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[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vonotny:
If it's just for changing All/Priority/None to All/Vibrate/Silent, then you don't need either root nor Xposed.

For everything else yes you need Xposed, and for Xposed you need root, and for root you need a custom recovery and for a custom recovery you need to unlock your bootloader. It may be a significant hurdle if you're new to all this, but it's well worth the effort as it opens up a whole new level of customization.
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ady_uaic:
I know what involves all these (for root), but I just need, as you said, changing All/Priority/None to All/Vibrate/Silent.

I think it works now, cheers mate!
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 1chris89:
Just trying to root and safe strap my note 3 AT&T but it FAILS on ODIN and the phone gives the error SW Rev Check Fail fused 2 Binary 1

This is on Windows 10 with the samsung drivers installed etc...

Not sure what to do?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Andro Knight:
Same here need help
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
This is not the AT&T note forum .
[G3 Accessories] -Jonny-:
Has anyone got experience of this? I have a cheap one which is working well. However the output is only 640*480. It says 1080p, but I'm assuming that's the 'input' resolution. What I'd really like it's an output of 1280*760 or better.

Has anyone got a slimport to VGA that's running better than 640*480?
[G3 Accessories] AlwaysLucky:
Wow, I haven't seen or used VGA over a decade, but to my knowledge it is limited to a hard 640x480 pixels and 256 colors. I believe you'll only find it used on old security camera systems. If you are down-converting a digital 1920x1080 resolution to VGA, prepare yourself for a 4:3 horrific image.

Is the connector using a 15-pin D-Sub? If so, it may be possible to use a higher resolution than the VGA standard. Link me to the cable you bought and I'll try to help you out further.
[G3 Accessories] Amniak:
By saying VGA I guess OP meant D-Sub (at least that's what we often call it in Poland) and it should easily work with FHD resolution.

Back to the topic - no idea :(
[G3 Accessories] S.AMU:
Yes, VGA is working with FullHD and 32bit colors.
[G3 Accessories] AlwaysLucky:
Ah, then the question makes more sense. My fault. :o

The VGA Connector (aka DE-15) is able to handle up to a 2048x1536 resolution. The G3 should default to 1920x1080 depending on the cable. Wanna link us to the cable you bought, OP?
[G3 Accessories] -Jonny-:
Yes that's right I meant the 15 pin connector, not VGA resolution.

Here is what I bought http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=231790943312&alt=web

I cannot see another one anywhere that looks like (in description) that it would be any different.

My monitor information tells me the resolution that it's running at.

Thanks for thoughts so far
[G3 Accessories] -Jonny-:
Okay, I assume that either no one uses VGA connector or it only runs at VGA resolution. Shame.
[Windows 10 Mobile] DilanChd:
Archive for Tutorial | Lumia devices flashing​

Hello world !

Here is the archive for Tutorial | Lumia devices flashing.
[Windows 10 Mobile] compu829:
[MENTION=4687247]anaheiim[/MENTION] have you tried this recently? I tried to grab some firmware for the Lumia 521 for TMO and it wouldn't let me download the firmware. It keeps saying "Access is denied. Verify credentials." when you click the download button.

Looking at the exchange through Fiddler, I got the direct link for the ffu and was able to download it no problem via my web browser. I am hoping this is just a temporary server issue, but anecdotal posts indicate it's been broken for at least a couple of weeks.
[Windows 10 Mobile] titi66200:
You have installed "UserGroupsConfiguration"?
[Windows 10 Mobile] compu829:
yes. I tried the one in in the OP as well as a few others. Everything works until you actually hit the download button. When you do, it says it was added to queue then pops up an "access is denied" error. (Then the program crashes due to poor error handling.) It looks like they deprecated the soap calls GetVariant3, GetVariant4, GetVariant, GetVariant5, and GetVariant2. Analyzing the actual packet it claims the server returned is a 500 - Internal Server error. The call at the beginning of the exchange for "GetVariantAll" works fine and returns all the URLs needed for download, so I am not sure why the additional calls are necessary.
[Windows 10 Mobile] DilanChd:
For me, it works.

