yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Apps and Games] Gourmand:
GVC 7090 GLA Another one folder player looking like vintage cassette boombox with TV

Conditions and rules are the same as for previous app.

This player contains built in music visualization. It show "pulsar" invented by ELvis for WinAmp AVS at 90s. This code of visualziation was completely rewritten on C++. Special switch can be used to select color for visualization.

Download from Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gourmetlabs.gvc7090gla

Direct download link is here in Attached Files section.
[Android Apps and Games] Gourmand:
KAAI 777A GL - another one folder player looking like tape reel deck

Conditions and rules are the same as for previous app.

Download from Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gourmetlabs.kaai777a

Direct download link is here in Attached Files section.
[Android Apps and Games] Gourmand:
Alps GL-17A - another one folder player looking like vintage cassette deck

Conditions and rules are the same as for previous app.

Download from Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gourmetlabs.alpsgl17

Direct download link is here in Attached Files section.
[Android Apps and Games] Gourmand:
Nashoneil GL-1800A folder & track player with visualizations

Conditions and rules are the same as for previous app.

Select visualization (only 6 from available 12 are implemented yet) and it's color scheme and then tune LEVEL for perfect result.

Download from Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gourmetlabs.alpsgl17

Direct download link is here in Attached Files section.
[Android Apps and Games] 440techguy:
Really looks cool

Looks like a juke box music player, this is a creative app. Great work
[Android Apps and Games] Gourmand:
Panoramic GL-TX2018A - folder and track player with look of famous car head system

Conditions and rules are the same as for previous app.

Download from Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gourmetlabs.panoramicgltx2018a

Direct download link is here in Attached Files section.
[Android Apps and Games] Gourmand:
VapourMachine 18 GLA folder & track player with visualizations

Application imitates look of some fantasy steam punk machine.

Conditions and rules are the same as for previous apps.

Download from Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gourmetlabs.panoramicgltx2018a

Direct download link is here in Attached Files section.
[Android Apps and Games] Gourmand:
Carruzzella GL-A180 folder & track player with music visualizations

Application imitates look of famous car audio system. It has 8 music visualization effects and 12 color schemes.

Conditions and rules are the same as for previous apps.

Download from Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gourmetlabs.carruzzellagla180

Direct download link is here in Attached Files section.
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thenetvines:
Hi guys, anyone know of a good method to unlock a locked T-mobile Note 5 that was bought from e-Bay? I've been using t-mobile for years, but I don't know if the 40 days of use method will work since I didn't buy my previous/current Note 5 (unlocked) from t-mobile. My new Note 5 is factory locked, and I don't think the unlock code method some third party sellers sell will work with it.

Any info?
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyLG123:
It doesnt matter if you bought the device from Tmo or not you may have to get service for at least 40 days. and after that last payment with 40 days in mind the unlocker app will work....I went thru that with the Lg v10 when it first came out and i got it from swappa. But i dont know off hand if things have changed or not since then but third party unlockers couldnt do it then. Thats one reason i quit buying devices from tmo and having to mess with that app but after 40 days made the payment on the 42nd day and the app worked fine.....
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thenetvines:
Thanks for the info. As far as I've read there used to be more options in the past:

-People would flash a MetroPCS Rom to their Note 5's in order to prompt to enter an unlocking code they would buy from a third party seller.

-People would unlock the phone through the T-mobile app regardless of where they bought the phone from, after a 40 day service under t-mobile, and have the phone fully paid if they bought it through t-mobile (used to be a whole year in the old old days). Also, some people reported being able to unlock after only 4 days of use under a t-mobile line, and requesting help from t-mobile. However IF the phone was stolen, or the previous owner had pending payments, the phone would get flagged by t-mobile, and other issues would appear to prevent you from unlocking, which is why it's risky to buy used phones off not so reputable sources like eBay.

- Some people or third party sellers would offer a server based unlock that was either free or paid by donation. I read that they needed root, but would use a "ping pong" type of temporary root that would not trip Knox, which sounds amazing, but I doubt people are still doing that since a lot of users ar moving on from the Note 5 by now.
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyLG123:
I wasnt getting nowhere talking to tmo but went ahead and got the service with them just to unlock the device. But after that i started buying international devices, which was better since tmo is allowing bootloader lock and i prefer the exynos chips anyhow over snapdragon.
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thenetvines:
Hey, I was able to easily unlock my phone through T-mobile for free and really quick.

