF\com\google\android\updater-script". Now I have the same error but with "set_metadata_recursive : some changes failed". I first rooted my phone and then did everything that I needed to do.

Do you know what to do ?

Thank you.
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehsanotaku:
Are you stock in boot loop ( Samsung splash screen ) at the moment or you have access to your stock Android OS ? ( probably reverting back ?)

S5839i and S5830i are almost have identical hardware infrastructure, so status 7 is not due to any incompatible hardware requirement . It is mostly caused by use of wrong instructions ( i.e: wrong "updater-script" you did use ) and other stuff you haven't followed accordingly . Please follow my instruction on post#297 and read up till you get to post#307 for proof of some customer's testimony on our subject in question ( flashing Base band a.k.a; Modem part is required from Totoro device over Odin 3.07 separately. However they might be some consequences, which i have explained in post 307).

Couple of questions , before we start troubleshooting though :

Did you come from stock firmware , before CM11 installation?

what is your CSC/PDA/MODEM parts , your regional/Country Stock firmware's preference ?

Have you lost your IMEI number that is resided inside your EFS partition ? ( Typing the "*#06#" into your dialer,shows noting >> it was wiped out ?? )

Can you make call /SMS/ receive calls ?
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allsman:
Hi,

first thank you for your answer.

At first I think I was stuck into a bootloop so I did a recovery and now it's working again.

I don't really know what you want me to do. I looked at your post and I checked the integrity of the file, it's correct but the stock version is working so I don't really know why I must do this things (I might be dumb saying that but I'm new to this kind of stuff).

I came from the stock firmware, I don't know what you mean by Country preferences or CSC/PDA/MODEM but I bought it from Orange (France), the version of the Ace is S5839iBVLK2 (kernel : 2.6.35.7 dpi@DELL130 #1) and the IMEI is still present. I can still call and receive calls.
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehsanotaku:
CM11 (23/07/2014 build or later) has a different formatting infrastructure ( MTD/yaffs2) in comparison to your typical stock Android GB - based / custom Roms based on stock firmware ( RFS Format).

So all of your internal partitions for instance ( /System;/Boot;/Recovery;/data;/cache) will be transformed from RFS to what I did mention. Thus compatible MTD CWM , preferably v6.0.5.3-Cooperve.zip is advised to get it right ( links and instructions found in post in question ).

After completing all of the proper wipe and formatting your /system partition as I instructed in post in question, You can not enter your new OS .

You need to flash MODEM part from Totoro device ( it is possible , because of similar hardware drivers both Modems use) to counter the bug inside CM11. Therefore you will be granted permission to enter your new OS , after flashing only that part over your Odin3 .

Non Wipe Flash able stock FWs :

http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/download/9852/S5839IBVLK2_S5839IFTMLK1_FTM/

http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/database/GT-S5839i/

As for CSC/MODEM/PDA parts >> theses are very important information for troubleshooting, since they are varied and some of them might cause problems in some of the custom Roms i tested. ( check this ongoing troubleshooting session;similar case; Loss of IMEI; post#8 specially explained in details the counter measure procedures ( clean installation methods) for all of the errors we probably received due to incorrect way of installing CM11/nightly build.

This is not a case for you though, because you did revert back to your saved restore point ( not so many people have a foresight to get their Nandroid back up serious ). Also make sure to back up your EFS partition through galaxy toolbox;obtainable from play store; before further tinkering. (save the highlight file, some place safe inside your PC : /sdcard/GalaxyToolbox/"EFSpart.img.SAVE" )

PDA == build version of the firmware
Phone == baseband / modem version
CSC == consumer software customization and it is specified to geographical region and carriers. CSC contains the software packages specific to that region, carrier branding and also APN settings for data connection, MMS for your service provider. And you can change CSC if you have Multi CSC packages.

-To get phone details-.
*2767*4387264636# - viewer the product code.
*#1234# - viewer the PHONE PDA CSC versions.

Hope I did help you
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allsman:
That's some interesting stuff I didn't know, thank you.

So I used CWM 5.0.2.8 to be able to use the version 6.0.5.3, i then did "perform data/wipe + wipe cache partition >> go to mount options > format /system" and installed the ROM, it works correctly without any SIM card. I tried to use with my SIM card and I seem to be stuck at "unlocking SIM card" screen.

I now you said that I needed to flash the MODERN part from Totoro with ODIN but I don't quite get it. How am I supposed to do this ?
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehsanotaku:
[MENTION=6421109]allsman[/MENTION], yes you are almost there mate. Just download Odin3.v3.07.Cooperve from one of our sticky or well written topics available to you in this section or related sub-forums (like this one for instance ). Install appropriate drivers for your PC; in your device settings ; developer section; tick Debugging mode >> probably already selected though<< .( this post is also quite informative for possible PC connectivity issues , or again acquire your drivers package from legitimate topics).

Power off your Phone.

