yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AeroplaneMode:
I simply replaced the original NFC coil in the back cover with a whitelabel NFC+Qi coil.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Agentzap:
My S7 (G930FD) has been giving me trouble, because a couple of months ago it froze and shut off without warning. Twice, I've been able to turn it on when it's plugged into my laptop and I continuously held the simulated battery pull (no other button combo worked), but it never lasts for long outside the charger. When it was unplugged this morning at 100%, it froze and I tried to force reboot, but it became a brick once more. Previously, my PC would recognize it as "Exynos 8890", but now it does not. I read that I should wait for the battery to discharge, but it was full, and I'm not sure how long I should wait before trying again. What else can I do?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] RossTeagan:
have you checked your phone for potential viruses?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] joshwelcher:
I have this exact same issue. Did you ever find a resolution?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Dishe:
This may be off topic for the forum, but I'm wondering if I could throw some ideas around in the hopes that perhaps someone from here has done something similar and could offer suggestions.

I've got this old IBM thinkpad attached to my stereo system which I use as a streaming media computer for my music (obsolete laptop, but good for playing internet streams or media files on my home network over the stereo).

I very often attach my pocket pc (HTC Titan) as my music player to the stereo as well, usually using a portable a2dp receiver with a 3.5" port (i.tech r35, to be exact) to stream music wirelessly.

Problem with this is that I constantly need to charge the r35 adapter because it won't charge the battery while playing music (poor design choice).

The obvious solution, since my laptop is always hooked up anyway, would be to add a bluetooth dongle to the laptop and use it at a receiver.

I tried this, but sadly WinXP does not support the A2DP profile in its native stack, and I don't have a valid license for any of the third party ones (broadcomm, Bluesoleil, etc).

Is there a simple way to support a2dp stream receiving from this laptop? An open-source bluetooth stack perhaps?

The truth is, I don't really need *windows* on there for what I use it for, I would be open to installing a linux distro if it had a2dp support built in (and wasn't too complicated to install and use... I've got very limited linux experience).

What do you guys think?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Dishe:
nobody has any pointers?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] shandar:
Wouldnt it be easier to do via wifi? Better range and higher quality than A2DP too?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mapleman321:
i've used my wizard to stream to my laptop before with just the native bluetooth stack on the laptop

i'm sure you could just buy a bluetooth dongle and sync it via A2DP that way
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] thenext1:
Download bluesoleil, it has an A2DP server you can use to send audio from PPC to the laptop.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Dishe:
Um... I'm not sure that you understood the concept here. First of all, when properly configured, a2dp is virtually indistinguishable to wired speakers when dealing with mp3 files (you lose a slight amount since it IS compressing the data, but not any more than a well encoded mp3). Second, range isn't an issue since I plan to control the music from the room I'm in (why would u want to play the music in a room far enough away that u can't hear it?).

Third, unless I haven't heard of a new Wifi audio protocol, I think what you're talking about is TOTALLY different. I stream music to my stereo from networked computers all the time, but thats not what I'm talking about here.

I use my ppc as my personal music player, and sometimes I want my playlist on the ppc to come out of the stereo system in my house. A2dp lets u do that by simply BEING IN THE SAME ROOM AS IT. I frankly don't see how WiFi would be an acceptable alternative to this since there is no audio transport support built in- its designed mostly for just networking.

I'd love to be proved wrong, so please share with me if I'm missing something here, but how would Wifi be better?

thenext1, I actually have bluesoleil, but its not registered to my device so its stuck on a 5mb trial version (5mb of info and it stops). I was thinking of something free / open source, which is why I thought about a linux option. if there is a free windows stack for A2dp, I'd love to try it...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] surgex0:
This looks intersting I am about to try this bluesolei

What I'm looking to do is actually route calls to my laptop mic and speakers when my phone is docked in the cradle...

I'm thinking since this is the same principle that it can be accomplished?

