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[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] dj_ooms:
The 1.6 version by [MENTION=4860033]Arnova8G2[/MENTION] works perfectly on my phone. Portrait mode works perfectly on the front camera without any green tint. I don't think HDR+ works on the front camera though. Slow motion doesn't work for me either but that's because I don't have root and need it to modify some files to get it working.
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] donvito12:
What settings are you using ?
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] dj_ooms:
Hi,

I am using the recommended settings for the Oneplus 3/3T. So basically:

Main settings:

Config camera HDR+ - Nexus 6 Auto

Model - Nexus 6P

HDR+ parameters - Default

Panorama - High

Advanced settings:

HDR+ control - On

HDR+front camera - On

Portrait mode - On

HDR+quality of jpeg - 100%

Compress RAW (*.DNG) - On

Use ZSL - On

Show dirty lens warning - On

Debugging and tools:

Everything on default except I also selected camera.faceboxes to on.

When I installed the software, I made sure that I cleared the data in the app settings before running the app for the first time. I then enabled all permissions and selected to allow it to modify system settings. I then open the app and configure it as above. You then need to exit from the app and make sure you clear it from the recent apps. Restarting the camera app should start it with the new settings and show the option for portrait mode instead of lens blur. I have disabled the stock Moto camera app so the double twist gesture starts the Google camera app. On the camera model you can choose another device if you want instead on Nexus 6P (I believe Pixel XL is another recommended option) but this setting is supposed to produce the most detailed pictures. You can also increase the HDR+ parameters to a higher setting but this will supposedly increase the lag when taking pictures, especially in nighttime shots. Even though ZSL is enabled, there is still a little lag, but this is mainly on the first shot taken after opening the app. Subsequent shots appear to be taken a bit quicker. On the main interface, I have also enabled a 3x3 grid and disabled motion pictures.

I hope this helps.

Ooms
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] Arnova8G2:
I had the same problem with my mi5, so I solved this bug for mi5, mi5s.

can you give me the code name of your device (MI5> gemini) to add it in the next version
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] donvito12:
Code name is Griffin

Thx again for your great work !

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Thank you !
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] dj_ooms:
I think the Moto Z may be referred to as Griffin though I have sometimes seen Sheridan used. Thanks for all your great work by the way.
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] donvito12:
I think sheridan is code name for moto z force
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] GabiCS:
[MENTION=4150794]donvito12[/MENTION] disable the "removing the pinkish/reddish" in advanced settings. That did the trick for the portrait mode on my griffin
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] dj_ooms:
Thanks for clarifying. I only mentioned it as I have seen some posts by users stating that they have seen Sheridan when running some commands through ADB/Fastboot. In any case, there isn't a huge difference between the 2 devices hardware-wise apart from a slightly better camera, bigger battery and Shattershield protection on the Moto Z Force. [MENTION=4860033]Arnova8G2[/MENTION], it may help to add both names to the next build of your GCMod5 app if you can. That would be great and much appreciated.

Thanks again,

Ooms
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] donvito12:
Thx but that option isn't in arnova's pixel2mod :)
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] GabiCS:
Uhm... I have GCam5.1.018-Arnova8G2-V1.6.apk installed if that helps...
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] donvito12:
[MENTION=4860033]Arnova8G2[/MENTION] you did an awesome job with the new pixel2mod ! Everything works great and no more grenish tint on front portrait :)

Thank you again for your amazing work !
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] Romulo Lindolfo:
Could you please send your settings? Here stills grenish tint on front portrait, I'm using V1.5 beta on Moto Z
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] donvito12:
What settings ? Just download arnovas pixel2mod v1 apk
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] Romulo Lindolfo:
Ok, it works here!
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] dj_ooms:
Just tried the Pixel2mods. I don't think HDR+ actually works on those versions of the software. I believe the Pixel2Mod versions are based on the actual apk from the Google Pixel 2 phones. I have tried the latest GCam5.1.018-Arnova8G2-V1.7Beta2, which I think is based on B-S-G's port and it looks like HDR+ works on that version. Only saying this because normally when taking a picture, with HDR+ On, you normally get a small tick. I don't see this in the Pixel2Mod versions. Pictures taken with all 3 HDR+ modes show no difference in the Pixel2Mod versions but there is a noticeable difference with Arnova8G2's 1.7beta2. The HDR+ option doesn't show on the front camera so I am not sure if it is working on the 1.7beta2. [MENTION=4860033]Arnova8G2[/MENTION] Thank you very much for all the work and effort being put in and especially for adding the Moto Z phone into the your app. Portrait mode works fine without any green tint.