I bought a genuine T-mobile locked Note 5 from eBay, fearing it maybe a fake, since they still sell so many fake phones out there.

I tried the unlocking app on my SM-920T, and it said my device wasn't eligible. I called T-mobile, and a lady told me that she wouldn't know how to unlock my device past the unlocking app, so I asked her to transfer me to a tech guy, and she did.

The tech guy looked up my IMEI number, and realized it wasn't a stolen phone, or a used phone under someone's account left with a debt, so he said that was good so far, and he tried his first "unlock method" to no success... I don't know what that method was, but then he said he'd try a second method (probably server based), and he was successful. He told me to wait anywhere from 2 hours to 24 hours, and try the unlocking app.

I tried the unlocking app right away, and it worked. Overall, it took less than 5 minutes talking to T-mobile to unlock permanently.

I did this in Florida, US, with a refurbished phone that seems to be legit. I don't know how this method will vary under other circumstances.
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyLG123:
Im glad you didnt go thru the crap most of us had to do with tmo unlock app...
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thenetvines:
Hey man, just to let you know, it is even EASIER to unlock phones through T-mobile now, and for free!!! All you have to do is leave a message about it on T-Mobile's Facebook support, and leave them your IMEI.

IT DOESN'T MATTER IF YOU'RE NOT USING THE PHONE ON T-MOBILE

NO CONTRACT OR DAYS OF USE WITH THEM REQUIRED

THEY USUALLY RESPOND IN MINUTES

NO CHARGE WHATSOEVER

IF YOU ARE IN THE US, EVEN THE SIM CARD ON TMOBILE SHOULD BE FREE IF YOU NEED IT, JUST DON'T GO TO A SHADY SMALL T-MOBILE SHOP OWNED BY A THIRD PARTY, GO TO THE BIG STORES.
[Tasker Tips & Tricks] baugnetkevin:
Hello,

I would like to exit my coyote application when I leave the Bluetooth.

I've already tried some tricks but I don't manage to get something that works every time.

Have you an idea how I can manage to exit coyote without root required?

Thanks,

Kevin
[Tasker Tips & Tricks] ktmom:
Use AutoInput then you could use the exit app task.
[Tasker Tips & Tricks] JWadle:
What if the app requires a Back followed by click on an OK prompt to exit? Can you help with the AutoInput task for that scenario?
[Tasker Tips & Tricks] ktmom:
The AutoApps forum I linked to earlier (exit task link) is a great place to get educated about those apps. Basically you need to do a:

plugin -> Auto input -> Global Action -> Back

followed by a:

plugin -> Auto input -> Action

Which needs to be configured with:

Action -> Click

Field type -> text

Field text -> OK

** that configuration is based on your example. YMMV

A1: AutoInput Global Action [ Configuration:Action: Back Timeout (Seconds):20 ]

A2: AutoInput Action [ Configuration:Type: Text

Value: ok

Action : Click Timeout (Seconds):20 ]
[Tasker Tips & Tricks] baugnetkevin:
I've searched in this way but my phone is locked with a pin code so I need another solution. Or maybe an improved one.

I've tried with AutoNotifications to use the exit button that sit in the "open coyote" notification. But it's not really stable and I need to quit coyote manually about 1 time on 2.

Thanks for your help.

Kevin
[Nextbit Robin] Sparubens:
I just received my Robin today, and after all the stories about LOS -based ROM's not using all cores, Omni being regarded as the best performing one, and AOSPA /Paranoid being regarded as a good performing, stable ROM, I decided to test some ROM's.

However, I wanted to be sure for myself if the ROM's performed equally to each other. That's why I decided to benchmark every ROM with Antutu, 3 times for every ROM so results could vary. Note that benchmarks can vary from test to test, so this is just a "general" comparison, so don't take these results to seriously.

ROM's:

CrDroid score:

Between 61 000 and 71 000

Omni ROM score:

Between 61 300 and 66 000

Carbon ROM (still in testing phase)

Around 40 000 (only tested once)

Paranoid Android:

Around 65 000 and 70 100

Lineage OS:

Around 62 000, could be more in other tests, only tested once

Didn't test AICP or RR, feel free to post results.

Conclusion: all ROM's perform around the same, except Carbon but that ROM is still in testing phase.

Don't know if these results mean much, as benchmarks don't always accurately represent daily usage.

Edit: just benchmarked CrDroid again, now scoring 71 200 with it. Results seem to vary greatly everytime, so don't take these tests too seriously.
[Nextbit Robin] Sparubens:
UPDATE!

