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[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] navinthomas:
I am using a Pixel 4a (running on Android 11) and I have the same problem when I use my SoundMagic E11C wired headset. When I press the volume up button on the headset, it triggers the Google Assistant instead of increasing the volume. The volume down button on the headset works perfectly. The play/pause headset button also works fine.

What is very weird is that this headset works fine on all the other phones that I have tried. I have an old SoundMagic E11C wired headset and it works fine my Pixel 4a. In other words, the particular combination of my new Pixel 4a and new SoundMagic E11C does not work. However, every other combination with these devices and the other devices/headsets that I have work fine.

I can't even pinpoint whether it is an issue on my phone or on my headset. I disabled Google Assistant for my headset and tried again. Still doesn't work. Volume up does not trigger any response if Google Assistant is disabled. It is almost as if the volume up button is hardwired exclusively for Google Assistant. Which is impossible.

I also checked the logs using logcat. When volume down is pressed, I see some logs that indicate that media volume has been decreased. However, when volume up is pressed, I don't see any logs related to volume.

I have no idea what the problem is. I can try replacing the headset, but I don't think that is gonna solve the issue.

Did you ever figure out what the problem was with your phone/headset?
[Android Auto General] ascanio1:
Can someone recommend a good device for a vehicle with 1 DIN?

Preferably the display that comes out should remain vertical and should not tilt back because the car's plastics overhang the 1 DIN frame/area

Thank you in advance for your time/expertise.
[Android Auto General] contrinsan:
I recently got the pioneer AVH-Z7100DAB as i wanted one from pioneer for the nice sound they give and it was the only one i could find from pioneer with big screen & android auto that is 1din. My previous was the older pioneer AVH-5200BT which had no android auto has the same 1din big screen that comes out of the radio and i was very satisfied with the quality so i am pretty confident this upgrade with android (and mirrorlink, carstream,..) will do the same good job

(edit : yes, you can select for it to stay vertical or tilt it or also move a little further from the backside)
[Android Auto General] ascanio1:
Sounds perfect! Unfortunately it's very pricey. I really appreciate the advice but I should have added "at reasonable price"!

Can you recommend anything under 200€?View attachment 4700631

I only need maze or google navigation (GPS), DAB radio, Bluetooth to stream music from my phone, phone support (make/receive calls + phone contracts display), android apps compatible.

The sound quality and sound power are not priority as I almost never listen to music.
[Android Auto General] mike.s:
Sounds like you're in the wrong forum. This one is for Android Auto headunits. You might want to check other forums for info on the cheap Chinese units which run the Android OS.
[Android Auto General] ascanio1:
No, I think that I'm in the correct forum, unless there is a price discrimination of which I'm not aware.

I need something exacting like the Pioneer device, just cheaper. It's not about functions, as much as about price.

Can you recommend anything under 200€?
[Android Auto General] ascanio1:
Can anyone recommend a reasonably priced 1 DIN Android device?
[Android Auto General] schriss:
Have you tried looking through those on Aliexpress? Just try search for 1 DIN Android and see if you can find one that as a minimum of 2GB RAM (NOT ROM, Memory or whatever they call it sometimes)
[Android Auto General] ascanio1:
Thank you for the advice that I appreciate. I will research for 2GB RAM or more. That's a good tip.

Are there other characteristics that I should look for?

Anyway, I searched and found some older, used, Pioneer units on eBay but I'm a bit hesitant regarding second hand electronics. If I buy new items on Amazon, then I'm protected against junk or non working units. I sent back a dashcam after 7 months and got a full refund as, apparently, others were experiencing troubles.

... I cannot believe that anything less than that Pioneer is simply junk.
[Android Auto General] schriss:
I personally would only look for at least 2GB RAM, nothing else. Oh and capacitive screen, not resistive like that Pioneer mentioned earlier.

You are protected on eBay as a buyer, but if the item matches description, there will not be much you can do.