Regards,

Ooms
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] donvito12:
The pixel2mod works great on my phone, everything works except slow motion
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] dj_ooms:
What settings are you using in the app then? I am using the same settings I used in the 1.6 version for the 1.7beta2. HDR+ works perfectly on the rear camera but does not show up for the front even if enabled in the settings. I might have to play a bit more to see if another option works, though a lot of the settings cause the app to force close. I will try your settings for the Pixel2Mod to see if it works for me.

Thanks and regards,

Ooms
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] donvito12:
This are my settings in app and on android :)
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] dj_ooms:
I stand corrected. It does look like it works. Well on the rear camera at least. I don't notice any difference on the front camera. Definitely noticeable on the rear though. There may possibly be issues with HDR+ on our front camera like there is on the OnePlus 3/3T phones. I'm no expert though so it may very well work. Only thing I noticed is there was hardly any lag on the front camera with all HDR+ settings. The rear seemed pretty quick with HDR+ Off and HDR+ On. With HDR+ Enhanced, there was quite a long lag (around 10-15 seconds) when taking the photo, which I guess is the multiple exposures.

Thanks and regards,

Ooms
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] donvito12:
Well the front cam is only 5 megapixels so it doesn't need that much time to process and its a ****ty camera so evan hdr wont help it hahaha :)
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] dj_ooms:
Lol. I know exactly what you mean. I was just being hopeful that somehow HDR+ would magically make the front camera amazing. Wishful thinking perhaps. Maybe there is no way to make crap to start with any better. ;)

Ooms
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] apocalypse_bg:
Anyone with deeper knowledge of the situation, is it possible to get it working with the Hasselblad Mod?
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] dieterhaack:
Donate me one, I'll try it out for you.
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] Horicchio:
Hello everybody,

Is there any way to use a gcam port for our Z without root?

I tried several versions but after first launch, it alaways crash :(

Mine is with the last Oreo update, any solution?

Thank you in advance,
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] upoclipse:
Probably the camera2 api is not enabled. That's why the error. Which also need a custom recovery to flash.

Out of curiosity, did you try any of the developers version from this https://www.celsoazevedo.com/files/android/google-camera/dev-skulshady/
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] kooocko:
MGC_5.2.022.apk (BSG, 2018-05-20) works great over here on Oreo.
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] Horicchio:
Thanks for your help!

I will try this

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[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] Edmontonchef:
Snap camera hdr works pretty good as well, make sure you enable camera2 API in settings
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] joaofnmoita:
Where did you get that from? Thanks in advance. :)
[Moto Z Themes, Apps, and Mods] kooocko:
A few posts above yours: https://www.celsoazevedo.com/files/android/google-camera/

There are many developers, each with his own version. I have only tried BSG's (original creator of the camera mod) version and Arnova's.
[XDA Assist] Srikanth133:
Hello Friends I tried all methods for k5 note

But no result please help mee enyone I need to root my k5 note :crying:
[XDA Assist] sawdoctor:
Greetings and welcome to assist. There is a thread here

https://xdaforums.com/android/help/how-to-root-lenovo-vibe-k5-note-t3454153/page7

where they are working on root for your device. I would keep an eye on that as when root is achieved it will probably be in that thread

Good Luck

Sawdoctor
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] patterns:
Guys i have tried to install the HTC black phonepad on wm5, but it shows green lettering as opposed to white so you cant actualy see whats written i.e. numbers etc on the black background - any ideas?
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] imsorryjk:
Hello guys,

I have a 1~2 yr old 5V 1A charger that I would like to use to charge my Pixel (non XL) overnight. The included 3A charger heats up the phone a lot, and I really don't need the speed at night.

