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[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Jimmyy:
I have the Sony MEX-BT2500 which has the A2DP audio push and hands free. Both are on while I drive and I get an occasional minor skip every 10 minutes or so - which I guess is considered normal?.

Check the device's partnership settings in the Bluetooth Wireless Manager. Try deleting the partnership and re-associating it with your device.

You might also want to consider the patch in this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=284974

It seems to work on the TyTN, might work with the TyTN II too.

Good luck.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] godfa7h3r:
The only time I've noticed mine skipping is when I try to send a text message while it's playing or a very brief hiccup when I hit the power button to turn the screeen on/off.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] bnycastro:
In my experience BT Audio playback skips when I have WiFi on at the same time or I am opening a big program / file. Otherwise I have no skips. I am using my aging Motorola HT820 to stream music via A2DP.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] seefu:
Thanks guys for your replies but I figured it out.

Using the Advanced Config, which I guess is just Dutty's version of KaiserTweak, I changed the bitpool to 72 from 64.

Now it's working flawlessly.

Haven't noticed any real lag in the phone since doing that so yeah. Might work at a lower rate.

This setting is also on KaiserTweak if you don't have Advanced Config.

Other values may work that are lower, I just went straight to 72 and was happy with it. Too lazy to test lower cos requires too much Soft Resetting and I'm not patient enough hehe.

Also Jimmyy - I saw that thread but didn't think it would make a difference as Tytn uses WM5 whereas I'm on WM6.1. Figured any software issues in WM5 would be fixed for WM6. Thanks anyway mate.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] surur:
I just wanted to add that I set my bitpool to low using kaiser tweak, and finally my Motorola S9's became useful instead of near useless.

Surur
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] Soyrandom1:
Hello! Since i updated to 9.6.1 i have no signal on my phone.

Imei is okay, i do have wifi, bluetooth and gps.

I tried downgrading, installing custom roms, flashing modem and a bounch of other things and anything worked. I'm out of ideas.

My sim card does work and i did try another one.

My APN is configured correctly.

When i try to ennable radio from the testing thingy it doesn't work, also if i try to change the preferred network type it doesn't work.

On signal strength i'm getting -1 dBm 99 asu

i do have a notification from xiaomi SIM activation service, when i click on it a message displays saying "can't activate SIM card, make sure your balance is sufficient" (ofcourse it can't activate it, it dont have signal!)

Then i tried changing the coaxial cable, it didn't work

Anything else i could do? Maybe run a test with some developer tool or something.

I'm really tired of this, i desesperatly need this phone to work properly, sadly i can't afford a new one.

I'm aware it's in fact a software issue because it happened the moment i updated it.

I updated it from about phone, system update; so it wasn't my error.

I did contacted xiaomi customer service and they did not give a f*** about my problem.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] Chama44:
Hello,

My issue is exactly the same, and i' ve tryed same solutions with no succes

I've read we're not alone to face this issue (many questions on forums) but no answer anywhere :/

Does some one could help ?

Thanks a lot
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] crazydude10:
Did you get any solution ?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] Chama44:
Hello,

Unfortunately not
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] Te$la:
Do one thing, try searching for network manually while having a working sim in your phone. If manual search terminates immediately or doesn't find any network then:

Maybe the RF power amplifier chip is dead or circuitry related to that chip has some defect.

Now if u get some network after manual search then you are good. Flash latest global fastboot rom in edl mode and I think it would solve the problem.

