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[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s.moreno:
Yo no puedo instalar ninguna Gapps en mi Sansung galaxy note 3 N9005,las he provado todas ...

Mod translation via GT: I can't install any Gapps on my Samsung galaxy note 3 N9005, I've tried them all...
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
You could tell us what rom you are using .
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s.moreno:
Linmeageos 18.1 ,lo tengo a
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Try reading the roms thread

as per

microg or opengapps beta
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s.moreno:
Hola. La gapps que me ha funcionado con galaxy note 3 , Nikgapps-core-arme64-11-202110501-signed , y crDroidAndroid-11-20220516-hlte-v7.18.. Va perfecto y se calienta poco y funciona Google play storer.

La lineageos 19 no funciona bien con la gapps 12 ,se calienta mucho y la he tenido que desinstalar ,

Un saludo...

Mod translation via GT:

Hello. The gapps that has worked for me with galaxy note 3, Nikgapps-core-arme64-11-202110501-signed, and crDroidAndroid-11-20220516-hlte-v7.18.. It works perfectly and heats up a little and Google play storer works.

The lineageos 19 does not work well with the gapps 12, it gets very hot and I have had to uninstall it,

All the best...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] VirusZer0:
Hello!

I am currently rooted and running the latest COI5 firmware. My signal quality has greatly reduced since upgrading to this firmware. I have attempted to Odin the BOH6 modem/radio file. Once doing so, I get an X on the signal, and baseband version shows "unknown." I then Odin the COI5 modem and I have service back, crappy service, but service never the less. When I have BOH6, I would have LTE, now I have H+. With BOH6 I would have H+ in some areas, now I have EDGE.

Anyone have a suggestion on how I can get back to BOH6 and/or how I can make my service better?

I was trying to play Madden and I keep getting kicked for not having a network connection when it fluctuates from LTE to H+ to UMTS to EDGE.

Thanks!

Tee Jay
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] shouren04:
Not sure what the cause of your issue is but this is what happened to me. Since I rooted I've been running jovy23's stock modified deodexed ROM. Jovy's ROM does not include the modem so when I updated from BOH6 to COI5 I was using BOH6 baseband for a day. When I got home that night and updated to the COI5 modem I had no network connection at all until I toggled WIFI on & off.

My network connection is working just fine on COI5. I personally can't tell a difference from BOH6. I haven't seen anything other than the LTE & 4G symbols since I got this phone. I know I'm not helping much but just wanted to share.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] VirusZer0:
I appreciate your response.

It just seems that in my area, I'm receiving much weaker signal reception with COI5.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] intifadamericana:
A trick that worked on older models is to flash via odin, however uncheck the option to auto restart. Instead manually power down the phone then reboot straight back into download mode and flash again.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] VirusZer0:
I'll have to try that when I get home from work.

Thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] VirusZer0:
Tried it. Same thing. Crap.

Thanks for the tip though!
[Xperia Z3v General] Brohanskeee:
I have rooted .378 FW, and im trying to flash Pre rooted 5.0.2. but I cant get custon recovery to work, Im trying to use TWRP. Everytime I press "reboot into recovery" it just reboots my phone like normal...Someone helppppppp
[Xperia Z3v General] Tigerhoods:
Go onto your computer and re-install xzdualrecovery you should have it. Then go into twrp recovery and flash the pre rooted zip found in the z3v Android Development section.
[Xperia Z3v General] Brohanskeee:
Where is XD dual recovery?
[Xperia Z3v General] Tigerhoods:
Xzdualrecovery is in the root guide for our phones first-post #9 is where to download

It.
[Xperia Z3v General] Brohanskeee:
Found it! Got it working, THANK YOUUU
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Techno Trousers:
I'm hoping that with the new USB Type-C connector and Power Delivery 2.0, someone will finally make my ideal type of DAC for phone use in the car:

USB input for powering DAC from cigarette lighter adapter (2.1A)

USB input/output for connection to Type-C jack on phone - phone sends digital audio to DAC, and phone simultaneously charges at (relatively) high power thanks to Power Delivery 2.0

3.5mm audio line out - connect to car AUX input

Currently the DACs I find that come closest to meeting this are the FiiO E18 and the Creative Labs E5, but both add a lot of expense and complexity in trying to be everything to everyone (internal battery for portable use, headphone amp with volume control, etc.). Reviews also state that using them with a phone while also charging the phone can be very touchy.

