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[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] blackbellz:
1. Can you repost the voltage table image again? i can't see or is it missing? i really need this voltage info table, I've been playing with kernel tweaks this last few weeks.

2. On your 1st post,little cpu target load arguments are as follows : target_loads: 70 633600:63 92400:71 1113600:23 1401600:82 1536600:4 1612800:83

I don't think its the right setup. the first argument is target load which is 70, is affecting all freq starting from lowest to the highest (if there are no more arguments). but on 2nd argument you write 633600:63 (assuming 633600 is our lowest freq) then the first target load (70) has no effect. cpu target load for lowest freq (633Mhz) will be 63%, at 902Mhz the target load max is 71% and so on. And your screenshot shows the setup behavior. It idles at 633 then only spend small amount of time at 902 and 1401 and go right at the max freq for almost one and a half hours of total. If you want 633600 max target load 63% then the setup as follow :

target_loads: 63 92400:71 1113600:23 1401600:82 1536600:4 1612800:83

It means max target load from the lowest freq (633Mhz) will be 63% until below 902400. at 902400 max target load is 71% until below 1113600... and so on.

CMIIW
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] otonieru:
i still can see the table, probably the connection from xda server is not good, its kinda patchy nowaday,

and btw, maybe you are right about the target loads. Although as i mentioned as well, that this config is lean more towards percormance, so its kinda intended from my side. But am still testing some other value as well, and i gonna try with your value as well.

as for now, my current set up is quite satisfy me.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] otonieru:
crap, i cant even attach 2 picture in one post
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Try it or die:
Can you add an image of the voltage table? The original image is not visible^^
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] raptorddd:
i tought this was towards battery but still keeping performance.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] blackbellz:
Yup, it's not visible. But OP said its visible to him...:confused:
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] otonieru:
no, its the other way round as i wrote in my main post, LoL. But i guess 9-10Hrs SoT is more thwn enough wasnt it ?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] otonieru:
am confused as well, as why it didnt showed up to some people. But my desktop browser also sometimes cant show it. Maybe the image host is nit that good. :eek:

here i attach how it seen from my side, and the table itself, just in case
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] raptorddd:
last time i hit almost 12 on stock miui and stock kernel.. i want as more as i can get. LOL
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] sauliiin:
One dum question from a lazy guy. Sorry. I imported your profile. And set it to apply on boot. Done.

That's it? Or do I have to tick cpu, gpu or anything else to apply on boot too? I'm just curious if i don't set anything else than profile, everything will stay the same!
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] zexrom:
Thanks

I have no idea at all what you guys talking about, but since i tried your preset my battery got better and less overheating with derp kernel. And performance is good too. Idk if thank comment like this is allowed, but whatever just want to say thanks. Cheers
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] batareikin51:
Does enabled "Touch sensitivity" increase battery drain?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] :
Not that I have noticed.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Phil Bishop:
** UPDATE 16-JUN-2009 **

Introducing Geocasting with Inca X (Video)

http://www.ix-m.com/

GPS Website

http://www.ix-m.com/gps

Latest CAB is always available here

www.ix-m.com/downloads/livecam.cab

The app is no longer in beta.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] met3ora:
This program seems really cool, and I was watching shogunmark's video for a second, but wouldn't this absolutely destroy your battery? Activating a 3G connection already triple's my battery drain, and GPS throws on another 200-300 mA.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] james105:
hey phill this program looks very promising but im trying to try it out but am having difficulties i make it all the way to initializing camera n then it fails on me this is the error msg that comes up maybe u can help me out with this:

A native exception has occurred in

livecam.exe.

Select Quite and then restart this program, or select Details for more information.

ExceptionCode: 0xc0000005

ExceptionAddress: 0x00f115fc

Reading: 0x00000000

Faulting module: ix-cam.dll

Offset: 0x000015fc

at WMCamera.GetCameraResolutions(IntPtr pResolutions, Int32& iResolutionsSize)

at WMCamera.GetAvailableResolutions()

at BroadcasterView.TakePictures()

ne advise ne1 lol :(?!?!?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] shogunmark:
This is really good app and is very promising. I have been testing for phil for a while on this. Yes it can put quite a drain on the battery, however when im driving i have it plugged into the charger so as long as i stay topped off then it does alright.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] shogunmark:
i had experienced this before with some of dutty's roms, if the .net isnt cooked into the rom correctly then it throws major errors like that. try re-installing netcf and see if that cures your problems!

