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[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] hansonchen:
Update: another issue is unable to save after editing a file in extsd. I'm using es with root given. Create a .txt file, edit it, saving will give error "document has stopped" when you select extsd
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] davypacheco:
Mini-review

After using this rom after two days I can say is pretty good , good battery , excellent performance amd ram management

Altouhht, the only thing is that android OS is using a lot of battery ( I don't know why ) battery while is idle is also good ( 1,5% per hour)

For those who wants to try the rom go ahead.
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] daogiahieu:
Did you turn on sync ?

Did you install greenify ?

I think that make android OS uses a lot of battery.
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] davypacheco:
Sync was off all the time , and greenify was active with xposed
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] daogiahieu:
I think maybe because you have many photos. It takes time for the phone to scan all of that.

Do android system use many comsumer of battery after some days now ?
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] *Exynos*:
Android OS info more details can:)
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] Edgarkevin:
Where is the download link? The one up there seems broken. Kindly help.
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] *Exynos*:
Thanks, Corrected
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] mohammad4351:
hi . whats the different between one and stable version ??
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] daogiahieu:
Read #1 pro. The one version include things that stable version doesn't have

• New work speed

• New autonomy

• New File manager

• New S7 Keyboard

• New Weather widget S7

• New Browser from Samsung New (Beta)

• New Animation

• New Start-up Sound on

• New: ringtones, sms, wake-up call

• New Camera (In my humble opinion shoots better than the drain, the photo quality is higher.)

• New Notepad

• New Voice Recorder

• New Music Player Samsung New (Beta)

• Dialer without delays

• Pop-up SMS and incoming call notifications

• Blind without Quick Find and SFinder

• Removed a lot of garbage samsung, optimized Ram, and many changes.
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] daogiahieu:
I have bootloop when installation stable version :((
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] *Exynos*:
What's your Bootloader?

XXUHPF1

XXUHOH7

XXUHOG1

XXUHOF3
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] daogiahieu:
I am using UBUHPB2.

Is that the problem which makes me can't install the rom ?

But i did install successfully with the one version. I don't know why the stable version didn't work with me.
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] *Exynos*:
It's strange that the version is stable does not work, now I did a clean install of problem no.
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] daogiahieu:
After i install the .zip file.

It come to this screen

and it restart , and come to that screen again,....

Normally, if i have bootloop after installation a new rom, i will stuck in this screen

Do you think my bootloader is the problem ?

Update: i did download the stable version again and flash it again and it still didn't boot. Still boot loop
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] krasCGQ:
Maybe your power button got stuck or something.

Or try flash other kernel available here.
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] daogiahieu:
I tried to flash another rom based on stock and can boot normally.

Just this rom have that problem :( so confused.
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] davypacheco:
What can I do ? Those wakelock as Google play services are eating my battery . How can I block them?
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] *Exynos*:
Rom: Stable, One?

Отправлено с моего SM-G925F через Tapatalk
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] antuketot76:
If ur google play earn ur battery, no need flash gapps. Use fdroid for open source.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jafferkhan:
Please list your favorite xposed modules you're using with stock 6.0

thanks.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kreatur3:
Boot manager

Greenify

YouTube no ads

YouTube background play

If you're on stock there's also firefds kit. Which has all the custom options for reboot menu. Status bar changes. Etc.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AT4G:
So I tried to install twrp recover on my Xperia S (lt26i) which had kitkat 4.1.2, after completed instalation with flashify I pressed reboot now.

And the phone did shut down but didnt went back up. So I found out I was soft bricked and I tried to install a official rom I had after connecting the phone with pc in fastboot mode it when dead.

Now I cannot do anything and it doesnt react to anything.

PLEASE HELP ME
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] sloheim:
Crazy long story short... my phone is not allowing audio input from any source.

I first noticed it with voice control (OK Google), where my phone wasn't responding.

Then I tried manually clicking on the microphone to manually trigger it to listen... and nothing.

Then I tried making a phone call... and the person on the other side cannot hear me. I feel like I'm getting somewhere... some kind of microphone problem.

I tried the same via speakerphone (which may or may not use different microphones in the phone)... but I still cannot be heard.

Then I tried plugging in an external microphone (2 actually). Both times, I got a message on my phone indicating it was using an "external audio source" to record input... except that my audio is still not being recognized. I tested this with the built-in voice recorder on the phone.

Then I bit the bullet and did a full factory reset, thinking maybe a rogue app broke something, I dunno. Well, one full reset later... I'm in the same boat. I still cannot get the phone to accept any audio from the built-in microphone or external mic.

I've tried cleaning out the mic (even though that obviously isn't the problem because the external mic exhibits the same problem). I'm hesitant to take it to Sprint, because I can't believe it would be a hardware problem, what with mulitple audio input sources not working.

