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[Xperia Z2 General] Dragoss91:
Hello there ,

I just installed CM12.1 nightly on my Z2 and it seems I got the normal camera app of cyanogen with very few basic settings/features .

Is there a camera app that can use the hardware potential of Z2 ? 720p : 120fps , 1080p : 60fps ? Most of video camera apps I tried used software slow motion , in VLC media player I still see 29fps .
[Xperia Z2 General] MenaRady:
Flash z4 framework and then flash Sony camera
[Xperia Z2 General] Dragoss91:
thanks , but it seems that framework works only on infected cm12.1 firmware wich is dead and also removed from developer's repository :(
[Xperia Z2 General] MenaRady:
Ohh.. U can use "abetter camera app unlocked" it's a good camera app

Iam using it as the main camera.. Iam using cm12.1 too

Sorry if I couldn't help you :(
[Xperia Z2 General] Dragoss91:
could you please tell me if that app is able to record in 720p : 120 FPS ? like stock rom camera does ?

because now I went back on stock rom rooted and if that app does 120fps recording I go back to CM12.1 :)
[Xperia Z2 General] MenaRady:
Nope. It doesn't Just 720P:60Fps

i will search about any good camera app that could record at 120Fps

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i found it "Cinema FV-5" it's amazing video recording app support 30-60-120 Fps 720p

Unfortunately doesn't support 4K....
[Xperia Z2 General] Dragoss91:
wow , thank you , I'll give it a try ...

well I don't care about 4k , I've heard it overheat cpu anyway ...
[Xperia Z2 General] MenaRady:
Yes it did

Anyway I don't use 4k recording I don't have 4k monitor :-S
[Xperia Z2 General] Dragoss91:
I installed cinema fv-5 and seems to support max 60fps on 1280x720 .... am I missing something ? :-/
[Xperia Z2 General] MenaRady:
really!! sorry it's along time since I used it I thought

It supports 120 because I remember there was a fps

Meter to change it.. Sorry if I couldn't help you. :(

And sorry for my. Bad English
[Xperia Z2 General] Dragoss91:
no problem , chill , just thanks for all , if I can port the z4 framework to cm12.1 it will be ok , someone said it takes 5 minutes to port it :)
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nick_white:
Hi,

I have a 10.5 inch Tab S (T800) for some time and it's mostly great.

The performance is very smooth most of the time, but occasionally, I experience (touch) lag.

I'm not gaming or using anything intensive, on the contrary, just Wifi browsing (Firefox) and reading (Adobe Reader). But even when reading (I can't think of an activity less demanding), sometimes when I scroll, I have noticeable lag. Also keyboard input lags. Given the raw power of the tablet and that I used much lower specced devices with no similar lag, I presume it's a problem.

I updated to the latest firmware from France.

I am now rooted & have Xposed.

I enabled "Force GPU rendering" (many said that it fixed similar problems), but I didn't notice any significant difference (maybe there could be, but it's subjective).

Is anyone else experiencing this?

What else should I try?

Thanks.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheMadScientist:
just wonderin if there was a way to cross flash throught flash tool to make it work I'm just tryin to think of some way to unlock this piece of junk
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tabp0le:
Nope
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheMadScientist:
Didnt think so what about if i order a mother board or wont fit 991
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] milan187:
It may but other things could be different like antennas. Probably easier to buy another phone.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonL2392:
So im rooted and have twrp. im on 5.0.1 when i should be 5.1.1 but can dl OTA do to being modded. and i wanna get 6.0 when it releases for me next month so how do i reinstall back to stock. Can i use Kies or smart manager to do this. or is Sammobile a safe site
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alfa Kenny One:
I use odin 3.10.7 and flashed the firmware from sammobile.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonL2392:
Thanks for the answer, but well waiting for a answer i used Smart Switch and it downloaded a update 5.1 and it removed root and twrp which would suck if thats not what i wanted but it was so its all cool. i can now check for OTAs once again.:D
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alfa Kenny One:
Your welcome. If you flash via Odin your device will remain stock too :)
[Nexus 6P General] Fatherboard:
Android 6.0.1 Build MHC19I - Same Bootloader & Radio as "N" release but actual 6.0.1