*i will note that on some cooked roms re-installing netcf doesnt help because of the way it was cooked in.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] james105:
ill give that a shot but i doubt thats the issue cause i did a hard reset n installed it n it worked fine and then i tried using it again later on and got that same error msg again :-(
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Phil Bishop:
Mogul on Sprint

I've had a couple of reported problems about running the app on the Sprint Mogul, if anybody has sucessfully (or otherwise) run the app on a Sprint mogul it would be helpful to know if this is generic problem or not.

Many thanks

Phil
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] diterex:
I have a mogul and it seems to work flawlessly. I was able to broadcast two separate feeds with gps.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Mike1002:
Does this software work with WiFi, and cache the images & GPS coordinates, for upload at a later date?

I dont have an unliminated data plan, and uploading multiple images would require me to take out a loan :)

Cheers, Mike.

EDIT:

I've just gave this a try with WiFi, and it seems to work well.

GPS shows me moving from my office to my lounge, very freaky, very accurate :)

Just the question about the cache left.

I guess since it does "broadcasting" then it probably cant (yet?) cache the video and GPS data?

Cheers, Mike.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Phil Bishop:
Since I posted lot's of people have emailed asking for a cache then upload option along with the ability to be able to disable the speed tracking :)

I've been working these today along with several other feature requests and hope to have a new build available sometime tomorrow with these updates in.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] diterex:
would there be a way to lock the screen while broadcasting?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] shogunmark:
Lock the screen how? You can always map a button to the phone lock.

Hey phil, any chance you can do an overlay and display speed somewhere on the screen?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] WildSioux:
I am unable to add AOL buddies. I have tried to add a few buddies, even my own. But every time it says that the name does not exist. Anyone know why???
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] unc-newbie:
I am getting the same error when i try to do a broadcast. I am running "[Apr 16] Dutty's WM6.1 5.2.19209 Release [User Guide & ChangeLog in Post 2] UPDATED" which has 3.5 installed already. I tried re-installing netcf 3.5 and i get an error about memory and closing applications, to restart phone and try to re-install. I tried that and got the same exact error. So i re-flashed with Dutty's rom, as listed above, but tried installing netcf from the get go and got the same exact error. Anyone have any ideas???
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Mike1002:
Would it also be possible to have an option to enable the flash?

The camera flash light on my device is only half decent, but having it on would be a great option.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Phil Bishop:
Sorry, the software isn't linked in to other IM systems at the moment. Only other Live Media users can access your broadcasts, because they need the Live Media client to be able to see what you are broadcasting.

HTH

Phil
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Phil Bishop:
If you mean - stop the screen from going to sleep when broadcasting?

Then yes I am looking into a solution for that for handsets that don't stay alive while the camera is active.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] dschoenike:
greetings phil. very nice program. its working great on my sprint mogul.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] WildSioux:
Hi Phil,

Yeah, shortly after posting that question I messed around with it a little bit and made a test name. Everything is working great now.

Now, anyway of making the feed fullscreen on computer?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Phil Bishop:
Version Update

There is now an updated version available, with some of your feature requests in.

Record Mode

Allows you record your broadcasts with GPS offline and upload them later.

On the Broadcaster's setting screen there is a new item "Live broadcast" - tap/select and the Broadcast menu option changes to Record.

If you have a storage card, then the files are saved to the livemedia folder, otherwise under \\appData\livemedia.

On the website, login and under My Broadcasts is a new link to upload your broadcasts.

Please note this is only applicable for GPS enabled broadcasts.

Disable sending speed data

On the GPS enable/disable screen there is a new menu item called "Include speed" uncheck so speed data is not recorded.

Check for updates

From the main menu this can now be used to check for and download furture version updates.

Download link

http://www.ix-m.com/gps-beta/mobile/livemedia-1.5.2.cab
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Mike1002:
I can't seem to launch the program unless it can detect a working connection.

Dont know if this is meant or not :)

(Using the newly posted version)

Cheers, Mike.

If i connect with wifi, and then select record instead of broadcast, the camera wont initialize, it just stays on that splach screen, with the text "initializing camera" at the bottom, but it works with broadcast just fine.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] dschoenike:
my apologies if this is a stupid question. But when installing todays updated version, does the previous version need to be uninstalled first? or is that not necessary? thanks, dschoenike
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Mike1002:
It should tell you that you need to remove the older version first before it can continue, itll then uninstall it for you, and install the new version :)

Mike.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] dasilva333:
So lets see

GPS via Bluetooth OR intergrated GPS

Camera Unit (video processing)

Cellular Adapter (3g/2g)

Display Screen

wow i am totally going to try that tommorow that sounds interesting huge battery drain having all that activated but its a great very creative way to use all the technology in your phone

Major kudos specialy considering its free but wow what a combination of technology

All that is missing is the use of infrared somehow and WiFi to 'map' the AP spots found (similar to wififofum) thatd be overkill excessive though you don't really have to add that feature.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Phil Bishop:
That's correct the app does need an interent connection to login on start-up.