Try with this UserGroupsConfiguration.
[Windows 10 Mobile] compu829:
[MENTION=4687247]anaheiim[/MENTION]. Same problem with that file. "access is denied". Also, I tried the DataPackageManager application. That returns "error while retrieving a list of variant packages" whenever I click "search".
[Windows 10 Mobile] DilanChd:
Can you make screenshot of any error message that you had with this tutorial?
[Windows 10 Mobile] compu829:
All fixed

Ok. Your tutorial works. One thing I missed:

1. Data Package Manager requires product type AND product code. I read it quickly and thought it was OR.

TL;DR: User error. I didn't follow the tutorial. Follow the tutorial!

Long Explanation:

I was trying to use the tools the way I had a couple of months ago (based on other tutorials all over the Internet) ....which didn't require downloading anything via "Data Package Manager". The "old" steps are as follows:

1. Launch "Product Support Tool For Store"

2. When asked to log in, select "CareSuite External" and press "Sign In"

3. Go to the "Tools" menu and select "Firmware Download"

4. Enter the product code for the required firmware and click "Check Online"

5. Check the box "optional Content Files" (I tried it both ways).

6. press "Download".

After I'd press download, a message would come up saying "access is denied" (see attached screenshot)
[Windows 10 Mobile] DilanChd:
So the download works with data package manager?

Did you also try to flash the rom with product support?
[Windows 10 Mobile] compu829:
Download works with Data Package Manager. I did not try to flash the ROM as I don't own a Lumia. I imagine it will work just fine though.
[Windows 10 Mobile] DilanChd:
Update post 1, add screenshots.
[Windows 10 Mobile] NorthLight:
Thanks for your works :)
[Windows 10 Mobile] DilanChd:
Thanks my friend :highfive:
[Windows 10 Mobile] scgt1:
[MENTION=358779]compu829[/MENTION]

Ok so lost here.

You state you tried to do this for a Lumia 521 on TM but then you state you don't have a Lumia?

So did you a few days ago get this to work with a 521 Lumia or not?
[Windows 10 Mobile] compu829:
All I wanted was the FFU file so I could decompile it. I do not own a Lumia. When I tried to download the FFU file the way I usually do, it didn't work. (See earlier post). Using the additional tool provided in this tutorial (Data Package Manager 4.2), I was able to download the FFU file to my PC.

Hope that clarifies things!
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fredo2000:
Has anyone successfully connected the Nvidia Shield controller to a non-Nvidia device? If so please post how!
[Android Head-Units] rollinns:
I tried the search function on this forum to find out which units support HD Radio, but couldn't find anything useful.

When I try to google for HD Radio android head units, google just gives results of units that can play HD videos, and have a built-in radio function, which is not the same as HD Radio.

Are there HD Radio android-base head units out there?

From what I've read, someone has figured out/is working on RDS, but I haven't been able to find one with HD Radio. I'd really like to find something already setup for HD Radio, but if that's not out there, has anyone used an SDR dongle to get HD radio, I'm even open to Raspberry Pi based solutions, if it's straight-forward and reliable.

Any help / thoughts are appreciated,

Thanks

Rollinns
[Android Head-Units] blacklistedcard:
I have not seen any Android radios with a HD radio option. There is the standard boxes that you could hook and use. A demo Android program to get HD radio. I have a zoom HD Radio tuner, just have not wired it up and tested out the beta Android app. In theory you could hack the nu3001 newsmy radio application for serial control of the HD tuner
[Android Head-Units] u.r.rible:
I notice that there are a few Android head units support with the DAB+ option. Do you have any ideas what's the difference between them? :confused:
[Android Head-Units] ROCNDAV:
DAB audio is supported in Asia and in Europe, not in the US.

In the US we have HD Radio.

I haven't been able to find an Android head unit that supports HD Radio.

I wish, I loved it in my Alpine. In fact, I wish there was a way to hack my Alpine TUA-T550HD and use it with my android radio.

I can't post an external link, but if you search eBay for "samsung HDRMUHHN00PTA", there is a realitive cheap HD board.

Now if we could find someone with the time and know how to show us how to interface these to our head units, that would be awesome! :)
[Android Head-Units] blacklistedcard:
That would be cool. There is nothing out there packaged with the radios for HD Radio
[Android Head-Units] hachiroku:
we don't have a solution. I purchased a SDR radio dongle for my Nexus 7 2013 tablet and got it to play FM and AM radio stations using SDR Touch. I tried using Wavesink but it only supports DAB+ and not HD Radio. I'm not exactly sure why nobody has written an HD Radio app as broadcast is free. I sent DTS who owns HD Radio? a email message asking what's up.