Is anyone else looking for something like this, or have ideas about where it can already be found? I'm not averse to using a portable DAC in the car, but I want the phone charging to be pretty bulletproof. :good:
[Nexus 6P Accessories] mcnoggin:
I use this with my Nexus 5 and a USB OTG Host cable. I have a Nexus 6P on the way, and I'm hoping it will still work with a just a micro-USB to USB-C adapter for the Nexus 6P. It works very well now, with the downside that the phone doesn't charge when used this way . I read that that was a hardware limitation in the Nexus 5. Maybe the Nexus 6P will charge while sending USB audio, I don't know.

DAC:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0036VO4X4?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage

USB HOST CABLE:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00C452XFO?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Elnrik:
I don't know of a product that matches what you described. I have the OPPO HA-2, but in terms of inputs and functionality, it's much the same as the SoundBlaster and FIIO DACs. I don't see how you can charge your phone at the same time you USB output the audio to one of these devices. Using the analog jacks defeats the purpose.

While I think the setup you described would be good, I think we are probably a year or two away from anything like it. I've noticed a trend in the audiophile world of slow adoption of new things such as USB Type-C. If the market proves me wrong, I'm OK with that! I just don't have high expectations for something like this anytime soon.

Also, I think a better alternative would be an aftermarket deck for your car with a USB input for simultaneous charging / USB audio connectivity straight to the sound system. Skip the external DAC and analog headphone jacks all together. Maybe something with Android Auto on it. Again, adoption of Type-C is probably going to be very slow in this product category, but that would be something I'd like to see!

Besides, audio always seems to limited by the weakest link in the chain. Factory car speakers are just terrible, although I'll admit they've gotten better in the last 4 or 5 years. Why go through the pains of setting up an extravagant DAC setup when the speakers won't make it sound any better? Unless you DO have better speakers, in which case, never mind.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] dwswager:
May I ask why the 3.5mm analog out from the phone is not sufficient if your car already has an analog input? What is this buying you?

I have an old 2005 Acura TL with a kickass stereo (DVD-A), but no external inputs. I just installed a Grom Audio AND2 that gives me USB stick, Android and a 3.5mm Analog capability. Mine is running in Satellite Radio Emulation mode to give me Song, Album and Artist info in the display.

As newbie, I can not be helpful and add a link but you can Google Grom Audio and click the compare kits link.

The holy grail for me is automotive systems that will take USB or SD cards and actually have as much functionality as a free app on the play store! Most automotive entertainment system developers are so clueless, they should have their balls crushed in a vice and then be fired! The whole naming audio files "01-Artist-Album-Title" came about because automotive systems won't read metadata tags and support playlists.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] gwertheim:
I have a 05 TL in Blue with the tan interior and the GPS.

My dad got the 12 TL and the seats are not as comfortable

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Nexus 6P Accessories] dwswager:
My 05 TL is also Navy Blue with British Tan leather. Now it has a Grom Audio and I am a fairly happy camper. I used to burn DVD-A discs with about 7 CDs on each and use the "Group" feature. So the 6 disc changer gave me about 42 CDs. BTW, I used Cirlinca DVD-Solo to make and burn DVD Audio Disks.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] gwertheim:
We have the exact same car

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Techno Trousers:
Hi, everyone. Thanks so much for the responses, I really appreciate it. To answer some questions and hopefully clarify things:

Why do this? In my 2007 Honda Civic, I upgraded the speakers just after I bought the car (Boston Acoustics) but left the head unit alone, to get maximum sound quality bang for my buck. I currently have a Galaxy S4, and can take advantage of analog audio out via USB with a special iBolt cable (It operates very similarly to the old 30-pin iPod to analog out cables, if you can picture that).

Via experimentation, I've found that increasing order of sound quality is:

Connection from headphone output to AUX in

Connection from USB analog audio out to AUX in (via iBolt cable)

USB digital out over OTG cable to external DAC, DAC AUX out to car AUX in

Option 3 is far and away the best sound quality. It's a very noticeable difference--as good as playing a CD in the head unit. I will use this option with the Nexus 6P no matter what, but I'd like to be able to charge the phone at the same time, especially on long road trips while using navigation and playing audio. Both the USB Power Delivery specification 2.0 and Android Marshmallow make reference to being able to charge USB host devices, so the missing link is what the best DAC would be to achieve that. It may be that the phone itself will be able to decide whether to draw or output power, which would be ideal if the DAC recognizes and respects that choice.