I would try buy new from Aliexpress rather than used from somewhere else, but it's just me. You have buyer proitection on Aliexpress and possible refunds (partial or total) if something is not right. Buyer is not paid until you click confirm after you received the item and it is working.
[Android Auto General] ascanio1:
Thanks again for the additional advice. I did not know that Aliexpress offered protection and later I will look into Aliexpress too. For now I found these:

1. https://www.amazon.it/dp/B07HF7FHWC/?coliid=I3KUACOID1XBJ3&colid=3025DE5W07WS1&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

2. https://www.amazon.it/dp/B07C5P2GHP/?coliid=IUNUZJ39X6P8N&colid=3025DE5W07WS1&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

3. https://www.amazon.it/dp/B077YH2TTV/?coliid=I167QPSWOA29OM&colid=3025DE5W07WS1&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

4. https://www.amazon.it/dp/B0799KRW97/?coliid=I1IR3M8P28XSK7&colid=3025DE5W07WS1&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

5. https://www.amazon.it/dp/B07JNLFS19/?coliid=IZ5CFKNRH63N4&colid=3025DE5W07WS1&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

6. https://www.amazon.it/dp/B0774LW7Z6/?coliid=I233OGMY40HWIK&colid=3025DE5W07WS1&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

7. https://www.amazon.it/dp/B07GPL1D8R/?coliid=I1MKXV18CP9BLA&colid=3025DE5W07WS1&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

8. https://www.amazon.it/dp/B07GGXWN64/?coliid=I2CHUI03CCRQB6&colid=3025DE5W07WS1&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

I like number [1.] best for looks but I am not sure about technical details. It shows 4GB ... number [2.], [3.] and [4.] all seem pretty much the same with little differences. Any recommendations? Which one would you go for?

Later I hope to have some time to check Aliexpress too. Again, thank you for sharing both your time and expertise!

PS: my car's walnut cover of the 1 DIN slot tilts open and when it does, it protrudes for 1.2cm, on top of the slot itself. So the screen must not slant backwards or it will touch the walnut cover.
[Android Auto General] schriss:
Non-english I can't help. But There are reviews there on Amazon, read them :) And many are 800 * 480 resolution, that is very low.
[Android Auto General] ascanio1:
Thank you. I appreciate you looking at then anyway.

Is TFT the correct display tipe?
[Android Auto General] schriss:
They will all be TFT. Look for Capacitive, not Resistive.
[Android Auto General] ascanio1:
From your post i desume that TFT does not describe capacitive or resistive (I thought TFT was capacitive).
[Android Auto General] schriss:
Yes. Do not assume, you can always enter "what is TFT screen" into Google :)
[Android Auto General] mike.s:
So, you are looking for a cheap Chinese unit which runs Android, and not an Android Auto unit like you said earlier. This is the wrong place, as I said.
[Android Auto General] ascanio1:
Apologies...

What is the difference?
[Android Auto General] mike.s:
The common Chinese units run Android, you install apps on the head unit, and it needs to connect to a hotspot on the phone to get Internet access and be useful. Android Auto units basically provides a display and touchscreen for the phone to use, and gives you a simplified interface for apps installed on the phone which are written to use it. They're very different things.
[Android Auto General] ascanio1:
Hi Mike,

Apologies for contradicting you but I have a rear view mirror dashcam, of Chinese manufacture, that does not need a hot spot from my phone as it has a 4G SIM card slot and does all that you describe for the Android Auto units, word by word. Plus it has a reversing camera, google maps, make phone calls, accesses internet and lots more, independently of my phone.

It cost me only 135€.

So I ask once again, where is the difference?

I am looking for something like my rear view dashcam recorder but without the recorder that I don't need for my 1 DIN slot.
[Android Auto General] mike.s:
Exactly the same as what? What you describe is not an Android Auto unit, it's a unit running the Android OS.

Google "Android Auto."
[Android Auto General] ascanio1:
It does exactly what you describe in your post.

Namely:

"Android Auto units basically provides a display and touchscreen for the phone to use, and gives you a simplified interface for apps installed on the phone which are written to use it."

My review mirror dashcam of Chinese manufacture does all that. Plus more.

The instruction manual is badly translated and the quality of sound may not be as good.

But, apart for instruction manual and sound quality, once more, what is the difference?
[Android Auto General] schriss:
This is Android Auto General forum.

For Android Head Unit try posting here: https://xdaforums.com/android-auto/android-head-units
[Android Auto General] ascanio1:
Thank you schriss,

I will certainly post there. I have no problem to do so.