Get into "Download mode" by pressing Vol(+) + Vol(-) + Power Keys.

press volume up

Open Odin3.v3.07.Cooperve.exe

Connect your phone to PC via USB cable.

Make sure that your phone is detected in "ID:COM" area.

put only MODEM file you acquired into it's place >> press START! (reboot and Factory reset might be selected by default ; this is OK though ; just DO NOT select Re-partition option for this particular flashing process).

: You may choose "MODEM_S5360_DDLK1.tar.md5" OR your specific region file .. really doesn't matter ,,,

Do not Remove the USB Cable, until the flashing process is completed.

You will be rebooted to your OS eventually .

Hope I did Help you

You may hit thanks button multiple times in each post , if I was helpful :D
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allsman:
Thank you, I followed everything I used the "MODEM_S5360_XXMK1.tar.md5" it didn't work (no reboot and still blocked at the unlock SIM screen) so I used "MODEM_S5360_DDLK1.tar.md5" and it still doesn't work ...
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehsanotaku:
[MENTION=6421109]allsman[/MENTION], this is one of the reason behind the fact why I am asking CSC/MODEM/PDA of each individual . Really there is no one universal instruction for each device.

Uploading bunch of s5360 Modems for you, hopefully one of them get it to work ....

Op of Rom in his respected Topic ; under current issues, stated Quote "SIM unlock doesn't work (you must remove your SIM lock in another device/ROM)" Unquote. So I was wandering s5839i may need some special treatment Contrary to typical s5830i/C/M to pass the current bug issue lol,,
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allsman:
Unfortunately none worked ...
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehsanotaku:
[MENTION=6421109]allsman[/MENTION], OK , I might overlook some of the Modem parts which is compatible with your phone's carrier from Totoro available to us : Source 1 ; Source 2 . Search/Request a flash able version you did find fancy in related sub-forums . In the mean time I am thinking about "tassve" devices as well, because their MODEM's driver is almost similar . So for now , get to work and find the latest totoro base band preferably compatible with your carrier for future testing .
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehsanotaku:
These Modem parts compatible with Orange : S5839IBVLD3 ; S5839IBVLH1 ; S5839IBVLK2

These Modem parts are from free France : might be compatible, find flash able version for them ,, share your result please.

S5360XXLH2 ; S5360XXLK3
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allsman:
Thank you, I opened a thread there. I'll continue looking ...

P.S. : The version of my phone is a S5839IBVLK2 so I must be compatible, I just need to understand how to have the modem part.
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehsanotaku:
Suggestion : Free France xxx.tar.md5 file probably would act as free jail card for restricted phone base band . You can get the whole non flash able stock file (S5360XXLH2 ; S5360XXLK3 must be mentioned inside your package) from sammobile database or any place you would find appropriate. Then go to another topic I made for splitfus2 modification >>post#9<<( supports s5360 split ) , get it done by yourself .

P.s: My bandwidth is so limited , sorry i can't download it for split . give it shot though,, This is the fastest way to create your own Modem part.
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allsman:
[MENTION=6251244]ehsanotaku[/MENTION]

Hi,

I'm sorry for the lack of answer I was away from this phone this past couple of days.

So I tried every modem parts you said, none worked.

I still don't know why, after the flash the phone isn't restarting and when I insert my SIM card it just stays stuck after typing the SIM code ...
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehsanotaku:
[MENTION=6421109]allsman[/MENTION], Just for the last resort to get pass this bug on your s5839i : Do all of your back up ; flash wipe package for s5830i ( your base band and region compatible ) , your phone will boot up with s5830i logo , then do all of the previous procedure and report back.
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allsman:
[MENTION=6251244]ehsanotaku[/MENTION], I flashed it with this and it still doesn't work ...
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehsanotaku:
Humm ,, your kernel is 2.6.35.7 dpi@DELL130 #1 and it is not a secure kernel . Blame must lie with your regional restriction caused by MODEM/CSC restricted parts for your Region i guess . Lets have our back up /EFS back up/Nandroid and try the whole new set of upgraded ( 2014 ) from Germany XXLK3 . wipe package and the rest of process is the same.
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allsman:
Hi,

so my Nandroid backup doesn't seem to work anymore so I just falshed the whole thing and still no changes, I tried some MODEM parts I used for the 1st flash and it's the same ...

I just don't know what to do, aside from throwing my phone away ^^'

P.S. : I tried to "revert" it to the original firmware but it was stuck in a bootloop, in the opposite I had no problem with the S5830i firmware.
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehsanotaku:
Did you use boot loader and re-partition option as I instructed or you only flashed wipe package 3 parts over Odin?Do you still have access to Download mode and recovery ?
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allsman:
Oh right, I'm stupid I didn't use this options but that's only if I want to revert to the official firmware, right ?