As for the question about why not get a new head unit? This is an older car, and it's frankly not worth the expense and effort to do that at this time. I'll definitely be looking for Android Auto as a feature in any new car I consider down the road, however.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] dwswager:
The GROM kit I bought allows me to play music from USB stick, connect the phone via USB and drive it from the car interface, and aux in. The USB3 kit allows you to add a Bluetooth. I prefer the music on the USB stick. Better connecting a $5 stick than a $500 phone.

The 6P is not USB-PD compliant in that it does not support the PD profiles. 15W (5V/3A) is not a PD spec. It is a Type C spec. Supposedly it uses the control channel in the type C cable/connector but no one knows how far it goes. Some suggest that it will allow reversing power flow. It should allow both data flow and power flow, but it is not a full implementation of USB-PD and is still only USB 2.0 compliant. It should allow charging while connected as long as the host it is plugged into will provide power. At what rate is the big question. Most assume it will drop to legacy 5V 1.5A.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Techno Trousers:
Thanks, dwswager, that's good info. I have a Grom Audio unit in my wife's Mazda, which lacks an AUX in. I'm not 100% happy with it because it tends to lose the ability to get digital audio from the phone, and she needs to reload a config file from a USB stick to reenable that.

I do tend to think that all of this will get worked out in the end. I'm a bit of an edge case, I admit. I do have some good stopgaps now, at least for the non-charging case. That Turtle Beach mini DAC is quite intriguing at only $20. At that price it's worth taking a chance.

I hope we can keep this thread alive as we start to discover what works and what doesn't. November can't get here soon enough!
[Nexus 6P Accessories] dwswager:
Assume you have spoken to GROM. Also will assume you flashed the latest firmware update to your wife's unit. The downside on the AUX input is that it uses a proprietary DIN-4 connector and the cable they supply has a male 3.5mm end. So if you want to mount a female 3.5mm jack in the dash you have to use an extra F/F adapter because the jacks are all wired with 3.5mm male ends. They also make an aux cable with both 3.5 and USB female so you can charge and output analog audio at the same time. You also get standard 5V 1.5A via the USB port in the AND2, USB3 and the ipod only number.

[IMG="Grom USB/3.5mm Aux Cable"]http://gromaudio.uk/media/catalog/product/cache/3/image/1200x1200/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/3/5/35usb_big.jpg[/IMG]
[Nexus 6P Accessories] mcnoggin:
In terms of audio quality, the Turtle Beach DAC is a serious improvement over just using the 1/8 in. out of the phone. I will say that the Bass response is HUGE coming out of the Turtle Beach, so I usually eq the bass down a couple notches on the car stereo. That said, it really is an amazing improvement in sound quality for very little investment. (I'm a musician, so I tend to fixate on these things.)

By the way, I bought this cable to extend the reach of my OTG / Host cable,

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HAOKCE8?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00

It's interesting that the seller says USB OTG cables do not support charging.

"This cable is what is known as an OTG, or On-The-Go cable. USB On-The-Go is a specification that allows USB devices such as digital audio players or mobile phones to act as a host, allowing other USB devices like a USB flash drive, digital camera, mouse, or keyboard to be attached to them. These cables do not support charging or syncing of devices. "
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Bri81:
bump.

Has anyone found a portable solution to charge phone and offload digital audio to a DAC?

I'm happy to say that the phone works great with my Sony UDA-1 dac/amp (both audio and charging), but it runs off of mains voltage.

I'd even be happy with any single cord solution for simultaneous charging and audio output.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] butler360:
Alright, lemme clear some stuff up here.