Wavesink also has very little development itself and can't really tune well for stations not in perfect clarity.

SDR Touch is very advanced as it allows you to manually scan through the entire radio spectrum. Sadly it does not support DAB+ or HD Radio. you will be able to view the channels though, but nothing will be decoded. digital signals will have a very squarish shape vs sine wave looking analog unencrypted radio. It is a very straightforward advanced app but offers no audio decoding capabilities.
[Android Head-Units] Zaphod-Beeblebrox:
So these two items would get you the basic hardware:

Tuner: http://www.mo-co-so.com/Directed-DMHD-1000-HD-Radio-Receiver-p/mcs-dir-hdr.htm

USB Interface: http://www.mo-co-so.com/HD-Radio-to-PC-Interface-p/mcs-mjs-hdr.htm

I think that interface also works on some XM tuners.

I've got a link stored in my 'tool chest' of an app that does some very basic tuning of these devices, but it should be pretty simple to extend a better UI to it (as [MENTION=3411362]blacklistedcard[/MENTION] mentioned, we have source code for the Newsmy NU/NR series devices, and their radio app (while not pretty), would be a good starting point.
[Android Head-Units] dasnitin:
Looking for same

I stumbled on this post in search of something similar.

Found this: https://www.amazon.com/OttoNavi-TY0...ments=p_n_feature_three_browse-bin:1293725011 which boasts of built-in-HD Radio in the description. But I am not sure about the operating system on this one (OttoNavi has other Android HUs).

If there was a way to replace the native onboard tuner with the Samsung one mentioned above, it might do the trick.

Then there is this: http://www.discountcarstereo.com/ca..._Radio_Tuner_for_Gateway_Connect-p-17743.html which may not integrate to provide RDS data.

Lastly, if using Android HU then there is possibility of mirroring your phone and use an app to stream HD channels (I imagine this would use the data).

Those are my thoughts after some preliminary search but my ideal is built in HD radio with navigation on a Android HU (within budget)...... still dreaming!!
[Android Head-Units] -=Jeff=-:
From what I read (but might have misinterpreted) The Radio ICs in many of the HU are HD ready (TDA7786 is one) but looking at the data sheet another IC is needed to process the HD info received. Then you would need the radio app and possibly the MCU to be modified to allow all that info.

Now based off of Zaphod-Beeblebrox comments above, I was using that Add on HD tuner with my NU3001 radio. With XDAuto and Tasker I was able to use aux in to feed that tuner through the HU, along with an app someone made a couple years ago. I don't have the source for the APK but I still have the APK.

Right now, outside of a touch screen issue, I have the NU3001, the APK and the HD tuner working on my bench. You would need a switch mounted some where to physically power the radio on or off. sometimes it 'gets lost' but I used the HD tuner quite a bit. I will say I needed Xposed to resize the APK to fit the screen

I would like to try to integrate it on my Joying PX3 through the Aux in. i think it can be done, I just have not tried it yet. There is some source code on GitHub that should be able to be built to an app, but I was told it is not as nice as the APK I have. I wish I knew how to code for android, I have a bunch of ideas that would make the HD tuner a viable addition. If anyone one is interested in looking into this, I am more than happy to share what I have, as well as beta test what you will come up with.
[Android Head-Units] bass_rock:
[MENTION=2386719]-=Jeff=-[/MENTION], I can code an Android APK and am interested in doing so. I really I would like it to work with the USB interface and the tuner module.
[Android Head-Units] -=Jeff=-:
So I had my MTCD out today for the PX5 upgrade, while out I tried my HDtuner, I found that the communications to it (USB) don't always work. meaning I get a connection, then then within 23 seconds it stops. it as to be an issue with USB Host as a couple of the host check programs state It is not host supported yet I know things work. anyway, I used App Settings and xposed to get the display for the HD to be correct, if i can get the communication to work, then it could work in the car. i determined it was the app as if I use the actual controller and piped audio through the aux in is works great.
[Android Head-Units] bass_rock:
I did get this from joying on twitter: https://twitter.com/carjoying/status/898486036283539456
[Android Head-Units] -=Jeff=-:
I would think it would be easier for them to replace the FM module internal and add the code for it. most those chipsets are HD ready, but just need some added ICs for decoding/processing
[Android Head-Units] akhenax:
I know this is an old thread, but just wanted to ask if something like this would work? https://hdradio.com/get-a-radio/car-radio/dual-hdm90
[Android Head-Units] jonalowe:
bass_rock,