The thing is that this charger comes with a micro usb (charge only, no data) cable that I'd like to use. For this of course, I am using a TechMatte micro usb to Usb C adapter that I bought a few months ago.

Is there any problem with this? Will the adapter cause the phone to draw power differently, or to behave differently when it comes to stopping the charge once it reaches 100%?

Sorry if this is an absurd question, I just don't want anything bad to happen to my brand new Pixel.

Thank you in advance
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] cryptonium:
I've been using my existing micro USB cables with a converter head from Anker without any issues for more than a month now!
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] badchip:
I think as long as the adapter have the 56kΩ resistor you should be safe, but really I highly doubt there are any benefits to slow charging (even if fast charging is making the phone warmer).
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] troy`:
I'm with you on this one generally, I personally don't hang on to a phone for too long before upgrading so longevity only needs to be 1-2 years. For someone looking to get the absolute most out of a device, I could see why heat would be a concern. More heat typically translates to more wear and tear of the innards. Even if it's by a negligible amount... lol

Also, Samsung might have people paranoid that their phones are going to blow up... just sayin :laugh:
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Paul_Lunardi:
Hi all,

How are you?

I've been looking at these forums for most of the day, though am still quite confused. If someone could assist to clarify it would be much appreciated (as I would like to avoid to brick my phone).

I'm currently running Stock Android, Marshmallow version 6.0.1 with the 1 November 2016 Security Patch.

The model of my phone SM-G900I (Australian edition).

So I've come across the following links with the instructions on how to root and install recovery, though quite confusing.

http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=2699648

Recovery Query?

I understand that you need to download the Samsung Drivers and Odin.

I've downloaded the TWRP files for my phone - twrp-3.0.2-2-klte.img.tar and twrp-3.0.2-2-klte.img.tar.asc

Do I need to use the twrp-3.0.2-2-klte.img.tar.asc file at all?

Root Query

Is the towelroot method of rooting the S5 still relevant. The reason I ask, is that when I had posted an initial question on the XDA assist, I was advised that this may not work.

If the towelroot method is no longer relevant, would the CF-Autoroot method below work?

http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=2696537

If neither of the above methods work I have seen mentions of "flashing root" via TWRP.

Are there any known instructions on how to do that on XDA or any other website?

Or is it just a matter of obtaining the superSU zip file from https://download.chainfire.eu/696/supersu/ and flashing it?

The other information seems straight forward re using the Samsung Tool to backing up the device and the EFS .

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thank you.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Youdoofus:
just flash the .img file in download mode, and dont use the asc file at all. also dont use twrp 3.0.2-2, just use 3.0.2 (not 3.0.2-1 or 3.0.2-2 as they can be pretty buggy). Towelroot has long since become irrelevant back in the 5.0 days unfortunately :( so all you need to do is find the appropriate supersu.zip file and put it on your phones sd card (either internal or external), boot into recovery an install that zip via TWRP then reboot. Should be good to go. The classic "root via recovery" method
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MysticJokes:
1. Plug in your phone and let the drivers load.

If phone unrecognized then head to Playstore you can find loads of apps for drivers

2.unplug your phone and turn it off

3.Load odin.

Some versions of Odin are outdated. So watch for that.

4.Holding your turned off phone. Hold the volume down power and home buttons. Done correctly it should bring you to a page saying custom Roms can damage your blah blah. Volume up to continue down to reboot. Plug your phone in then Push volume up if you feel ready to Join us Oh Padawan.

Now I am sorry for the lengthy information, most likely you have already gotten to this point, but I just want to make the same page for you and future readers. No point in asking a bunch of potentially irrelevant questions when one explanation is sufficient.

5. Odin should find your phone which will be represented by a lit up colored square on the left side indicating a Com:value# which number is of little consequence just tells you which port it found it at. Do not dwell on this.

6. Using an extraction program such as .7z take your CF auto root .Tar file, not the .Asc, and extract. You should be able to find an file with ap in the extension.