Let me know if anyone has done this before...

it is kind of "off-topic" but i think it was relavent to post here because it deals with the same principles
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] thenext1:
It's not the same principle, A2DP is for hi-quality audio, you are trying to make the handsfree profile work.... It should work, since bluesoleil can also do that
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] shandar:
Wow. You have got some aggression issues.

First of all, read through the entire post above and replace A2DP with WiFi and see what comes out. There is no advantage of using A2DP over Wifi if you have wifi on your phone. Set up a simple streaming server on your mobile then stream it over Wifi to your laptop. After the first configuration you run one application on your phone and press play in whichever media player you have on your laptop to start the music. Dead easy. Full quality, no reencoding or anything. Control the music from your PDA etc etc.

Not entirely sure what you are on about with the range? Wifi works perfectly if you're in the same room, what's A2DPs advantage? You dont have to stand 100 m from your stereo just because you're using wifi :)

Oh, and reencoded A2DP is _not_ indistinguishable from MP3s on normal speakers. Unless you mean laptop speakers. A2DP is a lossy encoding that is limited by the connection speed (and thus signal strength) which means that you have to be right next to the bluetooth receiver to get maximum quality. As you move away from the receiver the signal will drop, thus the speed will drop along with sound quality. Same thing happens with Wifi but the lowest connection speed over Wifi is still way beyond what you need to stream music at decent quality.

And.. ehm.. Both wifi and bluetooth are ways to transfer data, A2DP is just a protocol like FTP or HTTP. No magic there, Bluetooth and Wifi are basically the same thing but with different bandwidth and range capacities. In this case you'd use HTTP to transfer the music over Wifi instead of A2DP over Bluetooth, result is the same.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] surgex0:
why isn't it the same principle?

my motorols HT820 headphones are A2DP and it has a microphone on them and i use it as a headset and to play music

...

BTW if you're looking for something free and linuxy why not use VLC over wifi

i'm almost positive they have a mobile client and it would def. be better than a2dp
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] bananaboy:
I have to say I share the thread starter's frustration on this. Perhaps a little clarification is in order.

A2DP is far better suited to the purpose than a stream server on wifi in this case, because was simply designed to do exactly what Dishe is trying to do - connect an audio source to an audio sink without wires. Given the right software stack, all this should involve is a quick pairing procedure.

Streaming audio on the other hand, especially from a mobile device, is somewhat tedious - hacky at best, but certainly not "dead simple". You'd have to set up a stream server, probably third party and definitely not part of standard wifi installs. A audio streaming server on a mobile device could prove to be quite a resource hog as well. Attempting to this so in a time where bluetooth dongles (especially the made in china ones) that come with Bluesoleil go for next to nothing sounds like unnecessary fuss to me.

About a solution, I think picking up a cheap bluetooth dongle with Bluesoleil installed would be the most painless way to go. Linux and bluetooth don't exactly play nice from experience, but I've never actually tried to run an A2DP sink on it. You could do some reading on BlueZ, which is linux's standard stack and see if anyone else has had any luck.

Right now, A2DP sources are more common on PC stacks than A2DP sinks - people usually want to send audio out to a wireless headset or something instead of recieve audio - so google doesn't seem to be of much help. I'm currently trying to get it to work as well, and will test BlueSoleil within the week or so on a Windows computer and post back here if it works. Don't hold your breath, though.
[Lenovo P2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] Liwais:
MIUI 9 for Lenovo P2 by 4PDA Сommand.MiuiPro 9 | 8.1.25Valentine's Day gift;)

4PDA

Master-Kybyak

right hand-youswer

tested:

LenovoUser55555

aleksgrayvoron

FreZZe52

bibosis

Many thanks MiuiPro Command.

Big thanks to them:good:

4PDA Command Forum Thread Link's

https://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=871403&view=findpost&p=70300199

Bug:

-Led---------------------------fix led

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=76578316&postcount=152

-power saving key.