If you are still interested, I've got a Directed Connection HD radio kit and can get the USB adapter cable. The source for the USB adapter says it is Linux compatible, and apparently they include some PC based api's on a CD, but don't know about Linux source. I can loan you a kit, and will contribute the control cable to the cause, if interested.

FWIW, the Directed Connection and Visteon units appear to be the same thing. They are available on eBay for around $35. In addition, Kenwood had a similar adapter box that connected to many of their radios. It completely took over tuner functions from the head unit receiver. Here's a link to a Visteon unit on eBay.

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/253638865139

Here's a link to the USB interface:

http://www.mo-co-so.com/mobile/Product.aspx?id=37436
[Android Head-Units] xdamember2:
I've installed a Directed tuner with the MJS USB cable on my car MTCD PX5. For software I'm using an open source FTDI USB library and the .net library that came with the cable. It took me a week to implement. My interface communicates with a front end by broadcast intents. My front end gui is textual with no graphics. I can also control it by SWC. My code is Xamarin c# compiled in VS 2017.:)
[Android Head-Units] jonalowe:
Congrats! Can you provide a screenshot? Does your app require root? If so, what must be done?

I've been looking at this app which must be compiled from source on GitHub, here:

https://github.com/lbdroid/AMFM_DMHD-1000

It is still being worked on, as of earlier this year. I understand that it requires root to provide some permissions to the serial connection, or at least an earlier version did. I haven't compiled it yet, but hope to soon.

There are also two versions of another app in apk form, without source code, here:

https://www.midml.com/~bob/radio.apk

and here:

https://www.midml.com/~bob/radio2.apk

It hasn't been worked on since 2016, AFAIK.

There was some earlier discussion on both apps here:

https://rootzwiki.com/topic/44698-04-jeep-tj-install/page-1

The discussion is spread thruout the thread.

I really think the Directed tuner is the only real near term solution. Some people have gotten an SDR to work with HD Radio just this year, but all of the development I've seen is for command line in Windows or Linux. Further, no one has implemented, or even started working on fall back/fall forward between regular and HD FM, from what I can tell. It also doesn't address AM HD Radio at all, although I'm not sure how many of those stations exist. Certainly none do in my part of the country.

Looking forward to your response and seeing your app.
[Android Head-Units] xdamember2:
I've attached a screenshot of an FM HD station and an FM RDS station. Most of the data is self-explanatory, also the upper unlabeled number is the signal strength and the lower one is the HD signal. There's an error message generated when I switch off, about no response, which I should clear when starting up again.

Happily it does not require root. I targeted Oreo, I don't honestly know if it would work as-is on Marshmallow, Nougat, or Lollipop. I'm sure it could be adapted. I'm working with a 10" screen so everything is readable. I have in mind to add large text in the lower right with the current frequency, callsign, artist and title, for easier visibility.

There's a little issue about USB permission. Presently it needs to be granted each time it connects, which I'm doing via Tasker (react to the permission request dialog and click it with the help of plugins). I tried the standard technique to remember permission, however it interfered with another USB app. I imagine that could be worked out.

Another issue is that when I start the car, if the radio is already playing, it enters a weird state and the connection has to be closed and reopened (see buttons in the dialog). I'm thinking I could solve this in hardware by maintaining the ACC signal until the USB disconnects. As for a software solution I don't know if the Windows app has the same problem, but it's installed now so I might possibly buy a 2nd unit for bench testing.

Other than that it's quite usable. I just installed it in the car day before yesterday and got the kinks out. The GUI is not intended to be great looking, I used it to test the interface. I believe in avoiding touching the screen while driving, and I can tune (as well as adjusting volume and changing audio source) from the SWC. That's handled in a different app.

Also for reasons I do not know (yet) the RDS text is missing a couple of characters on the end. Maybe that's the length limit of the RDS spec and the scrolling RDS field is the only way around it. I haven't added a button or intent code for AM yet.