For most phones, yes a USB DAC provides better quality than what comes out of the headphone jack and also more volume (doubters can just live on in ignorant bliss :good:)

On my LG G2, at least, the OTG Y-cable linked earlied charged the phone (although it didn't actually seem to indicate it was charging) and worked with the DAC at the same time

The same cable, when converted from micro USB to USB C and used with the 6P, seems to only be providing charging, the DAC is not working

I will see if I can find anything in the logs or whether there's anything else I can do, maybe bypassing the Y-cable to see if the DAC works at all with the 6P.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] wetchckn:
Yeeesss yes please, if you or anyone else happens to get a DAC working with the Nexus 6P, please let us all know. I love my 6P, but I definitely miss my setup with my OnePlus One + USB DAC to car AUX...
[Nexus 6P Accessories] mcnoggin:
Is anyone else noticing that audio is downsampled to mono when using Nexus 6p + USB DAC?
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Bri81:
No, not at all.

There's also noticeably less noise through the DAC compared to my old Galaxy Note 3.

Which DAC are you using?
[Nexus 6P Accessories] mcnoggin:
this

http://www.amazon.com/Turtle-Beach-Advantage-Digital-Adapter/dp/B0036VO4X4

it worked fine with my nexus 5.

what are you using?

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also, I installed the trial version of USB Audio Player Pro , and I was able to get stereo sound (though limited to the interface of that app and only local files). So there is something really weird happening software wise . . .
[Nexus 6P Accessories] butler360:
Well I tried a USB C to A converter, and my DAC is working fine with the 6P with that. But no charging at the same time, of course.

http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-Adapter-Chromebook-MacBook-Compatible/dp/B00WJSPWRM/
[Nexus 6P Accessories] FuMMoD:
Zorloo is making their earbuds for type C soon. They have built in dacs.

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[Nexus 6P Accessories] mcnoggin:
Update from Turtle Beach. I contacted them to ask if they could help with the downsampling to mono when connected USB OTG to Android. This was their response:

Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee a setup such as yours will work properly at all. The sound card was only designed for PC use. There is no support we can offer for this type of setup.

Accordingly, I sold my Turtle Beach soundcard and am now using a Chromecast Audio in my car.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] butler360:
How are you doing this? How is the sound quality and volume?
[Nexus 6P Accessories] mcnoggin:
the sound quality is really very good. volume is plenty loud. but there are some bugs to be worked out. namely, it takes about a minute to power up and work correctly, and there are occasional buffering issues (i think this has to do with my cellular reception while driving around, but I'm not sure.)

To get it working:

I turn on the phone's wifi hotspot, and the Chromecast audio connects to that. Google says this isn't an officially supported use-case, but it works.

The tricky part is setting it up in the first place. The way I did it was to turn on my phone's hotspot, and then connect to that hotspot from another device (e.g. another phone or tablet). Then I set up the Chromecast Audio from the Chromecast app. (again, on the other device, not my phone), and configured the Chromecast Audio to connect to the phone's hotspot.

So now in my car, I turn on my hotspot on my Nexus 6p, THEN power on the Chromecast Audio (it's very important to do it in that order). Then I open Google Play Music, for example, and the cast icon appears, and I can stream audio. I have noticed some buffering issues while driving, but for the most part I'm pretty happy with it. One other thing, you can't see the Chromecast audio from the Chromecast app when your phone's hotspot is on. The app tells you need to turn on wifi. But like I said, you can see the cast icon from within individual apps, like BeyondPod, Google Play Music, etc. and you can connect to it and stream music.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] xxsashixx:
Why not stream via Bluetooth? Unless your car doesn't have bt?
[Nexus 6P Accessories] NZtechfreak:
I used my Chord Mojo with a 6P instore, worked with Google Music (using the file transfer connection mode). It was of course changing the sample rate, because Android does that, however UAPP will fix that:

[IMG="Chord Mojo and Nexus 6P"]http://www.head-fi.org/content/type/61/id/1498784/width/200/height/400/flags/LL[/IMG]
[Nexus 6P Accessories] NZtechfreak:
Today's captain insano portable rig:

Nexus 6P --> Chord Mojo --> LCD-4 (playback controls via Pebble Time Steel, which finally received its steel strap)

You'll note the sample rate is correct with playback via UAPP...
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Elnrik:
That's a terrible setup. I bet it sounds awful. How you can listen to cheap crap like that is beyond me.

Ship it over to me and I'll send you some real audio gear.

.