If still u didnt get signal then maybe the coaxial signal cable is disconnected or broken. Maybe the contacts which connect the usb board with the gsm antenna is dirty or broken. Or some components in series between the power amp chip and antenna is broken. If u have a multimeter u can check for continuity between power amp output pin and antenna pin of usb board.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] JBB303:
You might try activating the SIM and verifying the phone number. I have the Redmi K20 Pro and was able to fix this error. Go to Settings >> SIM cards & mobile networks >> Data roaming and set Overseas data roaming to "Always" (don't worry, this will only be for a few minutes). Let the activation services run again (you may have to repeat the activation attempt a few times), and your device should be able to activate the SIM and verify the phone number. When it's completed, you can turn the Overseas data roaming back to "Never."
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] quantum.information:
I brought a pixel 3 xl from bestbuy (verizon) and activated my phone 3 days ago but haven't received the "sim unlock" notification. Does it mean the phone is already sim unlocked? How do i verify without another sim card other than the one comes with pixel 3 xl? Thanks.
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] edgar360:
Yes, all Verizon phones come unlocked due to a deal made with the FCC. Try any SIM and it will work. Tested on my own Pixel 3 XL with a TMobile SIM.
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] TonikJDK:
Verizon turned off the SiM locking they had on the 3s for awhile. Probalby too much bad press. So when you got it, it was already unlocked and you won't see the message.
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] elliwigy:
yepp.. they did implement a sim locking feature however.. they did it to reduce fraud according to big red..

you probably wouldnt notice though.. from what i read its sim locked until its activated on the verizon network at which it then unlocks..

i am not sure if the pixels are like this or not but my s9+, tab s4 and note 9 took a few days..

my p3xl came with the esim preconfigured for my vzw acct as well as a sim card.. i accidentally reset and cleared the esim lol.. good thing the sim card still worked haha

i have tried a sprint sim and att sim in my p3xl, both worked with no hassle
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] quantum.information:
Thanks!
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Questions & Answers] souless poet:
Has anyone tried modding the build. Prop to try and trick the project fi app into activating fi sim on the phone so you are able to use Google messages and visual voicemail without the hangouts apps? I've tried a few different ways and it hasn't worked. Also tried modding the build. Prop and installing an older version of fi and that didn't work either. I miss messages and phone app. Hangouts apps are dated etc...
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Questions & Answers] souless poet:
So something weird happened. I'm able to get the new Google fi app to activate and allow texts and visual voicemail with the Google messages app and phone app. So far phone app is working. Texts however on Google messages isn't. Will keep tinkering.
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Questions & Answers] souless poet:
And no voicemail notifications either for phone app
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Questions & Answers] crazy talk:
Notifications for Google apps appears to be partially or completely borked right now on the China ROM. Gmail sometimes works, othertimes doesnt. Hangouts is completely devoid of notification life.
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Questions & Answers] souless poet:
I'm not having any issues w the China dev rom. I actually was getting android messages before I tried to activate fi w the new app. Albeit it had that gibberish at the end.
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Questions & Answers] souless poet:
So....update. After wiping data and doing a new fresh install of Dev rom and rooting here are my results.

Google fi app working to activate legit no more workarounds needed.

Google messages working with notifications and no gibberish after texts

Google dialer framework installed via magisk and Google phone is now working w visual voicemail.

Texting via WiFi works. I am currently not able to WiFi call but working on it still.
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Questions & Answers] Shklif:
Hi, have you figure out how to make wifi calling working?
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Questions & Answers] souless poet:
Sadly no but I haven't really tried.
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Questions & Answers] ernicoats:
Do you have two Sims? As the Google fi app using the dev build won't find my first sim.
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Questions & Answers] souless poet:
I have dual SIM. When I was on dev rom it would say that xiaomi couldn't activate sim but worked anyway. The Google fi app will now activate fi sim with limited funtionality. I haven't tried WiFi calling on the global rom. I will try that here in a bit and let you know if it works.
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Questions & Answers] souless poet:
WiFi calling doesn't seem to be working with global rom either.
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Questions & Answers] ernicoats:
Is your fi card in sim tray 1? I have an ATT sim in tray 2 and the phone will use data from tray 2 however doesn't use it for hotspot data it looks like only tray 1 has that ablity. Any fix?