Anyone have any suggestions? I'm willing to try anything at this point. Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] dartinbout:
Has anybody heard about what the music output will be like besides "tuned by AKG"? This seemed to mean nothing for the LG V20 with the B&O tuning.. After the Note 7 debacle, I switched to the V20. It has now set my criteria for acceptable upgrades to either be => then the marvelous Quad Dac that I've enjoyed since being forced out of the Samsung camp (I did love the Note 7, very much). "High Impedance" mode is now an interchangeable phrase with "choir of angels".
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] charchit46:
As Samsung acquired Harman recently, it can be a possibility.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] daryllh:
I would highly doubt it. Samsung has never been known for making audio a priority. It's a shame.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Tidbits:
still possible with them buying Harmon. They could have had a deal in place prior to purchase when they were making the new S line of phones.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] daryllh:
There would have been a leak. It's wishful thinking. The people who buy Galaxy phones (the majority) don't care about DACs.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Tidbits:
how many times have leaks been wrong than right? How many times there were things in devices no one talked about until closer to release date or at all?
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] skivnit:
What are you talking about??check s5 and s4 dacs.. wolfson Dac..they dropped the ball on the s7
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] daryllh:
I will eat crow if gs8 comes with a "better than standard" DAC
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] vegetaleb:
One of the reasons I stay with HTC all these years is because of the superior audio quality, I hope samsung can finally give something good in that field
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] daboscovellen:
Same. The HTC 10 sounds pretty great with Tidal HiFi or FLAC / WAV files in Neutron if you have good headphones. The S7's audio (US version, at least) is really unacceptable if you care about this sort of thing. If the S8 had audio quality equal to some HTC or LG phones, I would switch, since HTC seems to be abandoning the headphone jack (among numerous other stupid decisions on the U ultra).
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] mocsab:
Harmon Kardon stuff won't find it's way into a Galaxy Phone until the NOte 8 the purchase is too recent - Galaxy 8 design specks had all been approved and in devleopment by the time that happend (or at least their closing the Harmon Kardon deal happened after the S8 specks had been nailed down.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Tidbits:
Doesn't mean it isn't already in there... Based on what "leaked" doesn't mean if they didn't talk about it doesn't mean it doesn't have it. Until a press release and the company says anything it's up in the air. That's all I was saying.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] oplix:
just buy bluetooth headphones with aptX
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] mocsab:
I bet you ten bucks the speakers are not Harmon Kardon. SAFE Bet. That's all I am saying. You can dream if yoou want, but I guess I am just la buzz kill. It isn't realistic to expect it to be even close to possible. So as much as I would love Harmon Kardon speakers on the S8 - aint goona happen.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] osmosizzz:
It doesn't have it. I checked it out at best buy. Same crappy speakers
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] daryllh:
No stereo speakers. One step closer to not eating crow.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Highspeed123:
I don't understand the obsession with stereo speakers on a phone. Just like speakers built into TV's and monitors, laptops and other portable devices they all sound bad regardless. Surely the speakers are best left for ring tones and basic usage, maybe the odd video clip etc. They definitely aren't suitable for pumping out music or getting the best out of movies. Portable speakers and headphones are made for those reasons and sound far better than any tiny speaker squeezed into a phone ever will. The S8 speaker will be good enough to cover what it's designed to do.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] abdelha:
other than when someone calls me i don't play music without headphones, so for me it's more important
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] daryllh:
The phone moves more air with 2 speakers. It's not about fidelity really, it's about loudness without distortion. I've had 2 phones with stereo speakers and I've preferred them over my S7 edge when listening without headphones or external speakers.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Heisenberg420:
There's a solid chance the SD version uses the Qualcomm Aqstic codec w/ integrated DAC (HTC 10 uses this). I believe the way this works is manufacturers are offered the choice to pay extra to use this high quality codec, otherwise a standard quality codec is used.

But also important to keep in mind, board circuitry plays a big role in clarity and keeping noise levels low. The aqstic codec was used in the Pixel but doesn't sound nearly as good as the HTC 10. It takes a massive commitment to high fidelity audio to produce a device like the HTC 10 or LG V20. Samsung doesn't seem to be promoting based on audio performance, but the fact that it comes with "high quality AKG earbuds" is a good sign. I use quotes because I haven't seen a model number on these earbuds, and the high quality earbuds HTC shipped with the HTC 10 turned out to be pretty overrated. I guess we'll have to wait and see.

