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[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] drmjp93:
Gravity box? You have Xposed installed? I too want to atleaat split them. Any links?
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] blakcrp:
It's loud because some bright light thought that if the previous maximum was too low, then, even if nobody complained about the minimum, they should increase the volume on the both ends of the scale. Better blame the 1+ guy with the same logic as this one!!!
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] dgunn:
Yup no complaints whatsoever, except for literally hundreds of complaints on the OnePlus 6 forums....
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] Gibsonflyingv:
I remember this is one of the first things I noticed when I got my device. The min notification volume is pretty aggressive in comparison to what it was like on my OP5. I liked the subtle notification volume (at the minimum setting).
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] quantumcity:
You could potentially get the notification sound file, manually reduce the volume in the file, and then set that as your notification sound
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] blakcrp:
:good: a ton of complaints about the maximum beeing too low. But we are talking about the minimum that was upped. Should I have an issue about the minimum beeing to low I would just turn it up a notch, because there is a way up. But there is no way to turn it down because now the minimum is too loud while the complaints were about the maximum beeing too low. They fixed one and ruined another.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] gsw5700:
Use volume control, use the separate ringer and notification setting
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] dgunn:
Has anyone found a way to adjust this in a root folder?
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] magnamentis:
this replay is useless, better write nothing but nothing and/or the obvious

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you mean because some fall from one extreme into the other, those who don't like both extremes are to blame. for the rest same like above.

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you can use a custom kernel and/or install a kernel tweaking app to see whether you can tune audio by reducing speaker and other "gain"

the kernel has to support this but who knows, perhaps stock kernel does or you install elementalX kernel and reduce speaker gain.

default is +18dB, i reduced mic gain to 9dB but those values are personal preference, you'd have to play with the settings a bit.

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[General Questions and Answers] SomebodySysop:
I have old DigiLand tablet running Lollipop 5.1, not rooted. I just got a couple of Google Home minis and want to use it to run my Tasker/Autovoice scripts. My problem is that the screen keeps locking. I went into developer options and clicked on Stay Awake, so as long as it's sitting at the menu it doesn't go to sleep or lock.

However, since all the tablet will do is handle Google Home requests, I wanted to run a clock app on it -- looks cool sitting there in the bedroom. Problem is, so far, running the two clock apps I've tried, including the default clock app, when I exit the app, the screen is locked. I purchased Stay Awake and told it to keep the screen alive as long as clock app is running, but after a few hours, my Google Home requests fail because the screen is locked once it exits the clock app to perform the tasks.

My question is: Is there a clock app that can run and not cause the tablet to lock?

Thanks for any suggestions!
[P8lite General] ronan7:
Hi,

I have a p8 lite (ALE-L21) (I did not write down which build number I was on but I was still on EMUI 3.x.x)

I installed twrp 3.0.2

I then installed a rom (slimrom for p8)

I reboot

It go to huawei booting screen and stay there forever. If press power button for 5 second it reboot on the same screen

I can still go in recovery and fastboot but I don't know what should I install to get back control of my phone. Any idea?

Should I try to get a stock rom ? If so which one?

Thanks
[P8lite General] ronan7:
I finally managed to flash a stock rom.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Geogre_Nader:
Thank you
[Huawei P10 Themes, Apps, and Mods] ispmark:
Good morning to everybody and sorry for my english. I have an Huawei P10 with brand wiind (italian) and after the new upgrade to android 8 the most used up from me whatsapp and google translator doesn't worked fine like before. I have a second P10 no brand where i didn't update frm and the apps worked wine. I contacted support Huawei and they suggest me to clean cache and other things that don't help me. Now i can only do rollback with hisuite.

Somebody have the same problems?

Thanks for helps and answers.