Just showed up here

Any one knows anything?
[Nexus 6P General] Firerouge:
More convenient for downgrading I imagine.
[Nexus 6P General] anuraj1:
The N5X version of this update was released yesterday had some performance improvements and more: http://www.androidpolice.com/2016/0...emp-option-performance-improvements-and-more/
[Nexus 6P General] mattkroeder:
A reddit user named GoogleNexusCM, who claims to be the Nexus product forum manager posted this the 6P subreddit

https://www.reddit.com/r/Nexus6P/comments/49qdvs/ota_update_for_the_nexus_6p/

So, I guess the question is... whether these fixes are also incorporated in the MMB29V build and if not, is there is a AOSP build coming for devs.
[Nexus 6P General] Gorgtech:
Great Google. I flashed the latest image like usual but now I´m asked for a password in TWRP which ofc I´ve never set. Thanks a lot. That´s what you get if you want to try the latest stuff.
[Nexus 6P General] anuraj1:
Same issue here. Can't restore my backup of MMB29V since TWRP can't access storage.
[Nexus 6P General] mattkroeder:
Have you guys tried "default_password" as the password?
[Nexus 6P General] krolla03:
uhh thanks????
[Nexus 6P General] orphan203:
Is that good or bad?
[Nexus 6P General] krolla03:
why have you posted random screenshots of N
[Nexus 6P General] anuraj1:
That didn't work. Flashing just the boot partition of MMB29V didn't help either.
[Nexus 6P General] Mysticodex:
I am really looking forward to hearing about the fixes specific for 6P
[Nexus 6P General] geoff5093:
This thread is about the MHC19I update, not Android N...
[Nexus 6P General] anuraj1:
I used Flashfire to flash MMB29V again (except recovery and data) and everything seems to be fine now. Bootloader and Radio stay at the higher version. Terminal and TWRP work again.
[Nexus 6P General] kenbrownstone:
Bro I'm on N...but my twrp is gone completely.. Do I just flash it again?
[Nexus 6P General] garrettsessions:
Thanks for posting this. Had the same issue, and am currently going through these steps. I went from MMB29Q to MHC19I.

Just curious, did you update to MMB29V, then to MHC19I?
[Nexus 6P General] Smallsmx3:
TWRP might not be compatible with N, I would wait. Sounds like you flashed the factory IMG and all of its contents. Your recovery is now stock recovery, and all your data is wiped on your phone anyway
[Nexus 6P General] kenbrownstone:
OK..I'm just gonna do this new update since it's same radio and boot..The N isn't great but they did improve multiwindow alot..thanks
[Nexus 6P General] anuraj1:
Hey, I noticed some weird stuff when I started playing around a bit after flashing back to MMB29V. (developer options wouldn't work, quick settings wouldn't come down from the dropdown). And yes, I was on MMB29V when I flashed MHC19I.

Now that I can get into TWRP, I can at least restore my backup. It will complain that system is mounted as Read Only. Just go to "Mount" in TWRP and uncheck the "mount system in Read Only" checkbox and Put a checkmark next to "System" in the list of partitions to mount. My nandroid is restoring right now. I'll update when it is complete.

EDIT: Nandroid restored and all is good again!
[Nexus 6P General] garrettsessions:
Same issues here you reported. Guess I'll stick with MHC19I. Good luck!
[Nexus 6P General] SlimSnoopOS:
Same thing we're experiencing on the Nexus 5X as of yesterday. Seems like TWRP needs to be updated for these newer builds
[Nexus 6P General] BreadedChicken:
So, bottom line, what do we do?

Do we stick with V for now? Do we flash only I's radio and bootloader and leave the system on V for now? Or do we go all in with I?

Any input will be highly appreciated.
[Nexus 6P General] mattkroeder:
Personally, I'm sticking with V for now and see what the consensus is in a couple of days. I need my phone working so I'll let everyone else be the guinea pigs lol.
[Nexus 6P General] chaco81:
Today is March 9th

SO i flashed MMB29V yesterday no problems.

Just noticed today there was MCH19I so i flashed that.

Upon booting into recovery to root, noticed that it asked me a password... my google password or PIN didnt work... So i flashed MMB29V again, and i am back to normal.

Something must have changed... so i take that we just have to wait for a new TWRP.... currently i am on 3.0
[Nexus 6P General] motoridersd:
I was on Q when N came out today. I did a Nandroid backup, updated to N by manually flashing the files, and then decided to go back to Q. I ran into the issue with TWRP (and also discovered TWRP does not survive a reboot), so I downgraded to Q and was able to get into recovery. Unfortunately, my backup did not restore. TWRP crashes and the phone reboots when applying the system file.

I tried using mhc19i but this also nukes TWRP when you reboot and TWRP is unable to decrypt the storage.