I tried all ROM's as I received my Robin a couple of days ago. All CM-based ROM's (+ Carbon, AOSP based) have the "static display" bug (when you turn on the screen you see for a split second a static image like in TWRP), AOSPA has the audio stutter bug when playing sound through the speakers, Omni has the screen flicker bug (fixed by flashing 2/07 boot.img)...

I don't count on AOSPA fixing the audio bug as it's already present since MM for the Nextbit (just read that bug in an MM thread), and CM-based ROM's have the static bug since the beginning, and still not fixed..

I don't count on any bug fixed by CM or AOSPA as the Nextbit is a niche device, guess I'll have to settle with Omni, but I don't like the adaptive brightness icon next to the brightness slider, you can't turn it off sadly.

Here's an image: http://imgur.com/yFOf6q2

If anyone knows a way to turn it off (substratum theme maybe? any solution is welcome) let me know.

**If you flash the boot.img for Omni, Omni seems to be the only bug free ROM atm, as all the other ROM's bugs can't be fixed atm by the user. I hope I helped you guys out, because I've wasted so much time trying ROM's only to run into a bug after setting it up, so only Omni ROM is fully functional atm**
[Nextbit Robin] AnierinB:
Was any of this really needed? no offence but your results seem to be really spotty and from my experience some of the Lower scored roms listed here are faster than ones that got higher scores?
[Nextbit Robin] Sparubens:
Well, just wanted to let people know that all ROM's perform the same, no performance differences. However, the most important thing I wanted to show with this post is that Omni is the only bug free ROM at the moment, so people don't have to waste time like me when they get their Robin/ want to flash a custom ROM. I spent far too much time testing every single ROM and running into issues. If I would've known from the start that Omni was the only one bug free, I could've saved myself a couple of days of flashing ;)

About spotty results: every ROM apart from Carbon scores around the same in Antutu, so that was my point. As I said in my first post, those results aren't totally accurate and IMO all ROM's apart from Carbon perform around the same level.
[Nextbit Robin] frap129:
Omni's the only bug free ROM? Name one bug in carbon :silly:

EDIT: Other than the screen bug, since that effects Omni as well
[Nextbit Robin] Sparubens:
No offence mate, I'm a big fan of Carbon ROM, but atm it scores way too low in benchmarking & only ROM's that don't have the screen bug are Omni and also AOSPA doesn't have it, but AOSPA does have a speaker stutter issue, all other ROM's have the static screen bug. Once Carbon gets stable & gets rid of the static screen bug I'm sure I'll switch.
[Nextbit Robin] L3R0N:
Carbon and Omni are about the same performance wise. Sure its benchmark scores are way lower but in real world use its almost on par with Omni.
[Nextbit Robin] jabashque:
Could you elaborate on this? I know that AOSPA 7.2.0 had that bug, but I've flashed AOSPA 7.2.1 on my Robin and haven't noticed any stuttering (at least not yet).

How often does the stuttering happen, and how noticeable is it?
[Nextbit Robin] Sparubens:
Hey, it's just a ''stutter'' that you can hear in a split second when using the phone speaker. It happens every couple of seconds. It sounds like the audio connection drops. Just play a song on YouTube with the volume not to high and you'll notice it.

However sounds seems to be buggy in all rom's, now running Omni and when I exit something sound related, I hear alittle pop in the speakers, also if touch sounds are enabled you can hear it after every touch, a little pop.

However Omni seems to be the only rom atm which is fully functional so I'll stick with it until other ROM's issues are sorted.
[Nextbit Robin] jabashque:
Hm... I will say that I hadn't noticed any sort of audio stuttering like that on either Omni 07/02 or AOSPA 7.2.1 (didn't test AOSPA 7.2.0 audio because I noped out of that after learning of the fingerprint app crashing)

Played a video on YouTube, listened to audio via NewPipe, played about ten songs on Shuttle+ (the one bundled with AOSPA), but I couldn't hear any sort of stuttering or crackling by itself on AOSPA 7.2.1. The most I notice is stuttering when I have too many things going on in my phone--probably related to the scheduler.

EDIT: I actually do notice stuttering on AOSPA 7.2.1, but specifically, only with NewPipe with background playback mode. Not really sure what to make of that...
[Nextbit Robin] Sparubens:
Hmm, seems to be related to the YouTube apps then. It's not really a audio stutter, more like audio distorting for every couple of seconds.
[Nextbit Robin] jabashque:
I spoke a bit too soon--now I'm actually getting occasional audio stutters in Shuttle+ too. Problem is, I can't actually narrow down what factors lead to that. It didn't start happening till just a couple minutes ago...