:cool:
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] ASerg:
How to remove a thread? The site is badly loaded. The mistake has turned out.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yeahman45:
is there a way to install android go on the hp touchpad?
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shumash:
The current Dirty Unicorns ROM incorporates it. Otherwise, no (unless you want to create your own ROM :D).
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yeahman45:
how is it on the Dirty Unicorns Rom? stable enough? I mainly use my touchpad for youtube and browsing .. nothing fancy
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fluffier:
Hello,

I have to unlock a sprint samsung s7. I have seen services on ebay as cheap as 5$ to remotely unlock the phone with teamviewer.

Could this be a scam? Could they install a virus on my computer or the phone? Just how safe are these kind of services?

Thanks!
[Shield Android TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marvi0:
I own a shield tablet and is it possible to have the new geforce experience on it?. Also if I was to buy the shield tv would it be possible to hook it to my laptop and use the laptop screen to play games as opposed to hooking up to the TV please?
[Shield Android TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mogster2K:
I don't know about the Shield Tablet, but the Shield TV's only video output is HDMI. So it would only work if your laptop has an HDMI input or some input that can be converted to work with HMDI.
[Shield Android TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marvi0:
Thanks and my guess is most laptops don't have hdmi input for this to work?
[Xiaomi Redmi 4X Questions & Answers] aman.dwivedi:
My sound is lil bit low in compare to other redmi 4x, i m using rr oreo official, solution plz
[Xiaomi Redmi 4X Questions & Answers] prin2ce:
Flash Dolby atmos light zip
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] jeffrimerman:
I have a rooted phone with a rom that isn't being supported anymore but it actually works great. I just want to update to oreo so is there a rom I can flash from twrp that is already rooted and ready to go? I saw a video of a how to install oreo 8.1 but it's just music playing with someone showing the menu option and no installation instructions.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] prestonmcafee:
The OpenKirin ROMs don't work with TWRP. Moreover, TWRP is risky -- it is much easier to recover a phone using the stock EMUI recovery than with TWRP. It is probably better to eliminate TWRP (which will not eliminate your rooting) by flashing the stock ramdisk), then use Magisk if you want to take advantage of root for installation of unapproved apps. I'm not an expert -- this is what I get from reading threads. Now that I'm running OpenKirin (Carbon), I haven't bothered to install Magisk again as I don't need it, but I appreciate that there are things you can do with it.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] jeffrimerman:
Last night I installed Oreo from a custom nougat rom. My wifi tether was working before now it isn't so I'll have to figure that out and maybe re root etc.. Is OpenKirin Oreo?
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] prestonmcafee:
Yes, OpenKirin is Oreo 8.1.0, with security patches in Carbon 3.1 of July 2018. (The OpenKirin site currently has Carbon 2, which has the June patch, but you can get 3.1 from the telegram support group, which is what I'm running. It will show up on the OpenKirin site sooner or later.)
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] jeffrimerman:
Can I go from stock 8.0 to OpenKirin? Since it doesn't use twrp I'll have to read how to do it.

Edit: Where do I find OpenKirin Carbon? I didn't see it in the rom section here.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] prestonmcafee:
https://openkirin.net/download/

There are instructions at the site as well as downloads. The current version of Carbon, 3.1, can currently only be reached by going to the telegram group, but I found no bugs in v2.
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] sudhakar35:
My phone is running stock Android 7.0. I have manually downloaded the SAMSUNG MESSAGES apk file and installed. From then the app is crashing. I don't want to factory reset my phone. Kindly send me the stock SAMSUNG MESSAGES app for Samsung A9 pro Android 7.0.
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] BlinkySparrow:
Just go to app manager and unistall the update for message app, if necessary clear the app data. That should restore the original app and stop the crashes.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] eBrumby:
I've had some previous experience with custom roms on my old Nexus 6P and thought I would try the same for my mate 9. Unfortunately I've discovered the Mate 9 is not as easy to install custom roms as I thought.

I've tried several things throughout the day and I feel I've accidently overwritten things I shouldn't have but can't remember everything I've done.