This. I believe that happened in November/Decemeber? Either way it's a good sign and I'll have high hopes for the next Note.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] mannequin:
i can confirm from my short test (using my own headphones) of the SD version that it sounds miles better than S7. louder, more detailed with better headroom. the built in equalizer got a bump to 9 bands and appears to be more responsive as well. demo units didn't have any internet access but even preinstalled low bitrate EDM tracks sounded very promising. needs more testing but i'm optimistic.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] AhsanU:
I'm interested in the DAC that comes in the Exynos processor. The S7 Edge sounded fine to be, but then again I had the Exynos version so there might be sure differences there.

One of the appeals of the Exynos is the slight possibility of superior DAC. Anyone have any information on that?
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] w2830:
Not sure if it helps, but on Samsung Chinese official website, it states to support 32bit PCM, 64/128DSD. I do not know what any of these term means. And I assume the phone it's referring to has snapdragon as it highlights 10nm technology in the CPU
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] raw2000j:
I have the Axon 7 at the moment until you try this phone you will never understand about stereo speakers this phone has the best loudest and clearest sound ever shame s8 dont sound like this.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Highspeed123:
I understand that it sounds a lot better than a single mono speaker but for media consumption such and music and movies you would want a far better solution, not listen through tiny speakers. Phone speakers can't and will never produce good sound. Of course I know what good stereo speakers sound like, I have a pair of £2000 speakers for my audio system, I have very expensive headphones and they produce great sound. That's because they are larger and designed for that purpose. Good for a phone speaker doesn't make it an audiophile paradise, it's just better than the other phones out there. I also have the x940c Sony TV and its got the best sound system ever put into a TV, you can't compare it to a phone.

Even TV's, laptops and many of the cheap headphones out there don't produce high quality sound, let alone a mobile device.

I never have and never will listen to music or movies via the speakers but that's just me. I never said other people don't do it, good for them. It was only my opinion.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] raw2000j:
trust me i know i love sound and been looking for years this is how it supposed to sound like htc 10 and all others r nothing conpared to this.I kbow this is not like a soundbar or professional speakers but I challenge u test axon 7 speakers out and tell me im wrong some best buys have them and phone also has dolby atmos also
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] haZethew0rld:
I need to bring in my HTC 10 & iPhone 7 to Best Buy & test the audio. I hope it's at least as good as the iPhone, definitely not expecting HTC 10 quality.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] mocsab:
Ditto - frankly while I am looking forward to the S8 - I have a feeling that the Note 8 is going to be REVOLUTIONARY. Samsung took a beating as a result of the NOTE 7 and the team responsible for doing the NOTE Series at Samsung are going to have something to prove to the world. That being said, I personally think that Harmon Kardon speakers will be just one of many things that make the Note 8 an incredible phone - And I will be in line with all of the other NOTE Fans to get one.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] robber:
This would be a very good sign. High res music is typically 24 bit. 32 bit represents a definite higher end chip. Dsd is an audiophile centric high resolution format which really would be a symbol as much as anything else that they are serous about sound. I am very surprised that this is not be marketed towards.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Reactiv:
I agree with the stereo front facing speakers - I had an Axon 7 and this is the thing I wish the S8 had the most. Then it would be almost perfect (for me).

That said you have the US version which wasn't tempered like the EU one.

I returned the Axon 7 because I felt the phone reception and audio quality was poor. It is supposed to be a phone after all. Kind of miss it now but I'm on the pre-order for the S8 so I only hope I won't be disappointed or regret returning the Axon 7 (could have been my phone service provider).
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] raw2000j:
yea I love the axon 7 but S8 looks great but dam the same speakers axon 7 thats the only phone i love playing games watching movies and hearing spotify with not to mention it has dolby atmos too
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] mikey_sk:
The exynos s7 had great sound, here's hoping the s8 will build on this.

They tend to use home built Lucky CS47L9 dacs for the exynos variants and the aqstic for the SD variants. As touched on here DACS are not the sole indicator to sound quality. Tuning and the use of good quality amps and circuitry to eliminate noise and crossover is key. Aqstic isnt precisely a high end DAC but HTC have tuned it so well that it performs brilliantly.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] osmosizzz:
I had the exynos s7 edge. Man. The sound coming out if that headphone jack was abysmal. It was much better on the s6 and note 5, but they messed it completely on the s7. Hope they bring back glory on the S8.

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I share the sentiment. I'm actually going to keep my axon 7 as a media consumption device and from time to time, I'll throw my sim card back I here. The multimedia experience of this phone is bar none. Sadly the software somewhat sucks.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] UltraM8:
That is because axon uses AKM dac, while exynos is most likely with wolfson as usual.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] raw2000j:
true but 2 speakers facing u u cant beat that
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] ultramegax:
It supports 32 bit audio files. I went to a Samsung Unbox event (I work for a carrier), and they made a pretty big deal out of it.