- Fast charging.

- Unlock with double tap *.

- * is solved using third-party applications.

Download Links:

https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1HB6lOqtCKMHEX9XKkkYO2h_SCWNY8ger

Special Thanks:

y4977143

Junior Member

ROM OS Version: 6.0.x Marshmallow

MIUI9(Android6.0) ported from Xiaomi Redmi 4 Prime

Attention!

When you first sign in to Mi account, you will be offered a device search option. If you agree and

You activate it, but forget the password from the account, then with the subsequent firmware, the phone

can be blocked and you can not install the MIUI firmware on it!

Version Information

Status: Stable

Lenovo P2 -P2a42

Stable Release Date:

12.02.18

MiuiPro 9 | 8.1.25

Who liked the work and who wants to treat the developer's Kybyak coffee please do not be shy :)

Here is his number qiwi 4890494354983645

YouTub:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrWLt_byJ2s&app=desktop
[Lenovo P2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] Liwais:
Ice-indication so far and could not be embedded in ROM.

Started so far only through a crutch - Lightflow

You can set up the ice indicator on:

- incoming call (blue);

- missed call (red);

- the battery is charging (green blinking);

- the battery is fully charged (green permanently on);

- Notifications from Whatsapp, Telegrams, Gmail (yellow-red).

And that's all for now.

On SMS, notifications for other individual applications to make ice so far fail.

People have a question. This firmware does not contain its own modem, I advise you to flash it on version 6 of the android.

In case of problems, restore the backup of the previous firmware or patch the modem from version 6 separately.
[Lenovo P2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] methcnnbs1:
turkish language?
[Lenovo P2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] Cuvillier:
Miui 9 and it's only android 6?
[Lenovo P2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] potatoman4321:
Thankyou for this awesome rom.

Does it contain fingerprint gestures?
[Lenovo P2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] IshtaNoob:
As far as I've seen, no fingerprint gestures, and no navigation bar... Maybe I'm just too used to have it and now I can't fine the option...

Also, not all languages are present.

Edit: my mistake, fp gestures are there, just with another name.
[Lenovo P2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] Liwais:
Yes
[Lenovo P2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] anas as:
nice bro :good:
[Lenovo P2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] Danoz88:
[MENTION=4716090]Liwais[/MENTION] a list or picture of the available languages would be great :good:
[Lenovo P2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] Sohit5s:
How's the performance?? Can anyone give full review please??
[Lenovo P2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] Alanps:
good job！:good:
[Lenovo P2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] Sohit5s:
How to install it??
[Lenovo P2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] anshdeep:
i do not understand this language is their support for english?
[Lenovo P2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] RaipurBoy:
Volte is supported ?
[Lenovo P2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] vish.tgod:
Please mention all the bugs on the front section so that it will be easier for all the user to get all the info about the rom
[Lenovo P2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] methcnnbs1:
the sound is getting worse.
[Lenovo P2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] goterabithia:
下来试试看
[Lenovo P2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] Liwais:
Yes

Ramui-Thank you for a picture
[Lenovo P2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] anshdeep:
Does it support fast charging?
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] imdeiv:
Performance | Smooth | Battery Life

- New Notification Panel Icons

- Debloated

- Deknoxed

- Latest*security*patch

- S8 Oreo Gallery

- Oreo Keyboard

- Experience 8.5

- Rounded App Icons

- Dual Messenger*

- Multiwindow

- VoLTE

- AOD (Latest)

- Infinity Wallpaper

- App Lock

- Edge Panel

- Edge Lightinig

:cool: Install And Explore More​

Tested in : J700F (Stable)

Bug : VoLTE no Working

ROM LINK : **Mod edit** - link removed

AfterBurner Kernel : **Mod edit** - link removed
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] menmaster:
I've installed it, it's fast beautiful no doubt, but battery doesn't seem good "I hope not"

Wish to add flickering screen fix ...