7.Take the path from the URL bar of this window including the name of the ap file and copy it over to Odin. In Odin you will see the place to put it is represented by AP.

8. CLICK START AND WAIT WITH JEOPARDY MUSIC.

9. IT MAY REBOOT A FEW TIMES BUT UNTIL IT SAYS success OR FAIL IN ODIN DO NOT TOUCH.

10. Repeat steps 7-9 for twrp.img

10. Now taking this was a success turn your phone off. Unplug and holding volume UP power and home Gets you into twrp recovery. If all is well you can reboot into system. Ignore the kernel warning.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Youdoofus:
^^^^^ theres the long explanation LoL ^^^^^^^^ i disagree with step 9, but meh :)
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Paul_Lunardi:
Hi all,

Thanks for the detailed instructions.

So it appears that you can perform the task in 2 ways, ie

* By initially flashing TWRP first using Odin (whilst phone is in download mode), then running the TWRP and then copying over the supersu file to the sd card, then flashing this.

Or alternatively, following the above steps which first

* roots the phone by using Odin within download mode and the "cf auto root" file. Then once again using odin and flashing the TWRP file via odin.

This is my understanding.

Please let me know if I've misunderstood, otherwise thanks all. I'll be giving it a try soon.

My eventual goal is to install the Resurrection Remix Rom, so fingers crossed.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Youdoofus:
the cf auto root file usually isnt necessary, nor is flashing supersu really as the newer twrps have the root function built right in. Itll ask you if you want to enable superuser rights the first time you boot into it. Just swipe right and its rooted. Alternatively, flashing supersu from within twrp or the cf auto root also work. CF is the acronym for the dev ChainFire, he is the man (or she, and conversely "the woman" or whatever LOL)!! But the crux of what you need is twrp installed, from there youre usually set. Get rooted, make a nand of your stock setup and flash away. Also, id make sure to download the stock tar.md5 file of your phones firmware in case all goes awry (or to hell in a handbasket or enter clever euphemism for stuff going bad here) so you can flash the stock tarball in Odin if you get stuck in an endless bootloop and your stock restore file doesnt work. Also, when resoring from AOSP to TouchWiz or vice versa, does require a few boxes to be checked for it to work, but it happens all the time. Happy flashing and feel free to ask away if you run into anything man!
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Paul_Lunardi:
Thanks all for clarifying.

I did have some difficulties along the way though I did successfully install twrp.

So I downloaded one of the latest versions of odin on mums computer. Laiche the twrp tar file in the ap section. Loaded it then restarted the device. Ran recovery though it was still the default android recovery ie it appeared as though nothing had changed. I looked at another forum which suggested to turn ooff the auto reboot option in odin and perform a battery pull and then launch directly into twrp. This actually worked after much agony.

I then loaded a superuser zip and flashed it onto the phone.

Rebooted confirmed that the phone was rooted.

I then relaunched the twrp recovery and ran a nand? backup of my device. Then I attempted to install a custom rom ie resurrection remix. Unfortunately it did load though the screen appeared to freeze after boot and was therefore unusable. Thank goodness the restoring of the backup worked.

I'll reattempt the installation of a custom rom very soon. Fingers crossed.

Thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shamrock00:
I am using oneplus 3t with RR rom which version is Jan 23.

Whenever I reboot to TWRP my system data would be wiped.After i update my twrp version to latest(

twrp-3.0.3-1-oneplus3t),I find evertime i reboot to TWRP,the recovery would initialize,which means i must choose language for twrp and set a password to enter TWRP.What's more, I can't find my sdcard data in TWRP(but sdcard data do exist).

That's so wired!How can I fix that?

Does twrp accout for these problems?:crying::crying:
[Xiaomi Mi Note 2  Questions & Answers] samteeee:
I hope I'm not being disrespectful to anyone but how come no Dev love here!

I mean this is a wonderful device, made for Global market and a marvel in build

quality and design, IMHO.
[Xiaomi Mi Note 2  Questions & Answers] troufiniou:
Actually they are not source available for the Note 2 :(

So we can't put LineageOS on it. Another problem, the Mi Mix. Everyone prefer the Mix to the Mi Note 2. So, a lot of dev will go to the Mix.