I tried to flash V and Q manually and then restoring my data, but the system does not boot. I can get it to work by doing a factory reset, so I'm probably missing something.

Long story short, probably best to stick with V.
[Nexus 6P General] Gorgtech:
Well, I tried to remove the security settings but TWRP still wanted a password. I´ve forced the device to use a pattern before starting the OS and now TWRP asks for the pattern. However, it will not accept the one set.

Maybe there´s indeed nothing you can do now and I´ll have to wait for a newer update.
[Nexus 6P General] pentachrism:
TWRP cannot decrypt data on MHC19I for me either. It appears that the latest N5X build also has the same problem, and there is an active issue posted on the TWRP Github. Looks like we will have to wait and see what the devs say.
[Nexus 6P General] Sachi315:
Fix for your issue.

This is no problem. Just run this command in fastboot

Fastboot format userdata.

That should mount your system again for TWRP I have always had to do this when upgrading the bootloader.
[Nexus 6P General] steveo17:
Wouldn't this wipe all data on the phone?
[Nexus 6P General] xfortrenox:
This is NOT the solution to this problem. Following your advice basically wipes the device. Wait for an update from TWRP which can decrypt your device. There is an open issue on their Github about this problem. Once fixed TWRP will need to be flashed and everything will work like it did before without losing all your data.
[Nexus 6P General] mannyalba:
Guys, no no no, you're doing it the wrong way, boot into recovery wipe everything but internal, boot into fastboot and with adb flash bootloader, vendor, boot, system, cache, straight after that boot into TWRP, flash SuperSU and then if you use a custom kernel, flash it, you will not be encrypted nor twrp will ask for pass. I just did it and this thing is smooth AF. Edit: I was decrypted before I did this.
[Nexus 6P General] Miaow93:
:)I just curious about that somebody said"boot into twrp must request password" and "can't mount the storge".

I do not know what causes the above. bl,system or others?

so i want to know how flashed MHC19I everyone ? fastboot or flashfire ? you know ,flashfire can't flash bl.

Maybe, i can flash it through flashfire without recovery, later.

:p:p:p
[Nexus 6P General] kibmikey1:
Here's how to flash this update from V:

For it to work seamlessly, make sure you're unencrypted, unlocked and rooted first. Enter recovery and wipe all selections but internal storage. Next, in bootloader flash the individual factory images via fastboot, make sure to reboot bootloader after flashing the bootloader and radio. Flash the rest of the images, except for recovery and userdata. Again, do not flash recovery or userdata. Once that's done, get back into TWRP, which should boot up fine, no password alert, and sideload the latest superSU. Reboot into system, and setup as usual.
[Nexus 6P General] sotong:
Thanks for the tips! To be sure, flashing the supersu (2.68 beta in this case) would disable the force-encryption on the stock boot.img? If not, I believe the stock boot.img would re-encrypt data again upon boot.
[Nexus 6P General] kibmikey1:
Correct, superSU will decrypt and root. Reflashing the stock boot image would re-encrypt the device as well.
[Nexus 6P General] Ingenium13:
I manually flashed everything except userdata. I am encrypted, with SuperSU 2.68. TWRP couldn't access /data, so I hit cancel on the password screen and told it to leave /system read only. I then used adb sideload to flash SuperSU.

Rebooted and it asked for my password on boot, it rebooted again, asked for the password, and everything was fine. All my data was there, and I remain encrypted. Root works fine with the few things I've tested.

The ONLY reason this worked was because the files for the same version of SuperSU were already on the data partition, otherwise it would fail. So if you're upgrading, make sure you have SuperSU 2.68 already installed. All flashing it via adb sideload did was patch the boot image (though it likely was unable to make a backup of the original since /data wasn't mounted).

As for your question about force-encryption, I think it should patch it correctly to remove force-encryption. You just have to be sure you already had the same version of SuperSU installed prior to flashing MHC19I
[Nexus 6P General] Gorgtech:
I always flash system, boot and vendor. Right after the first boot I enter TWRP and flash supersu. With the new M build I got the password issue this time but luckily it´s still possible to sideload supersu in order to be happy ;) Thanks for the hint, I barely used this feature before and didn´t think about it. At least I can use my phone like I´m used to and can wait for a fixed recovery to come ;)
[Nexus 6P General] turydios:
I decided to wait for the new TWRP and re-V, see if it is solved, I think the moment is the best option
[Nexus 6P General] kibmikey1:
If you used superSU 2.68 to decrypt and root V with the latest TWRP, there is no reason flashing I (without userdata) should throw up any alerts in TWRP. Again, before you update to this, make sure you're already decrypted and rooted with 2.68 on V.