I think the problem you had with the record option is that if you have GPS selected as ON but it actually wasn't on, then an error message that should have been displayed wasn't making it on to the screen.

The record option is only available with active GPS.

Please check later on via the "Check for updates" option for a fix to this :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Mike1002:
But isnt the advantage of beingable to cache&record video and GPS is that you wouldnt need an internet connection?

The connection fee for my PAYG plan is about 15p, and then i get charged about 7p for each 10kb.

Id like to see an option to purely record,with no net connection needed, no option to see any public cams or anything, just to record.

Even a command line shortcut to go straight to the broadcast screen (with no need for internet).

Hope you consider this, would be a nice addition to a great bit of software.

Mike.

Or would an alternate solution (to my internet charges)be to, login with wifi at home, login to the application, then turn wifi off, and broadcast.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Phil Bishop:
Thanks Mike,

Sounds like the solution might be a separate small app just for offline recording. If you can mail me via the contacts form on the website (http://www.ix-m.com/Contact.aspx?type=7), then

I'll see if I can knock up a prototype for you to test out first.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] dschoenike:
This app is very cool. Im a driver for a small manufacturing company. Today is bring your child to work day, but unfortunately my daughter is home sick. Well thanks to live media, my daughter is in bed watching parts of my work day on her laptop. Very cool.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Phil Bishop:
Version Update 1.5.7

This update also installs a separate application called "Live Media Recorder" which can be used to record your video/gps offline, view back and then later when connected up you can upload your recordings to the website.

http://www.ix-m.com/gps-beta/mobile/livemedia-1.5.7.cab

Or use the "Check for updates" option in Live Media.

Thanks to Mike1002 and Shogunmark for helping with the early testing.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Imperium:
*bump*

how is progress going?

what i noticed and find very dissapointing is that if i broadcast a session while driving, and watch it later via your site, that GPS is delayed with the pictures taken on the left hand of the site,

its like i pass a roundabout and 10-12 seconds later the gps on the map passes the roundabout.. can you fix this?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] shogunmark:
Does it have the same affect if you record as opposed to a live broadcast? And this could be also because of how often the gps updates, maybe something phil can look in to!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] shogunmark:
I would like to see some of the others live in action when i catch them, so what i would like to is ask anyone out there beta testing to add me to your friends list, then you can also check out my driving :D

my id on there is shogunmark69

and if anyone is running a kaiser/tytnII/Tilt then i am in the process of cooking a rom with this integrated, if anyone is interested in testing that pm me directly!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Phil Bishop:
Many thanks for the feedback - I'll take a look into this to see if the problem is in the capture or just on playback.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Phil Bishop:
I've done a few test runs this morning and what I've found is that uploaded (offline) recordings playback pretty much in sync, but captured live broadcasts have ~10 second + GPS sync delay.

So I've made some adjustments to the playback on the website to reflect this and the published broadcasts on the main page all seem to be much better in sync now -- please let me know if this also fixes things for your private broadcasts.

One side-effect of these changes means that your old uploaded recordings now need to be flagged as recordings (previously the system didn't differentiate between the 2 types) You can do this via the edit option or upload them again to automatically flag them.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Imperium:
The broadcasts are now pretty much in sync with gps, very well done! It's still slightly off by 0.5-1.0 second but thats just small details and gps dependent i suppose. What does keep bugging me though, is the fact that the route isnt completely finished. It stops like 300 meters before my final destination. while the photos are about 250 meters away from destination.

will continue to play with it! :)

*edit*

Found another "bug"?

Every 5 frames a couple of frames are dropped upon playback or might even with the upload, which results in situations like me driving towards a junction and at the 6th frame i already passed the junction without a frame of me passing it. I hope you understand what i mean.

I use a 3.6mbit HSDPA connection for the broadcast.

You can see it very well with this public broadcast on your site:

http://www.ix-m.com/gps-beta/PlayBroadcast.aspx?ixgps=shogunmark69_3768_16042008092300

Every 5 frames you "shoot" forward.

*edit2*

And i just noticed a small typo on your site.

"All new recordings will autmatically be flagged."

should be "All new recordings will automatically be flagged."
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Phil Bishop:
I think both the above relate to the upstream buffering on the device, something I've been working on recently and hope to have a new build ready soon to address the frame drops.