It's way more sporadic than "a couple of seconds" for me, but I can clearly hear them.

(when you say audio distortion, do you mean something like the kind of artifacts you get when you're on a VoIP call and a few packets get lost? That's what I'm getting.)
[Nextbit Robin] Sparubens:
Yep, that's what I mean. I also tried to hunt down the issue, but I think it's kernel related, staying on Omni now until ROM's sort out their issues.
[Nextbit Robin] ashirviskas:
It would be great to have something like this for battery life numbers. I would be willing to participate with Carbon ROM, anyone else?
[Nextbit Robin] xBane_:
For all users looking at this for which rom to use, don't base your choice off this. In my experience, with the ~100 apps I have installed regularly​, Omni is the slowest and most stuttering rom, with lineage based roms scoring in the middle and carbon rom, the lowest scoring rom here, being the smoothest rom I've ever used. Like, pixel smooth.
[Nextbit Robin] jabashque:
Switched to CarbonROM now--the audio stuttering on AOSPA was annoying, but my phone running very warm and draining my battery pretty quickly while idling motivated me to switch. The screen corruption (which happens about 50% of the time I wake my phone up from sleep) lasts for maybe 0.1 seconds before everything goes back to normal, which is fine with me. NFC isn't working, but the significantly reduced heat and the longer battery life made it worth it for me.

Kinda surprising that AOSPA has the audio issue still, especially when the device maintainer actually works at Nextbit/Razer...
[Nextbit Robin] dodbanz:
Hi
[Xposed Framework Modules] eric-200:
I successfully installed xposed. What do I do with the zip file? I have a s4 GT-I9505 with android 7.1.2. Its not working for me. Can someone help? Thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] nextheart:
Works perfectly on Redmi Note 3 (kenzo) running RR-MM & RR-N. Thank you.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Ashok Sahu:
not working in Resurrection remix nougat Xposed by purifyOS
[Xposed Framework Modules] tehrzky:
the other one said it's working.. same rom RR-N. try the new xposed build.
[Xposed Framework Modules] beanbean50:
I've merged the two files and it now works perfect (at last!) on my S8+ Thanks to OP :good:
[Xposed Framework Modules] eric-200:
now it's working . Perfect! I've been looking for so long. Thank you very much
[Xposed Framework Modules] boofman:
What's the difference between this one and the OP?

Anyways, I would have loved the CRT Animation, but it's a tad bit too slow on my phone, even with 100ms animation.

Using the LG Optimus G animation now.
[Xposed Framework Modules] gkillershots:
the zip have the source code

(the code needed to create the app)

only for developers

the apk is what you are looking for

is it really not working?
[Xposed Framework Modules] gkillershots:
is any module working at all?

let's fix that
[Xposed Framework Modules] Ashok Sahu:
Hi

Yes I've tried lockmod module as well that is working fine.
[Xposed Framework Modules] gkillershots:
give me your xposed log
[Xposed Framework Modules] Ashok Sahu:
Here the log
[Xposed Framework Modules] gkillershots:
omg, this is the most random error I've ever seen

FIRST:

uninstall, reinstall, re-enable module and reboot.

if the error persists:

do you know how to use adb?

I hope yes

if not

https://wiki.lineageos.org/adb_fastboot_guide.html - set-up adb

https://github.com/bouvet-openlab/p2pcommunication/wiki/How-to-open-adb-shell - open adb shell

open an adb shell and type the following

su
cd /data/app/com.zst.xposed.screenoffanimation-1/
ls -l -R>/data/local/tmp/mylog.txt
cd /data/data/com.zst.xposed.screenoffanimation-1/
ls -l -R>>/data/local/tmp/mylog.txt

press enter after each line

everything is case sensitive

note that the second ls has 2 >

then give me the file /data/local/tmp/mylog.txt

if you need extra help you can ask
[Xposed Framework Modules] Ashok Sahu:
Hi I've set up the ADB but not able to run the command as

Su command is unrecognised
[Xposed Framework Modules] gkillershots:
do you have root?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Ashok Sahu:
Yes I've got the access of ADB shell now sharing the log soon
[Xposed Framework Modules] Ashok Sahu:
Hi pls find the ADB logs
[Xposed Framework Modules] gkillershots:
do it again, but only copy and paste each command

because you did it wrong
[Xposed Framework Modules] Ashok Sahu:
Ok wait giving the same within five mins
[Xposed Framework Modules] Raj.S:
Not working on moto g5s plus, sacredOS Rom.
[Xposed Framework Modules] comprocks:
I'm experiencing bootloops on the Sony Xperia XZ, Stock light ROM v6.