It is an Optus branded phone so I believe at the start of the day I had some version of L09C34. I currently have an unlocked boot loader and TWRP installed and would like to flash back to the stock firmware, but seem to be unable to do so. The boot loader is unlocked and when I try flashing extracted parts from fastboot, the phone will reboot, reboot again and sit at erecovery. Unfortunately while I can connect to wifi, no packages are found for recovery.

Additionally I now get this lovely colourful screen in lieu of the logo on initial boot.

Any help would be appreciated.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] eBrumby:
Okay, so I've managed to unbrick it and install a version of L09C432 and get it working again - thank you to various threads on XDA. I think what I noticed was that someone else had tried the C432 firmware on a C33 model and it worked. Without being able to get hold of the C34 firmware, I tried to flash nougat originally and it worked.

This morning, I've noticed I still have an issue where the touchscreen won't work when the phone is cold (i.e I can't click anything and can't turn alarms off). If I reboot the phone to recovery it's fine, so it leads me to believe its an OS thing. Also, if I give it a few minutes in my pocket, or holding my palm on the screen it then responds. This is the issue I tried to resolve by resetting and trying a different rom but seems I haven't been successful.

Finally, when I first turn the phone on and the screen lights up I see a green background with one blue and one red box. Any ideas what I have messed up there and how to fix it? I'm not too concerned, but it would be a nicety.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] eBrumby:
Just providing updates in case anyone comes a long with similar issues.

I have now fixed the strange coloured screen on initial power on. I've found the oeminfo for the C432 firmware on another XDA thread and took a backup of what was currently there, restored the C432 version and rebooted. I was presented with the eRecovery and no TWRP. Quick check in fastboot mode showed the phone relocked. I unlocked it again and it booted no issues, however was unsure if the custom rom was still installed as I was presented with the option of an OTA update. Initially my sim card was not recognised, so I had to remove and reinstall it but so far so good.

I've just reflashed my custom rom and will see how I go.

The only potential issue I have outstanding is my touchscreen not working either first thing in the morning, or when the phone is cold - i.e I've gone to the gym and left it sitting in the locker for 2 hours and I can't use the touchscreen when I come back. I can unlock it fine with the finger print reader and the phsyical buttons respond but touches on the screen won't. If the phone is left alone for a few minutes the screen shuts off and turns back on approx every 5 seconds until it becomes responsive. Has anyone seen anything like this before? My googling hasn't lead me to anything helpful.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] warriorpluto:
this is literally the best video live wallpaper app in the play store and can choose a whole directory but the developer has disappeared. hasnt been updated since 2016 and they dont answer emails. problem is with oreo and nougat the video slows down. im guessing the app takes sound into account but it never actually plays sound. i dont need sound. all of the other crappy apps in the app store dont even have half the features this one does but the crappy one work at full speed but can only choose one video. any help on fixing this app is greatly appreciated. ill donate.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ccpcreations.android.VLW&hl=en_US

http://android.ccpcreations.com/vlw/
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] Cassiar:
Hey guys,

I hope I can explain the situation in my poor english. x)

I installed a new firmware + rom + kernel 2 days ago. After that my phone didn't start anymore. (Blackscreen, no recovery, no fastboot, only the LED blinked) I tried to flash a fastboot rom -> it started and miflash crashed after the half of progress.

Now there is no LED blink anymore if I connect it to the PC. But it vibrates if I hold power + +/- volume.

After the first try to flash I had to manualy change the qualcomm driver from HS-USB Diagnostics 900E to Qualcomm ..... 9008. After that Miflash shows the phone again but I cant flash it --> Dont receive hello paket or Sahara error.

In command prompt --> adb --> fastboot devices command it says -waiting for device-

I tried to reinstall the drivers. Hold all the buttons multiple times down. Tested different USB ports and 2 different USB cables, other versions of Miflash and QFIL. I use the official fastboot rom from xiaomi mido_global_images_8.7.12_20180712.0000.00_7.0_global_f81d8793d6.tgz and tried the rom for redmi 4x too.