FYI: When you click "Back" whilst broadcasting there will still be data in the buffers that hasn't been flushed yet, that's why (I think) your broadcasts appear to terminate early as the connection gets dropped when you stop your broadcast.

Thanks, & good to hear that the web sync is now much better :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Imperium:
Ok, sweet. What can i do about the "flush" problem? or nothing yet?

and i just had this idea, do with it whatever you want.

What about an offline recorder that will record video stream opposed to shooting pictures? i realize the size will be too big for the server, so how about a program to run it on your pc? so it will be a smooth playback with sound and with smooth gps rendering?

this would be PERFECT for driving trips and especially if me and my mates are going to drive/cross trough the woods and forests with our vehicles!

or isnt this realistic?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Phil Bishop:
At the moment the solution for Live broadcasts is to wait say 10 seconds on reaching your destination, before stopping the broadcast. That will allow time for the buffers to flush before the connection is dropped. If you are in record mode (rather than Live) then this should happen automatically.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Imperium:
Okay, i was wondering though, is it possible to increase the amount of GPS fix uploads? so that the gps trail would be more accurate?

And i just wanted to say that i find your support very quick and good :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Videonut:
Very cool program. I'm running on a CDMA network in Canada and it's EVDO or 1X right now with revA in the near future.

I'll try it out on the road this week and see how it goes.

I did try it out a bit at home, and I was wondering other than my desktop, who is gps.sys that I'm broadcasting to?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Videonut:
Hey shogunmark... I added you to my buddies in the broadcast section.

I'm going to be giving the program a test drive around Northern Ontario Canada on Wednesday May 14th.

Hook up if you want.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Videonut:
Hi Phil

Is it possible to keep the 1st post upto date when you make a change? I thought the program was broken when I 1st tried it but I found out I downloaded direct from ix-m.com and it was a different version that didn't even have a gps option in the broadcast menu.

Again, very cool program.....

Thanks
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] shogunmark:
thats the internet :D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] shogunmark:
Phil, any chances of getting support for the front camera yet? There is a small need for it

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=390918
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Phil Bishop:
Cheers, just done that and will keep it up to date from now on :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Phil Bishop:
I've had a few emails about this too.

As I understand it this then becomes device specific (please correct me if I'm wrong), I also believe that there is an HTC code library and examples out there somewhere, but previously I've had no luck tracking these down.

So if anybody knows where I can get my hands on them, I'd be more than happy to have a crack at doing this :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] decimusmaximus7:
Is there a way someone can view my broadcast from the website?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Phil Bishop:
For the beta, it works as follows.

1. By default all users are private broadcasters, so only you (or people you give your login details too) can see when you are broadcasting.

2. If you go public, the other Live Media GPS users can login on the website and if you are broadcasting Live, then they will be able to see you online. Also when public all Live Media users can see you on their mobiles.

3. A third option is to add other Live Media users to your Buddy Access Control List. Those users when logged in will also be able to see you online and watch what you are broadcasting.

Please note: all captured broadcasts are private (only you can see them) unless you publish them.

Hope that helps?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] unc-newbie:
Any resolution to this error:

A native exception has occurred in

livecam.exe.

Select Quite and then restart this program, or select Details for more information.

ExceptionCode: 0xc0000005

ExceptionAddress: 0x00df15fc

Reading: 0x00000000

Faulting module: ix-cam.dll

Offset: 0x000015fc

at WMCamera.GetCameraResolutions(IntPtr pResolutions, Int32& iResolutionsSize)

at WMCamera.GetAvailableResolutions()

at BroadcasterView.TakePictures()
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] csrow:
It seems to work ok on my Sprint Mogul. However, the live public broadcast is only viewable after the broadcasting is finished.

While I am broadcasting, the recording header is shown but nothing shows up. So, is it a true 'live' broadcast or is it just recorded first on the server then it's available for viewing?

Also, is there anyway to broadcast privately to your own account. Right now, it's asking for a buddy ACL. So, I would have to create a second account to be added as a 'buddy' just to try a private broadcast.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Phil Bishop:
Sorry if it's a bit confusing on the beta website.

Yes it is live, but for the purposes of the GPS beta, it is also recorded so you can play it back later.

After logging in, click the link at the bottom left "View public site", which takes you back to the main page.

Here you will see your username appear under "Live Broadcasters" when you start to broadcast - there will be a slight delay before this appears.

Also if any public GPS broadcasters are online, they will be listed too.

Click the link to connect to the live broadcast.

You can also use the PC desktop application for Live Media (from www.ix-m.com) to see your private live broadcasts, but there's no GPS mapping and nothing is recorded.