Unfortunately I wasn't able to get confirmation of the DAC they're using. But they made some pretty bold promises. They talked like it'll be the best performing mainstream smartphone.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] abdelha:
the EXYNOS is also 10nm...samsung developed it
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] osmosizzz:
Samsung and tsmc are one of the few that has 10nm manufacturing process.

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Snapdragon has been able to decode 32bit audio files for some time. It's mainly about the main code used, the dac and it's circuitry. As long as it's better than the s7, I think we'll be ok
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] robber:
No one is listening to 32 bit files, they might as well be theoretical. 16 bit is standard cd, 24 bit is considered high resolution. 24 bit is what you would download from HD tracks or another high end music site.

32 bit architecture allows you to attenuate (lower volume from full signal) to a greater extent before you begin to lose resolution. This is the value.

If I have 24 bit architecture and want to attenuate a 24 bit source file in the digital domain than the more I attenuate the more overhead that is forced into the bitstream. Something needs to be moved out to accommodate this and it is file data. This is referred to as a loss of resolution. 32 bit provides the ability to attenuate some, while maintaining a bit perfect signal, before a loss occurs. If I am listening to a 16 bit file ripped from a cd, or Spotify than I can attenuate quite a bit before any loss happens

This all translates into how good the digital volume control is. Historically volume control/ attenuation has been done in the analog domain (even when listening to digital sources) meaning the dac has converted the signal to analog (full resolution, no attenuation) and then once in the analog domain a volume pot is used to reduce the voltage before the signal is amplified. It is very likely this is how your receiver works. Digital volume controls have zero noise and don't wear out so as they get better analog controls will die.

32 bit is pretty darn good for a phone. Anything higher than that is typically custom architecture deployed in high performance products $$$.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] ToxicPlanet666:
Enjoy the crow buds

Start eatimg champ. I have the s8, in all its 32bit hi fi glory that it does indeed have. Eat it raw and take a video, I like seeing the cocky cry.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] daryllh:
I was wrong, I guess. On paper (from what you tell me), the DAC is better than standard.

I'll leave it to the professional reviewers to say if the output quality is better than standard.

I'd post a video of me eating crow but I wouldn't want you to have to view it with that red tinted screen.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Themes, Apps, and Mods] Spartacus500:
Hello, can someone litter my original theme apk file, which is called "base.apk"? Looks to :

> data > app > (themes data folder) > base.apk
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shonkin:
My wife owns a Samsung Note 3. I upgraded it to the astonishing "Phronesis" port of the Note 7's rom. Slick and fast on that quite old phone.

That led me to install a not quite as polished but still nice N7 rom port called Norma onto my Samsung Note 4. Again, pretty amazing and very nice rom. Both of these are rooted and debloated.

Which brings me to my question. Is there anyone out there porting an N7 rom to our P900? I noticed there's actually a project like this for the P905. Why not the 900? Anyone hear of such a project in the offing?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DGT79:
Seems interesting, I wouldnt mind seeing something like that :)
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kobayashi_maru:
That would be great
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] globalsearch:
Hey.....the note 3 is "quite old phone"????? Man, no respect for cutting edge in its time. I have always hated how these constant upgrades and model changes create this percieved obsolescence. The note 3 is fantastic. And it is paid for. And after 3+ years, gets through the day like a champ.

My note pro 12.2 (p900) still running 4.4.2 (yes I unrooted and went back to rock solid stock version) is a day long, twenty four seven, three hundred and sixty five day work horse. It is in constant use. So when i read all this mass hysteria about upgrades and new equipment and rom changes, i have to step back and ask...what the hell are you peaple really doing? Kinda reminds me of the car nut constantly changing transmissions and gear ratios. The damn thing hardly ever gets out of the garage, and he hardly is ever satisfied.

Operating systems, for the most part are just the blank canvas, its the apps you use that makes the damn thing usefull. I bought the note pro for the ability to carry 3500+ pdfs, technical manuals, magazines, spreadsheets, wordprocessing documents, pictures, movie content, internet access, mapping information, sound analysers, etc. And it does ALL THAT IN FLYING COLORS.

I have yet to read a post here that actually gives credit to this machine for the excellent job it does. For the cutting edge display and size. For the sheer usefullness of this wonderfull tablet.

Just my two cents.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lrbizar:
The problem is that samsung's version of Android is FAR from a blank canvas.. it is like a canvas that has spilled blobs of paint all over it that you cannot get off and also hard to paint over.

But I LOVE my note 3 and notepro 12.2 anywayz!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bonuzzz:
I've ported phone firmware to p900. Honestly, it's not usable.

Grace UX is great, but phone port has many issues and usability is awful
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shonkin:
Interesting you tried it. Thanks for that. Ah, well... ;) At least you ported the S2 tab's rom to us... and I'm running that now.