If Xiaomi put the kernel source of the Mi Note 2, I will try to dev LineageOS (not sure).
[Xiaomi Mi Note 2  Questions & Answers] samteeee:
Thank you for replying back.

I was afraid you'd say "mi mix"! Also your comments do give me a little hope but

I'm in a position of being able to sell my device for almost no lost and to be honest I'm leaning toward that decision !
[Xiaomi Mi Note 2  Questions & Answers] avion23:
I actually like the preinstalled ROM. It's not Android 7, but one of the best Android 7 ROM's I've seen.
[Xiaomi Mi Note 2  Questions & Answers] stevevalo:
I'm also disappointed with the lack of interest in this phone. I thought it was supposed to be a flagship.
[OnePlus X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aryan.arora180:
I'm using AICP 12.1 and have flashed GooglePixelExperience zip on it. The contacts app has stopped updating. Whenever I click update, it downloads properly but then says it can be installed and gives error code 505.
[OnePlus X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Archtects:
Hello :).

do a factory reset first annoying I know :/. It has been found out that if you do a factory reset immediately after updating your Android version.

Note: if you not only just updated ignore that and give this a go.

clear the cache going to:

Menu > Settings > Apps > Google Play Store > Clear Cache.

Clear the data too, from the very same option.

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You could of course reconfigure your Google account if it still doesn't work

Go to Settings.

Click on them Google options under Accounts Section.

Now, click on your Google account and select the Remove Account option.

Now, restart your android phone and login blah blah.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] zxandrewxz:
Hey there everyone,

I have had the S7 Edge for a long time now, and want to start rooting it and installing TWRP. Was always easy to do it on my previous phones, but this one just has me confused. I've looked through the forums and everything trying to find an answer before writing this, but no luck here.

So, does anyone have a guide or could direct me where or how I am supposed to root and install twrp?

Thank you so very much.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Geeks Empire:
rooting is hacking!

so in new smartphone some companies tried to make it more difficult to approach it

you have to read carefully and do all steps in dev sections.

for example

https://xdaforums.com/tmobile-s7-edge/how-to/how-to-root-s7-edge-t3410470

:good:
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] riso123:
What model do you have?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] zxandrewxz:
samsung-sm-g935v
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] slaveration:
I can't answer about the unofficial unlock question but regarding to the error "current account is different from device account information" after you get confirmation to officially unlock the device, it might take up to two weeks for your unlock permission data to reach their server. So just wait and you will be able to unlock officially later.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] hyperorb:
I had unlocked unofficially on LP. Flashed Global Stable 8.0.6.0

In order to move to MM, I downloaded EU Global Dev 7.1.19 and Flashed via ALKA TWRP. All is will except that I cannot set pin/pattern/password/fingerprint lock.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Matakor:
Title sucks.

I'm getting a new 6p to replace my current 6p to subvert the severe battery drain I'm getting due to extended use. Due to there being very few battery replacement options, and none with decent reviews, I've opted for the 'free' replacement device due to being still in 'warranty'. However, I've rooted and tweaked the hell out of my current phone. So what I want to know, is there a way that I can basically flash the entirety of my old phone to the new phone? Root/tweaks/docs/music/etc. All of it.

I can go through the process of rooting/tweaking again, but it's been months and months since I originally started. I can't remember everything I've done, and I like it the way it is, so I'd rather keep it if possible.

The new phone is already on order with next day shipping (for free, yay!), so battery replacement isn't happening. Would prefer direct flash of some sort. I don't mind a hassle for the complete product. I will attempt a 100% backup using twrp, my current recovery app, but if there's a more comprehensive option I'd like to explore it.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mr.notsotech:
I am looking for a solution as well. I tried a full twrp backup but for some reason on the replacement device it does not let me restore the backup. I have tried multiple ways of pushing the image to the replacement and no go. Even tried to adb pull and push. It does not let me restore it. If anyone responds to this thread to help us out it would be much appreciated.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ceo.mtcl:
How did you restore to stock such that the initial warning message on starting the device went away?