I don't know if this project is still being maintained but I have attached my Xposed log file.

On the last line of the log file, you can see the following:

10-29 18:47:58.184 I/Xposed ( 2105): Xposed-ScreenOffAnimation (SDK26): Attempt to remove native screen off animation failed - java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.android.server.power.ElectronBeam

Thanks.
[Xposed Framework Modules] WiR3D-kNiGhT:
Same error, LG-H990 v20 Lineage 15.1 gamma
[Xposed Framework Modules] shadowikr:
Is this thread dead?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Senliast:
Please add support for Android pie.
[Xposed Framework Modules] gkillershots:
hey guys, ill be back to development

i've bought a galaxy s8+

just waiting for my rmm state get normalized and I'll root it.

XD
[Xposed Framework Modules] gkillershots:
managed to hack into my phone, damn samsung

now I'm rooted at least. still on oreo (but i'm one step from installing pie) because I have some questions...

guys, please give me a sitrep

what's happening with xposed (android pie)? edit: is samsung stock supported?

is any module working at all?

I'm thinking I might have to work on the next xposed framework release (I wished so much I had a laptop)

looks like rovo isn't updating it anymore...
[Xposed Framework Modules] gkillershots:
logcat

I don't see any problem on your log,

looking at the application code, it calls for the class "com.android.server.power.ElectronBeam",

but if it fails it calss the class "com.android.server.display.ColorFade"...

and your phone only failed the first class. meaning that the problem is not there
[Xposed Framework Modules] Uraniam9:
[MENTION=5347345]gkillershots[/MENTION]

Ed Xposed Framework is born for pie, here you can find more info

https://xdaforums.com/xposed/list-xposed-modules-android-pie-ed-t3892768/page53
[Xposed Framework Modules] TomTomcrafter001:
Tried it on my S7 running Pie (NFE port) with EdXposed. Didn't work. Previews won't work and after rebooting locking the screen reboots the phone (was able to remove module though).

Really looking forward to a release so I can have the crt-off animation :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] ottersR:
Posting for hopeful future updates :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] alwynjoshy:
Please include Android 9 support [MENTION=5347345]gkillershots[/MENTION]
[Xposed Framework Modules] wonder_eight:
[MENTION=5347345]gkillershots[/MENTION] +++ need support of android Pie! Missed this animation a lot :rolleyes:
[Xposed Framework Modules] gkillershots:
yeah, it's out

reported working by me on android 9.0

tested on a samsung galaxy s8 plus stock-ish rom

Magisk EdXposed v0.4.5.1_beta with Riru core v19.4 and EDXposed installer 2.2.4

sorry for the time I took for doing this...

at least now I managed to learn git and properly commit the project hehe

and now I know more about how the android system, linux kernel and java (reflection included which is what makes xposed magic) and a total of 26 programming languages

so, I'll try my best to help you guys make this work on your phones
[Xposed Framework Modules] gkillershots:
Logcat from all of you

it's the future, this is an update

included

logcat

the new version was made in a samsung phone, so yes

try now

even if I uploaded it to the xposed database, I would'nt be able to replace the one in there

but I like to keep the module here so I can track the download amount (and the app isn't mine so I think it would'nt be nice)

logcat

well this tells nothing to me, i need a logcat

no

added

because you can't remap the power button, you need the xposed to intercept the calls that happen when you press the power button in order to prevent the phone lock and do the animation.

and yes, you can do an xposed module for that app, but this is exactly a xposed module for that app (just with the animation embedded) haha
[Xposed Framework Modules] gkillershots:
version 1.8 is out

fixed a bug that I caused myself by forgetting about android's hidden apis

also besides fixing the android hidden api I removed it's necessity

I don't even know if it would work at all without removing it, because the method now have private access, so.. fixed, sorry to all 2 people that downloaded it before
[Xposed Framework Modules] jwchips:
Where do I find this? OP isn't updated and I want to test before reporting the app crash I'm experiencing
[Xposed Framework Modules] gkillershots:
the first post of this thread

the version 1.8 is on the attachments