Model: 2016102

The next I want to try is the akku thing when I'm [MENTION=313982]home[/MENTION].

Do I realy need a deep flash cable?

I realy hope for your help!

Greetings

[0,00 COM7]:[COM7]:start flash.
[2,00 COM7]:cannot receive hello packet,MiFlash is trying to reset status!
[4,51 COM7]:cannot receive hello packet,MiFlash is trying to reset status!
[7,02 COM7]:try to reset status.
[7,52 COM7]:Switch mode back
[7,53 COM7]:cannot receive hello packet,MiFlash is trying to reset status!
[7,53 COM7]:Der Objektverweis wurde nicht auf eine Objektinstanz festgelegt.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] Paco10:
Hello ... I suggest you try different USB cables ... it could be the problem ... luck
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] Cassiar:
Tried 4 different USB cables now --> nothing

I try windows 7 now (but have to install it)
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] Paco10:
Hello cassiar..have you tried it in EDL mode?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] Cassiar:
As far as I see Im in EDL mode... cant use fastboot mode.

But not sure about that. Have opened the phone now and tried to go in EDL mode. But nothing changes

Before and now I can manualy change the driver in windows to 9008
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] Paco10:
I had a similar problem .. and I found that the short usb cable worked for me ... if it is long it gives problems
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] Cassiar:
my shortest is about 50 cm... ;/
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] Paco10:
We put the Xiaomi phone in fastboot mode, for that we turn off the terminal and use the key combination Volume Down + On until a screen that puts Fastboot comes out.

Now, we connect the phone to the PC and if we have the fastboot drivers, in the previous article they can be obtained, we use the sequence to enter the EDL mode.

First we put fastboot devices to see if the terminal is connected.

After that we use the command fastboot oem edl and the mobile will turn black.

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We put the Xiaomi phone in fastboot mode, for that we turn off the terminal and use the key combination Volume Down + On until a screen that puts Fastboot comes out.

Now, we connect the phone to the PC and if we have the fastboot drivers, in the previous article they can be obtained, we use the sequence to enter the EDL mode.

First we put fastboot devices to see if the terminal is connected.

After that we use the command fastboot oem edl and the mobile will turn black.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] Cassiar:
If I press Power + Volume+ nothing happens okay... maybe a little vibrate. If I connect the phone to USB it goes to 900E... then I can change it to 9008
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] Paco10:
have you tried it that way?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] Cassiar:
Now I have but nothing changes.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] Cassiar:
I have it *___*

Ehh... hard to explain --> will edit it after Im sure it boot correctly
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] Paco10:
I do not know if maybe you should reinstall drivers ... and try again ... if I remember something else I will not hesitate to comment on it cassiar
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] Cassiar:
Okay the solution was:

1. Take of akku cable

2. connect to PC via USB --> Qualcomm 900E

3. connect point 1 and 4 on the mainboard (over akku cable) with twister

4. Hope for 9008

5. Flash

6. Connect akku and have fun

At the moment I think about to try out the new MIUI Rom... x)
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] Paco10:
very well cassiar I'm happy that you have solved .. greetings
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] faizkh:
what is akku cable?
[Essential Phone Accessories] Teclover Bill:
Everyone knows normal 3.5mm audio adapter are not fit for Essential phone due to DAC chipset required. But when you are listening to music, you cannot charge your phone.

Now i recommend a 2 in 1 adapter for you!

What's special?

1. Hi-Res sound quality with a qualified DAC - 96KHz/24 Bits

2. Max 3A PD fast charging

3. You can do 1+2 above at the same time

Here is link for you:

https://amzn.to/2mi2BXL

You will never stop the movie/game on your Essential and pull off the headphone, put on the power and continue with a speaker again.
[Essential Phone Accessories] Blazekitten:
Thanks for sharing , I ordered one and it works
[Essential Phone Accessories] Gamernivek:
I'd like to see a video review and some photos of this if possible, the way this post was written sounds like an advertisement of your own product, or a product you got for free from the manufacturer (no offense). Also wondering if it's fully USB-C spec compliant so there won't be any voltage issues when using it.