Don't want to use fi data if I don't have too.
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Questions & Answers] Shklif:
Maybe it's easier to put ATT card to slot 1?[emoji6]
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Questions & Answers] souless poet:
Hmmmm I don't use hotspot on this phone. I have a work phone I use for that so not sure about that though my set up is the same as URS.
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Questions & Answers] souless poet:
Just wanted to bump this and see if anyone has been able to enable wifi calling using Google fi on eu Dev rom?
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] The_Pacific_gamer:
So I have a vendor image from someone from their telegram and I would like to Debug it to port Treble to the Moto G4 for Q GSIs and Pie GSIs. Right now when I flash the Vendor image on Oreo GSIs only the camera doesn't work and when I flash a Pie GSI, Bluetooth and the Camera don't work. So I'm gonna try and debug it and repackage it for the Regular Moto G4 but you can all port it to the Moto G4+ when I release a repackaged version.

#TrebleOnAthene
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] HeethJain21:
"I have a vendor image from someone from their telegram".................whom are you referring to as "their telegram"??

Idk where did you get the vendor image, but Lyuu has already developed treble for athene although it's not complete, it can boot GSIs but it has been paused till we get Oreo update.
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] The_Pacific_gamer:
The person behind the original image

I happen to have a old vendor image from Jaack before he suspended treble development for Athene

https://youtu.be/K46DvAAxcWw

This is the original link that lead me to the images through a telegram link from the description
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] HeethJain21:
Actually, on the reading description, you get to know that Jaack isn't involved in the development, and the video is having Lyuu's work. So better contact Lyuu as maybe you both could work together for Treble :)
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] rahulsj92:
All I wanna know is who had one more thanks left from Thanksgiving for this post! Unless that is OP.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HunterNIU:
I have been trying for 3 hours to remove the FRP on a phone I bought on Swappa with no success. I have searched XDA and google and tried several of the NO PC methods as well as the method from root junkie using Realterm and another method using Odin. I also tried adding a bluetooth device as someone suggested on XDA with no luck. Nothing has worked and I can't get past the FRP screen.

The next thing I'm going to try is to flash the stock MM firmware with Odin once it finishes downloading in an hour, but if this doesn't work, or if someone has a better idea, I would greatly appreciate it. Worst case I can return the phone, but I'd rather not hassle with that and just be able to use it. Thank you in advance!

Sprint SM-G920P (Exynos I believe)

UPDATE: I tried flashing two different stock roms with odin, neither took.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mayuna:
Hello everyone,

This is not entirely a question about Android, but rather about Facebook Messanger. Surely you know it has redone UI, but.. I still don't have it, but I've had it for months or two. (Old ui returned for me, but not for friends.)

Does anybody here have apk File, or some tutorial how to get that new ui?

Thanks.

Mayuna
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PoochyX:
The new UI is in testing mode thru different regional environments it hasn't officially dropped yet

[emoji3436] For Those I Love I Will Sacrifice [emoji3434]
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Redline:
It's a server-side switch that gets flipped for individual accounts. This has been asked before.

Thread closed.
[Huawei Mate 20 Questions & Answers] jamike77:
I've got Nova Launcher installed and when I lock the screen using a nova lock screen widget, after two seconds it automatically unlocks the screen again and goes back to home screen.

It's clearly related to face unlock because when I cover the camera with a finger, the phone stays locked and doesn't unlock itself again.

When I change nova's unlock method to "admin" everything works fine but this method requires a Pin to unlock so I don't want to use it. The "accessibility" method is much preferred.
[Huawei Mate 20 Questions & Answers] jamike77:
Anyone experiencing this??
[MTCD Android Head Units General] erkme73:
I installed this unit in wife's 2018 Highlander today. It sounds great if wifi is switched off, or if it's on and no data is flowing. I am using Network Mini to monitor data, and as soon as data is going up/down, the crackling starts.

I've reached out to Dasaita and am awaiting a reply

I have grounded the black wire with the ringlet directly to the frame but it makes no difference. I have NOT grounded the radio chassis yet. Also the noise goes away when the unit isn't crammed into the dash. When all the wires are in close proximity to radio is when it picks up

Anyone seen this issue. Love the radio otherwise...

Video:.

https://youtu.be/NhSzLh7CD_0
[MTCD Android Head Units General] jtrosky:
Wow - that's REALLY bad... I'm starting to get a little fed up with the interference noises from my Eonon MTCE-WWW unit as well. I don't have any issues when using the internal amp, but if I connect to an external amp with the line-out RCAs, I get interference from USB devices, the LED backlighting on the unit, etc. It's shame becuase I love the idea of an Android unit, but not sure I can deal with the subpar quality issues....