(Ok, so I'm jealous. Whatever.)
[Nexus 6P Accessories] NZtechfreak:
The LCD-4 are on loan for the weekend, sadly I will have to return them.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Elnrik:
Awww. :(

I've heard those are amazing. I have heard the HE400's, which were excellent so in many areas, so can only imagine the lcd-4 and lcd-3 to be literally epic cans.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] NZtechfreak:
They sounded pretty good even from the Mojo, will listen tonight on my desktop rig.

I'm not too sore about returning them, my collection of cans is pretty decent, and these aren't seven times better than my HE6 (seven times more expensive than what I paid, but nowhere near that much better in sound quality).
[Nexus 6P Accessories] foolie:
Can confirm the the FiiO K1 works! Sounds so much better than the 6p's output (even when I had V4A running). No more muddiness and significantly improved bass and instrumental separation. Very small DAC. Paired with JVC FX850.

I used this adapter
[Nexus 6P Accessories] ninetysix:
Getting stereo or mono?
[Nexus 6P Accessories] foolie:
Stereo :)
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Stretlow:
Sorry for my lack of knowledge on this but to connect one of these you need a usb type c to micro usb cable and the signal is sent via that and not the headphone jack (obv)?
[Nexus 6P Accessories] foolie:
Yep. An OTG cable. The K1 comes with a short micro usb to usb, so I went with a type c to usb female adapter; you could just use a micro to type c OTG though, but i haven't found one that was short in length.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Stretlow:
Thanks for the reply.

I (think) i have the right cable. I bought one to use my PS4 controller and it works. I just didn't know you could send the audio signal like that.

I have a soundblaster dac, i might give it a whirl tonight
[Nexus 6P Accessories] RHChan84:
I might be wrong but if I remember correctly, a OTG cable doesn't work for the PS4 controller. The PS4 controller needs a Micro USB to USB-C cable which is different from a OTG cable.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Stretlow:
The cable I have seems to work for both so I think I have the right one:D

I've just managed to secure a pair of Sennheiser ie800 for free and they're unreal
[Nexus 6P Accessories] 91ludesit:
I can confirm that this host adapter:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00XL...+kid+usb+c&dpPl=1&dpID=419-KnNepEL&ref=plSrch

Works with my fiio e17 in full stereo.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] gmatharu12:
FiiO E07K working here, no channel or quality problems using http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B011BASJQ4

Has no one found a charge + OTG solution yet? It is bad enough there is no video/HDMI option, now we can't do power + OTG :(
[Nexus 6P Accessories] andythesk8r:
I totally agree with you. Im about to buy another otg connector just to hack up and try to make into a otg + charging connector.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] davidjan1:
Nexus 6P should not support charging on OTG mode.

This USB Type-C to MicroUSB OTG adapter + MicroUSB to MicroUSB OTG cable works for Nexus 6P.

USB Type-C to MicroUSB OTG adapter

http://www.amazon.com/Type-C-MicroUSB-Female-Adapter-Gray/dp/B018G6IK7E/ref=sr_1_6?m=A3UZZ0M53CX865&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1453711219&sr=1-6

MicroUSB to MicroUSB OTG cable

http://www.amazon.com/Meenova-Mobility-Cable-MicroUSB---MicroUSB/dp/B00ZYB44UW/ref=sr_1_2?m=A3UZZ0M53CX865&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1453711219&sr=1-2

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Don't think it will work due to Nexus 6P don't support charging when it is on OTG.

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Correct. This USB-C adapter + MicroUSB OTG cable works on PS4.

http://www.amazon.com/Meenova-Mobility-Cable-MicroUSB---MicroUSB/dp/B00ZYB44UW/ref=sr_1_2?m=A3UZZ0M53CX865&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1453711219&sr=1-2
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Gorillapond:
I keep hearing Nexus 6P won't do charging with OTG, which has always seemed dodgy anyway.

However, the Android AOA spec specially requires the device to be able to provide 0.5A for charging:

https://source.android.com/devices/accessories/protocol.html

This is the only device I can find that might let you charge and use a DAC at the same time:

http://www.j5create.com/our-products/android/juh660.html

(j5Create JUH660 Android AOA / OTG HUB, not sure how it would work with a USB-C adapter)

Has anyone tried one of these? I really want to combine it with a USB DAC in my car for a 'single cable' solution.