Edit: Looking at OP's past posts, he is the seller.
[Essential Phone Accessories] TheRealKingSen:
[MENTION=9061069]Teclover Bill[/MENTION] send me one to review
[Essential Phone Accessories] Teclover Bill:
Good to know!
[Essential Phone Accessories] Teclover Bill:
Happy to tell you, i developed this product, but sell by my friend.

I am open to collect all issues to improve it and listen to public what else they need.

Due to this product needs to be different with normal 2 in 1 usb c adapter (without DAC), the inside design is different. That's why all other 2 in 1 adapters cannot work with external DAC required phones, except for Moshi's. They are totally 2 different stories standing on development point.

For normal usb c adapters, the resistor lays in usb c end, however for this kind of adapters, the components have to put on the motherboard. That is to say, the motherboard will take all the risks and devices won't. The motherboard is 3 inch away from your phone, the heat won't affect the phone.

For voltage issue you are concerning, 5V comes out from power supply all the way, 2A charging into phone. One thing i have to mention: use original power supply to charge!

You are welcome to ask other users from another thread below who got this adapter!

https://xdaforums.com/pixel-2/accessories/finally-pixel-2-xl-audio-pd-charging-2-t3807588
[Essential Phone Accessories] Teclover Bill:
I am happy to. Check the message box.
[Essential Phone Accessories] Gamernivek:
I actually purchased it to test it out. Audio quality is definitely better than the included 48kHz adapter, but I'm running into a problem with it right out of the box. There's a pulsing clicking/popping noise that can occasionally be heard at a low volume in quarter second intervals when headphones are plugged into the adapter and you're on a screen with no sound playing (volume of the phone has no bearing on this) There's also some static when switching between screens with no sound. The OEM 3.5mm adapter doesn't have these problems. Also, the clicking/popping noise can also be heard when the adapter is plugged plugged into the wall with USB-C but not plugged into the phone. So it doesn't really matter where it's plugged into, but if there's a power source, the noise is heard. I'm thinking mine may have been a dud, but would like to hear from you or the seller on wether or not this is a normal occurrence. Sent an email to your friend, the seller, yesterday, waiting for him/her to get back to me now regarding getting a possible replacement.
[Essential Phone Accessories] Teclover Bill:
In order to improve it, I'hv asked my friend to send you a replacement, cost on me.

Your problem should not happen, lets see how the replacement works.

I suggest below plugging steps:

1. plug the wall charger to adapter

2. plug the adapter to phone

3. plug headphone to adapter

waiting for your report on replacement.
[Essential Phone Accessories] Gamernivek:
Thanks! I'll try that from here on out. I realized I used the wrong words to describe the noise in my last post, the sound is actually more like a digital beep. It doesn't sound like distortion (well, the static when switching screens does), but more like something you'd hear from an error message popup in rapid succession.

The product you developed is very good other than this though. The audio quality is better than the OEM adapter and charging is fast. I'm excited to use this as a part of my daily routine!

I did have some observations regarding the design though if you'll hear me out - especially in regards to the cable you used. The cable is very flexible, which may make it more comfortable to use, but I have doubts on how well it can hold up. In my experience, the thiner and less rigid the cable, the more likely it is to fail. If the cable was more rigid and half the length it may hold up longer. I'm sure you have done more testing than I have in this regard though, so after a few months of use I could give you some better findings.
[Essential Phone Accessories] Teclover Bill:
Thanks my friend. Your voice is always important to me.

For the sounding like distortion when switching screens, lets test the replacement;

For the cable, don't worry, this is best cable we are using. My partner factory is a professional cable manufacturer for 10 years and they has all kinds of cable. This one is the most expensive one. Check the copper inside by cutting it off! Come back to me within 1 year if the cable has problem.