Going to try connecting to my amp via speaker-level outputs next and see if that helps at all.

Do you have a stock or aftermarket amp in your vehicle?
[MTCD Android Head Units General] TheDiB:
Cracks and noises for me as well with my Belsee BP3 PX5 unit.

For me too the noises seem to fade away when I turn off WiFi.

I upgraded the firmware of the unit with a Cs-x sound mod one (there's an recente one for Dasaita too) and it seem to have reduced the issue

https://xdaforums.com/android-auto/...ent/mod-cs-x-mod-mtcd-e-mcu-firmware-t3816042

Maybe you can check this out ?
[MTCD Android Head Units General] erkme73:
I suppose I could try updates, but I don't hold out much hope given that the problem seems to be related to proximity to the wifi antenna. It did this on the stock rom, as well as the Hal9k variant.

I'll update this thread if I manage to find an improvement.
[MTCD Android Head Units General] jtrosky:
The alternate sound-patched MCU's didn't make any difference whatsoever on my Eonon MTCE-WWW unit. I tried both the cs-x version and the wazdio verion. Same noise-related issues. You may help "hide" them a little by turning down the pre-amp value, but you can also do that with the stock MCUs, under the Factory Settings "Voice" tab.

To put it simply, I think they just use low-quality components with limited R&D - which is why these units are so inexpensive compared to more premium brands of plug-and-play units like Rosen, Dynavin, etc (they run WinCE though).

If using speaker-level outputs on the Eonon doesn't help in my case, I'll probably be going back to a WInCE unit, just becuase they seem to have much higher-quality audio components (better DAC's, 4V pre-outs, BBE processor, real 9-band EQ, time-delay, etc). I was really looking forward to an Android head-unit, but I'm just not willing to sacrifice sound quality to get the Android interface. Viper4Android helps a LOT in terms of sound-quality, but it can't help with the noise-related issues, which are more of a hardware thing...

Maybe some day they'll get there. I really wish they made low- and high-end versions of these radios - that way people had a choice between low-cost and high-quality.
[MTCD Android Head Units General] erkme73:
That's a shame, as there is so much potential. I have a Hizpo PK5 in my (JBL-equipped) Sequoia, and it's completely noise-free. But this Dasaita for the Highlander is just very loud. It seems like it's a shielding issue. As stated previously, if I keep the head unit out with all the cables extended, the sound stops. I'm halfway tempted to buy an SMA wifi antenna with a cable long enough to get the RF signal away from the wires. The sound is exclusive to the left channel (both front and rear).

[MENTION=4297733]TheDiB[/MENTION], missed your prior question. It's a JBL-equipped vehicle.
[MTCD Android Head Units General] jtrosky:
Yeah, your particular noise is REALLY bad (mine is more of something that you only hear if the music is muted or during really quiet parts of the music - and only in certain cases (but it still bothers me knowing that it's there). :)

Being that you can stop the noise by pulling the radio out, you may be able to figure out what is causing it. Maybe try disconnecting the AM/FM antenna to see if that has anytihng to do with it - I've read some cases where hte antenna was causing interference. Or just re-routing some of the wiring - or something along those lines.

In my case, the noises are present no matter what - but only if I use the RCA line-level outputs and an extrnal amp. If I use the stock built-in amp, there is no noise whatsoever. So mine seems to be related to the RCA line-level output hardware (shielding related, I'm guessing).

I would experiment some more if you are happy with the radio and sound-quality otherwise.
[MTCD Android Head Units General] erkme73:
I'm hoping I hear something helpful back from Dasaita in the coming days. On this particular unit, the wifi antenna comes out about 1/2" above the main ISO plug for the radio. I suppose I could relocate the antenna by running the existing bulkhead SMA fitting through a screw hole elsewhere on the case to provide more distance. I'm not giving up yet ;) The other issue is that it's the wife's car, so my access to it is limited.