Prerequisite: stock MMB29V, latest TWRP, latest superSU (2.68). This means you are decrypted and rooted before updating.

1. In TWRP, wipe all but internal storage.

2. In bootloader, flash bootloader, reboot bootloader.

3. In bootloader, flash radio, reboot bootloader.

4. In bootloader, flash boot, cache, system, and vendor. Do not flash recovery or userdata.

5. In TWRP (which should boot normally), sideload superSU 2.68.

6. Reboot system, and setup as usual.
[Nexus 6P General] Miaow93:
i just flash MHC19I through flashfire with system,vendor,cache,radio and boot. half one hour ago.

now i have bl 02.45 ,because flashfire can't flash bl partition. radio is 03.61.

reboot to twrp, have no surprise,need me enter the decrypt password. select cancel and can not mount storge;)

as your means , supersu will decrypt . i have supersu but encrypt now. so , i do not know why.

i will reflash the supersu or other custom kernel , hope it can decrypt well.

though the device encrypted now, i don't mind it now .

i will follow the post ,

:Dhave a good day
[Nexus 6P General] kibmikey1:
If you follow my post like instructions, and follow them right, this will work.

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If you are:

Rooted on MMB29V using superSU 2.68 and using the latest TWRP,

You can do this to correctly update:

1. In TWRP, wipe all but internal storage.

2. In bootloader, flash bootloader, reboot bootloader.

3. In bootloader, flash radio, reboot bootloader.

4. In bootloader, flash boot, cache, system, and vendor. Do not flash recovery or userdata.

5. In TWRP (which should boot normally), sideload superSU 2.68.

6. Reboot system, and setup as usual.

If you follow these instructions, using a fastboot command terminal, and don't monkey around with things like flashfire and other half measures, you will have a seamless and easy manual update.
[Nexus 6P General] tagari:
I'm sorry if it's offtopic,but i had the MHC19I via OTA late last night, and the actual improvement i've noticed,is that now all 3 button of the Xiaomi Piston 3 earbuds are responding and working fine..

Fully stock ROM,only unlocked bootloader. Hope this helps.
[Nexus 6P General] _kal_:
Hi kibmikey1 and thanks for you little get to keep TWRP working when flashing MHC19I.

I'm just wondering why should we not flash userdata? Say I got a brand new Nexus 6P, no data at all on it, can I flash userdata or not ? I don't even know what userdata image contains...

Thank you if you can enlighten m on this :)
[Nexus 6P General] mrruin:
userdata will wipe your internal memory. Of course you can flash it if you want to have a brand new Nexus 6p without any but the default ROM files on it. However when you upgrade or if you want to keep your backups, pics and documents you should skip the userdata part and do the rest. This will let you install the new Android version without deleting any of your personal files on internal memory.
[Nexus 6P General] EarlZ:
Wont step 1 delete all of your apps/sms ?
[Nexus 6P General] iron maiden:
Flashed last image I've gotten supersu.zip MHC19I in internal memory but the recovery continues to flash me and asks me the password recovery? What can I do? thanks
[Nexus 6P General] MattProductions:
I'm also encountering the password encrypting message.

But when I try to adb sideload a zip, TWRP get's stuck on "Starting ADB sideload feature...".

I've reflashed TWRP a few times now, wiped the dalvik & normal cache, with the same issue happening.

Any suggestions on how to fix this (or another way to flash superSU/Xposed)?
[Nexus 6P General] aniketkuber:
So any noticeable performance improvements in this build ?
[Nexus 6P General] ben-fisher-bro:
Feels exactly the same for me.
[Nexus 6P General] privatesam:
Is there a way to update to MHC19I from MMB29P rooted, TWRP without losing all my apps and settings?
[Nexus 6P General] mko000:
Never flash the userdata partition, it might leave you with 32GB storage even if you have a device with more capacity.
[Nexus 6P General] BigDRim:
Does that mean that the performance improvments are on N Android too?
[Nexus 6P General] chaco81:
Your method doesnt apply to me since I am encrypted and you werent. I dont want to decrypt. I want to remain encrypted. In the meantime, i went back to MMB29V and will gladly wait a day or two until i can see if TWRP updates to support this or if theres another way.