The GUI can be hidden and restored with no problem, communication is handled by a persistent service.

My HU is set up to keep apps alive when it goes into sleep mode. In case one didn't or can't do that, it should work to rename the package to com.hiworld.*, which is generally included in the hardcoded whitelist. Or it would probably be adequate to use an available method to launch the app on wakeup, it searches for the USB device on startup and also detects if it is plugged in afterwards.

Currently when reconnecting the service restores the last station. It does not currently store that to a file.

So I guess there are some questions, but I've succeeded for my own purposes. It's likely that I'll work on it more in the future but it seems stable for now. From what I've read the software-defined solutions are not that great. The tuner that came with my HU is not that great either, I tried the Seek button in a rural area and it locked onto some static.
[Android Head-Units] jonalowe:
Thanks. Can you provide a link to the apk? My head unit is on 7.1.2 that 8 haven't rooted yet, so I can see if it works on that. I have an interface cable coming early next week, and already have a Directed unit. I have a 7" screen, so I could give some feedback on readability. I agree that larger type for artist, call sign, etc, would be nice. Are you considering adding presets?

Thanks!
[Android Head-Units] xdamember2:
I have a Nougat around here somewhere, I can confirm it installs and initializes. Presets are not a bad idea.
[Android Head-Units] xdamember2:
I've fixed it to be Nougat compatible, the dialog comes up with the buttons, but there's no text without the cable. I will see where I can upload it.

---------- Post added at 08:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:44 PM ----------

Here's a link for the apk:

https://1drv.ms/u/s!AmDh1XJ3vBtDjCH_W_3_vmQN7E6x

I appreciate the feedback.
[Android Head-Units] jonalowe:
Downloaded it, and will test once my cable shows up, hopefully tomorrow. Thanks!
[Android Head-Units] jakejm79:
Not to get off topic, but could you explain how you did this, I have the same issue with my USB OBDII adapter and Torque, I believe the reason it doesn't remember the setting despite checking the box is either due to the setting not meant to survive a reboot or that USB devices are assigned a new ID on each reboot despite it being the same device.
[Android Head-Units] xdamember2:
The way it's supposed to work is, create a static broadcast receiver in the manifest, including the vid and pid of the usb device, and connect when the intent is received. I think this can be simplified to just requesting permission in response, if it is granted you can connect to the device anywhere in the package. This is working ok for me except on a cold boot. You may be right about something changing on each boot. I know there's an system xml file, storing the usb package defaults (I don't remember the exact location of the file at the moment) so I'll check that.
[Android Head-Units] jonalowe:
I downloaded it and installed it on my head unit, an XTRONS D771a, with an 800x480 flip out screen. The Open and Close buttons end up half off screen, and the center row of buttons is offset to the right. The Previous HD channels button is completely off screen. Since I don't have the cable yet, there's not much else I can do. But based on the above, the app doesn't appear to be resizing correctly to fit other screen sizes. I hope this will be an easy fix.

Jon
[Android Head-Units] xdamember2:
I'll have to learn about that. I noticed Visual Studio can easily preview different screen types. I've already done some work on the dialog, replaced the left column with 6 larger user friendly text fields.
[Android Head-Units] xdamember2:
I've reduced the dialog size, it should be ok at 800x480 now. Also I split it into 2 apks, one for the USB server and the other for the gui. The server doesn't have a main activity, it is launched by the gui, but it can still be uninstalled from settings. Here is a link for the new APKs:

https://1drv.ms/f/s!AmDh1XJ3vBtDjCQKs2Sd2LFDdaUk
[Android Head-Units] xdamember2:
Now with AM button:

https://1drv.ms/f/s!AmDh1XJ3vBtDjCWfzw3UjOzMFQM7
[Android Head-Units] jakejm79:
I had emailed the author of Torque to see if there was anything he could do on the app end, but in the meantime what is your Tasker work around?

I had tried to create profile based on a new pop up dialog box and then use a task just to tap simulate screen taps, the problem appears that when the dialog pops up it doesn't activate the profile, I'm not sure if I am having trouble because my HU lacks the accessibility options so Tasker can't detect when the dialog pops up or if I don't have the profile set up properly.

Feel free to PM me if you don't want to clutter up this thread.

Thanks.