I'm not using line-level outputs. The four pairs for the speaker output comes out of that ISO plug, and goes straight to the Toyota harness. Fader control (as well as a bunch of other controls/data) goes through the can bus adapter. But ultimately, those four speaker pair end up at the factory JBL amplifier.

Aside from the noise, the audio quality is equivalent to the stock radio. But, I'm not an audiophile, and I have the opposite of OCD...
[MTCD Android Head Units General] jtrosky:
So your stock JBL amp actually accepts speaker-level inputs? Usually, amps take line-level inputs. With the Eonon MTCE-WWW units for GM's, if your car has a stock Bose amp, there is a special "Bose adpater" that connects to the same port where you would connect the line-level RCA jacks for aftermarket amps, which is line-level - but instead of having RCA jacks at the other end, it just connects into the main wiring harness, so I guess it sends line-level signals through the speaker wires, to the Bose amp - and then the Bose amp amplifies them (that is just a guess though, based on the fact that the audio is coming from the same port that is used for an external aftermarket amp, which is line-level).

So the wiring harness you use for yours is exactly the same regardless of whether the car has a stock amplifier or not? Or maybe it's not an option on your car and they ALL come with JBL amps? Just trying to understand your setup a little better. Do you have a link to the unit you purcahsed?
[MTCD Android Head Units General] erkme73:
It must, because I'm not using any coax/low-level outputs. In fact, I haven't hooked up most of the pigtail connectors. The ISO harness has about 5 or 6 connectors that are used, and about as many that aren't (presumably for the non-JBL vehicles). I think the Toyota JBL set up is much like the Bose you described. In a previous Tundra, I had to buy an adapter that would convert the two-pair per speaker wires to RCA plugs which I could then use to connect my aftermarket radio (to use the low level outputs). That converter (made by Metra or Scoche, IIRC) also somehow tied into the canbus to power the amp and control the fader.

Ultimately with this PX5, I'm using the purple/green/gray/white speaker level outputs to go directly to the factory harness. No adapter in between. I can only assume the JBL amp is designed to accept this somehow. Both my Sequoia and now this Highlander are set up the same way.
[MTCD Android Head Units General] erkme73:
Well, I am happy to report that I was able to resolve the noise by replacing the Dasaita wifi antenna with a full-sized SMA-equipped antenna from an old Asus router. The antenna was a female SMA, so I had to slip a small copper conductor into it so it would interface with the female SMA bulkhead on the radio - but once I did that, ALL the noise disappeared! So either something is wrong with the antenna they provided, or it's simply dumping too much RF right on top of the ISO connector with all the speaker outputs. Whew!
[MTCD Android Head Units General] jtrosky:
Very cool! Glad to hear that you got it resolved. So is the antenna now further away from the ISO connector - or is it just becuase it's a different antenna? You may to get an adapter or an antenna with the right connecter for long-term use (instead of using the wrong gender anteanna with a piece of copper wire installed).

Regardless, glad to hear that you figure it out! I wish my noise-related issues were so easy to solve. :)

Although, I did some brief testing this morning and it seems that using the speaker-level outputs is better than using the line-level outputs on mine (for connecting external amp). The noises are still there, but they aren't as loud when using speaker-level outputs for my external amp (usually, it's the other way around with higher-quality head-units).

These units are so close to being really good - it's a shame they have these noise-relasted issues...
[MTCD Android Head Units General] erkme73:
I didn't move the bulkhead SMA fitting. I would have had to break the factory seal, and I didn't want to jeopardize warranty just yet. The antenna I added is about 4x longer than the stubby they provided, so I suppose it is spreading the RF over a larger area. It has a hinge on it and if I aim it straight back the noise is still present. Bending it 90° away from the harness makes it totally silent - and there is no depreciation in the signal strength.

I have ordered a gender changer and a 3" SMA extension cable from Amazon, but I probably won't install it unless the problem returns. I figure why rock the boat.

Is the noise you're experiencing related to data transmission? Does it stop if you disable the wifi? I'm wondering if wrapping the first few inches of the wiring bundle with copper tape wouldn't provide shielding against induced RF noise.