Thanks tho

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and if you do flash it and end up with 32GB theres no way to fix that other than to factory reset the device.
[Nexus 6P General] jwigley24:
if i'm currently on MMB29Q, do i need to flash MMB29V before going to MHC19I? or can i just skip flashing MMB29V?
[Nexus 6P General] motoridersd:
Like chaco81 said, I'm encrypted and I also don't want to lose my data. Upgrading to I and the N betas will break TWRP if you encrypt. There's definitely a change in the new bootloader so we'll have to wait for updates on this.

When you do this, does TWRP stick? I found that when using MHC19I or the N build, a reboot would always replace TWRP with stock recovery.
[Nexus 6P General] motoridersd:
Interesting. Have you noticed any other improvements?
[Nexus 6P General] ben-fisher-bro:
Huh,

Yeah I just checked with my Piston 3s and the controls all work now!

Also, I SWEAR this isn't a placebo but the speakers seem more balance now? Can anyone check this?
[Nexus 6P General] mannyalba:
Yeah, it sticks, I always use adb.
[Nexus 6P General] allen099:
Hi guys, I'd like to take the dive into I, but one question about the SuperSU. Is 2.68 systemless? I always refresh the page where 2.67 systemless resides and it never gets updated, so I'm hesitant to update. Thanks!
[Nexus 6P General] jwigley24:
to keep the reboot from replacing twrp, you need to boot into twrp before actually rebooting the system, then from within twrp you need to mount system then navigate to the system folder using the file manager and rename the recovery-from-boot.p file (just add .bak to the end of it). now when you reboot the system it won't be able to find that file to replace twrp with the stock recovery. hope this helps.
[Nexus 6P General] motoridersd:
This explains it. Is this something new that the new MHC19I and N beta builds are doing? I haven't had to do this before.
[Nexus 6P General] bill3508:
I never flashed the recovery when I flashed the image and i kept my twrp intact.
[Nexus 6P General] Mikulec:
I just bought them and I am on custom rom based on MMB29V and the button works too. Could say about the quality since I have not used them on previous roms.
[Nexus 6P General] pahlerc1:
Has anyone tried staying on MMB29V but only updated the bootloader and radio from MHC19I? Would like to start the update process but stay on V till I have time to do more research on the topic/issues! Let me know if you think it should be safe to do so.. Thanks

Update: I should also state that I would want to keep TWRP 3.0 intact
[Nexus 6P General] Mikulec:
Shouldnt be a problem, at least with radio. Have anybody seen a flashable zips of these two files? I do have only img files.
[Nexus 6P General] bill3508:
Take that back, it survived one boot up but on a second now says no command.
[Nexus 6P General] rebretz000:
Test build of twrp made by Joshua Lynch works with latest build of angler

link in comments towards bottom

https://plus.google.com/+shofiqulanw...ts/gqAMQ3yZW1o
[Nexus 6P General] Papote3:
Link's dead
[Nexus 6P General] tagari:
Unfortunately,i got my 6p on Tuesday,so it's very new and i can't say i have noticed anything else..I will get back at this if i notice anything else
[Nexus 6P General] romracer:
See my post here.
[Nexus 6P General] rebretz000:
https://plus.google.com/+shofiqulanwar/posts/gqAMQ3yZW1o
[Nexus 6P General] Ryno77:
Sidetracking here a bit but hopefully someone can help me out. I got the 6p over two weeks ago and haven't upgraded to 6.0.1 because I've read about worse battery life and connectivity issues. Anyone notice any improvements? Too early to tell on the battery life I'm sure.
[Nexus 6P General] Momotani-Hitoshi:
https://plus.google.com/+JoshuaLynch50036/posts

I still see the 5X twrp test build link. Maybe something was buggy with the 6P. Seems promising to have a twrp update sometime soon i hope.

edit: Found Angler link

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24438995911975517

https://plus.google.com/u/0/+shofiqulanwar/posts/gqAMQ3yZW1o (near bottom of comment discussion)

https://github.com/TeamWin/Team-Win-Recovery-Project/issues/601 (appears to be working)
[Nexus 6P General] EMcTx:
I found it here:https://plus.google.com/+shofiqulanwar/posts/gqAMQ3yZW1o

Scroll down towards the bottom of the comments, the Angler test build is there. Not sure how well it works, though.
[Nexus 6P General] CubicU07:
The build is for the 5X? Safe to flash?

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Lol... typed this as you updated your post for Angler.
[Nexus 6P General] Momotani-Hitoshi:
6P build here https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24438995911975517
[Nexus 6P General] jerflash:
Thanks for posting the Fixes! I made a thread about this issue and posted it there for others to find.