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Sanketrocks:
Does it have infinity walpaper in aod?
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] imdeiv:
install afterburner kernel .. to fix bettery issue.

if it does not work .. Change your Battery.
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] GuestD0432:
This rom is kanged from rom genesys, xda does not tolerate kangers actions, wait for theard close and remove link [MENTION=7819895]parth111999[/MENTION]
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] imdeiv:
This Not Copied ... This is New One .. I have Used All Roms at All. Thanks for Your Suggestion .
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] imdeiv:
NO.
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Sanketrocks:
Ok
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] GuestK0010:
C

I hate kangers too, but this ROM has been an a3 or a5 ROM for like six months. Just saying.I ported it from that phone a long time ago, and before it was on XDA, it was on you tube. Its not very nice to be mean.

:(
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] GuestD0432:
explains this, it was v4
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] anas 786:
If i flash hyporion volte fix then will it work?
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] imdeiv:
Im just trying to serve all of j7
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] iomilon:
For j700m no???
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] death699:
nice rom...smooth and slick

good battery bckup on my j700f

thanks for sharing this rom
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] JC Pzy:
Who ls the Dev ?:confused:
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] imdeiv:
i Dont know i find it on youtube and post it on XDA
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] King_Dinoco10:
Miguel Escalante

---------- Post added at 05:56 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:55 AM ----------

Miguel Escalante
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] noppy22:
Thread closed.

Sorry guys, but there is "some" evidence that this rom has used parts of another rom without permission or credits. XDA rules state that the thread needs to be closed down because of this.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] Jank4AU:
Downloading now!
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] geoff5093:
Just waiting for the boot image to be posted so I can update, since I'm rooted.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] stryver:
Reflash stock ob3 boot.img then take the update. Once on 8.1 extract the new boot image and use it to root! Don't be lazy, you can do it!!! ALL NIGHT LOOONG!! LOL JK
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] Caltinpla:
Wow...a big file! 500MB
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] sirdicholas:
How do I extract a boot image? Or have already extracted one? Jumped the gun with TWRP without decrypting, now I can't boot.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] purple.epod:
Hmm, yeah, I'm installing 8.1 right now, but am not sure how to get boot.img to reinstall Magisk.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] Jank4AU:
Things I've noticed:

Picture color mode in Dev Options still won't stick (sRGB)

Still can't change the bluetooth settings in Dev Settings - nothing after Bluetooth Audio AVRCP sticks

They changed the aptX Audio Codecs to read Qualcomm aptX audio & Qualcomm aptX HD Audio - they still won't stick

Sample Rate - still won't stick

Bits Per Sample - still won't stick

LDAC Codec: Playback Quality - won't stick

Finishing up a full charge so I can gauge battery life. Was getting great battery with 8.0 beta 3 so we'll see how we do here.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] purple.epod:
Did you factory reset after the OTA? I just did, I'll see if those settings work any better for me once it finishes installing my apps.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] Jank4AU:
I did not, and please tell me if you see a change. I hope so! I'd be happy to do a reset if that helps.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] purple.epod:
Nope. those settings don't seem to be sticking for me, either.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] Jank4AU:
Then I'll probably hold off on doing a total factory reset unless I notice anything major going wrong. Thanks for testing.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] Toyeboy:
Is the scrolling smoother?
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] purple.epod:
Couldn't really say, I wasn't having issues with scrolling in Nougat or in the 8.0 beta.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] Jank4AU:
I believe it is. The whole phone feels a bit more snappy and responsive. Imprint scanner unlocks it almost instantly, the notification shade pulls down instantly. I went to a few webpages I knew were really long and the scrolling was better. Not perfect, but better. I would say it handled the same way my Nexus 5X and Pixel did on that page.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] sting12345:
Someone post a video of scrolling with the new oreo 8.1 next to another 835 device on the same web page so we can see the fix or lack of fix on this. I still don't get why they can't get it when LOS can make it perfect on 7.1 and 8.1. It's just bizarre.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] tomzefi:
I have to agree. Definitely a difference in over all smoothness. Like you said, notification pulldown is almost instant.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] rootnooby:
Any way to hide the navigation keys in 8.1 beta to get some more screen real estate? The app "Navigation Bar Editor" app worked for me in 8.0 v3 beta. Tried it on 8.1 beta with no luck.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] surface13:
· Hide Status Bar only type:

adb shell settings put global policy_control immersive.status=*

· Hide Navigation Bar only type:

adb shell settings put global policy_control immersive.navigation=*

· Hide Both Bars type:

adb shell settings put global policy_control immersive.full=*

· Back to normal/default state:

adb shell settings put global policy_control null*

Exclude Google apps -> Do this or you might see strange battery drain issues.

adb shell settings put global policy_control immersive.navigation=apps,-com.android.chrome,-com.android.vending,-com.google.android.gm,-com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox

Pulled this from post #3 on this thread: Essential Phone Immersive Mode

---------- Post added at 03:20 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:18 PM ----------

Thanks! I'm 3 hours late to the party!
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] purple.epod:
FYI these commands don't seem to work anymore.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] crixley:
I would bet it's a security update to beta 1 only, sole change. Unless that 275mb is very tightly packed
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] Jostian:
Saw quite a few posts commenting that battery drain was quite bad compared to Nougat. Also saw people mentioning battery drain due to kernel issues on 8.1 beta, so will wait to see what the concensus is.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] tech_head:
I never had issues
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] Jostian:
Lucky you :)
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] TheBurgh:
Official has been solid. At least the phone is deep sleeping.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] Jostian:
its looking positive, only thing I miss on Oreo is ability to select option of 'never' when "Keep wifi on during sleep" which I understand is removed on Oreo? real pity that... :(
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] Caltinpla:
Same here... never had issues with deep sleep since I got the phone from N to O.;)
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] The_Automator:
Sorry if someone replied to this already but i just wanted to confirm that AptX has been working without issue for me. To confirm when connected to a bluetooth device that supports aptx you can go to the bluetooth menu and click the gear it will then have a checkbox beside HD Audi Aptx enabled. Also while streaming to an Aptx bluetooth device the developer options menu indicates that aptx is being used as the codec. I didnt change anything within the dev options for bluetooth worked out the box.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] Jostian:
What is the key icon in the status bar?
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] ziddey:
VPN.

https://www.howtogeek.com/275474/ho...t-to-keep-your-phone-safe-on-public-networks/
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] crixley:
scrolling still sucks
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] Thomas Cloutier:
How so? I've had no issues on official Oreo, and the camera is much improved
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] crixley:
I just find it still very choppy. When you scroll slowly, say reading things in the browser, it still jumps around. I have a g6 that I was going to get rid of but I've been holding onto and using about 50% of the time. LOS is much better but still seems strange that it is choppier even though the processor is much more powerful.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] cabanas1:
Nice fluid build really happy with this update

Let's see how the battery behaves

Hopefully 7h sot
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] dandan2980:
Adjust touch sensitivity in developer options the lower the number the smoother it scrolls. When I maxed it it stuttered
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] tech_head:
Same here.

Slow it down.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] crixley:
Yeah but then it scrolls like molasses. I'm back on LOS anyway, can't handle that.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] Jostian:
My scrolling is fine, smooth as it ever was in N, battery also seems great, unplugged for 26 hrs, normal use & battery has dropped 28%,which is great.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] geoff5093:
Just curious, did you ever factory reset after coming from 7.1.1? I had major lag until I did on one of the earlier betas, and it's super smooth now.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] crixley:
Yeah i fully wiped everything. In comparison to LOS or any other phone I've used recently it just isn't up to par at all. Ah well, back on LOS and loving the phone again.
[Essential Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] Caltinpla:
Just got a new April OTA update now.