I don't need to do this with the S5830i firmware (I'd guess I need to but I'm not sure) ?
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehsanotaku:
When we are messing with our partition tables ( so many conversion back and forth from RFS to MTD and verse wise ) , we need to choose re-partition/boot loader file / 3 parts wipe CSC/PDA/MODEM and correct pit file selected in their respective places to get out of boot loop. You Nandroid back up which is probably on ext3 format does not work under these conditions, another shortcut which does not require Odin flashing is EXT4 Formatter Tool, which gives us a fast conversion to RFS or EXT4 format . This tools upon flashing give us either RFS format ( environment your whole image Nandroid taken) or EXT4 . After choosing RFS , Nandroid back up may be able to being restored again . But I would suggest the first option for clean state . If you want to try the latter , you can get your SD card into some card reader or push the tool through your CWM USB storage or your side load function depends on the CWM version you are using . Boot into stock e3 recovery >> wipe data and flash your Temp CWM ( if you are not stocked on permanent CWM+6).

3-cwm > wipe data > wipe cache > wipeDalvik cache

flash the EXT4 Formatter tool, choose RFS , then try your Nandroid .
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allsman:
I'm being trying to get it working again on stock, but it's still boot looping. I did over Odin a complete wipe (using the .pit file and the complete file in PDA).

What am I still doing wrong ? (and I can't find the EXT4 Formatter Tool ...)

P.S. : Is there any fix for CyanogenMod 11 ?
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehsanotaku:
NO mate , do the 3parts+ boot loader + .pit file according to this guideline @ post#4 and follow the rest for complete conversion of ext4 . Formater tool could be found @ post#8 of the same topic .

No fix for your s5839i bug related Modem part , just try the 35830i i suggested after reverting back fully .
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allsman:
I think I'm forgetting something because it's still boot-looping, the problem is that I don't really know which bootloader I need to use, I've got one (attached in this post) but I don't recall where I got it. And the boot-loader in the other post has a problem (an invalid CRC).

Is it why I can't get passed this problem ?
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehsanotaku:
Size of your file ( ~4MB) does not match with the original file attached @ post#8 given to you ( 48 KB) . BTW I did download it without any CRC error you did mention mate . Anyhow i would re- upload it again .
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allsman:
Yes, there's no error when you download it but when extracting the .md5 file inside it, there's a problem ...

I tried it on Windows with 7-zip and on Fedora with the standard archive extractor ...
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehsanotaku:
Yes you were right about CRCs , probably something was wrong with my virtual instance of windows simulation i was running inside Ubuntu , sorry for your inconvenience mate :o

Try new .tar attachment please .
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allsman:
I must be cursed or just really dump but with the stock 3 parts + .pit file + the bootloader you gave, I'm still experiencing a boot-loop ...

When it installs the update, it said that it cannot mount /data nor /dataRecovery ... I don't know if that helps :(
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehsanotaku:
what 3 parts you have been using ? where/how did you make/get it ?
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allsman:
I downloaded the "S5839IBVLK2_S5839IFTMLK1_FTM.zip" file on sammobile and used splifus2.exe to get the 3 parts
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehsanotaku:
Nope , Temporarily forget about your France (Orange) s5839i parts . Try XXLK3 s5830i with the given s5830i boot loader rev . IF problem persisted with your /data use this topic that comes with BOOTLOADER_XXLB1_REV00 packed inside to get out of the boot loop and mount problem .

Later on you can flash the regular or your wiped s5839i after resolving the initial issues .
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allsman:
OH thank you, I'm now out of boot-looping, but I'm still having issue with CM when I've got a SIM card inserted into my phone, I tried flashing the modem part from the XXLK3 without any change ...
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehsanotaku:
You are welcome mate.

Do you have problem on your stock OS or you did install CM11 ?

For CM11 you need to flash Totoro XXMK1 or extract XLMD1 modem part from this page through your splitfus2 process and then flash it according to post#6 instruction .

Problem On stock level , you can flash your original s5839i regular parts without boot loader/pit/re-partition option like normal flashing or flash only modem part of this fw after making flash able part through Odin , if this is compatible with your base band .

Dialing *#272*Device IMEI# and change your CSC back to what is compatible with your carrier is another approach , which you can find more info here .
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allsman:
It's on CM11, after flashing the correct files onto my phone and looking at it working properly I decided to try once again the ROM, I tried to flash XXMK1 and XLMD1 modem part and I can't unlock my SIM card
[LG Optimus G Pro] croatian sensation:
hello,

my phone is f240s, running 4.4.2

im trying to get the ota update, but i always get an error message when the instalation should start and a message that the device is suspect to be rooted.

I had supersu installed, but now i cant even get in the app, because the binaries and something about if i upgraded to 4.3 i have to re-root manually.

root checker said that device is not rooted. simply unroot also..

i dont get why i cant install the ota if the phone is not rooted??? I tried to uninstall super su and get the ota, but the same error and suspect to be rooted..

i think the phone is "partially rooted" or something like that, because when i installed supersu i didnt update the binaries right away, but now when i installed it again i cant even get into the app..

what should i do to unroot (if its even rooted) and receive updates normally?