But, in all honesty, I googled the 2 denominations and I still really do not understand what is the difference! The functions are identical. To me it seems only semantic.

Both run on android, both have the same screens, both offer the same functions, etc., etc.. In fact, in most googled links the two denominations are used interchangeably and there is no distinction.

If there is a difference I would very much like to learn what it is. Maybe that difference can be useful for my necessities...
[Android Auto General] mike.s:
Nope. You're completely wrong.

An Android Auto head unit doesn't have to run on Android, and many (most?) don't. They only provide display and input services to an attached device running the Android OS. You can't install Android apps on an Android Auto head unit. An AA head unit needs no network connection to run AA. It won't show things like Maps or Google Music without a phone connected. You install the apps on your phone, and use the AA head unit for a simplified user interface.

With a headunit running Android OS, you install apps on the head unit. The head unit needs a network connection in order run things like Maps. It will work without a phone (unless you use a phone as a hotspot to give the head unit an Internet connection).

If you think they're in any way "identical," you simply do not understand them. They are completely different. You obviously didn't Google enough to learn the difference.

This particular forum is for Android Auto, not the Chinese units running Android OS.
[Android Auto General] ascanio1:
Thank you for the time that you invested to explain.

So the main difference would be that Android Auto:

A) do NOT run on android and DO need a phone, connected, for which phone these units are simply a display or UI.

While Android Head Units, that you refer to as "Chinese":

B) DO run on Android and do NOT need a phone, connected.

Did I understand correctly?

If I did understand correctly, then you confirm that the Chinese devices are more appropriate for my needs rather than these Android Auto. Correct?

Connecting my phone, per se, is not a requirement, unless this connection is absolutely necessary to deliver the functions that I am looking for and I am happy to post in the appropriate forum (as I mentioned to schriss ), once I understand which device is more suited to deliver the functions that I look for (in this order):

1. Navigation

2. Reverse camera

3. Watching youtube videos (passenger)

4. Streaming music from my phone (or passenger phone)

5. Making and receiving phone calls, preferably using my phone's bluetooth earphone (for better privacy in the car)

6. DAB radio (can do without)
[Android Auto General] schriss:
Theoretically you can achieve these with both kinds of head units. Assuming radio itself will have reverse camera functionality and you don't care about DAB, then all the other features you can use on your phone, which means either you use Android Auto (so your phone will be running the apps but you will be using them on head unit) OR get Android head unit which will run everything on it's own.

So the choice is do you want stand-alone Android radio that can do things OR do you want Android Auto which will be like a mirror screen for your phone.
[Android Auto General] ascanio1:
I see. I appreciate the clarification. Thank you again for your time.

I assume that the cheapest device that will deliver the functions that I listed will be my choice. I can easily do without DAB but I cannot invest 400€ ...

I assume that Android Auto are in some ways "better" given the higher price. Could you explain what justifies the premium price?

Are there older Android Auto 1 DIN devices that deliver those functions? I hoped to find older versions of the Pioneer at cheaper prices but I had no luck...
[Android Auto General] mike.s:
Android Auto will not display "video" from the phone, and it is definitely NOT a "screen mirror." You're only confusing the OP further.
[Android Auto General] schriss:
Sorry I oversimplified this :D

---------- Post added at 12:20 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:18 PM ----------

Now you are getting into "preference" territory :) And definitely the higher price does not equal to better.
[Android Auto General] ascanio1:
Thank you! So let me reiterate one of my earlier posts, in this thread: do you know of any units under 200€?
[Android Auto General] schriss:
This is Android Auto forum, so I have to say no, but maybe others do know.

If you post the same question in Android Head Units or search Aliexpress yourself, you will find out that most of 1 DINs are under 200€ including Android 8.1 Quad Core with 2GB RAM.
[Android Auto General] contrinsan:
I wish there would exist a decent car radio with decent sound output that have built in (upgradable) android OS in it (that survives playing music (loud) daily on a sound system for longer then a couple of weeks/months lol)

I now have this pioneer car radio with 'android auto' for a couple of weeks and it sounds good (for some reason not as good as the 9 year old pioneer in the lower bass region but that's offtopic) but the android thing is totally not what i expected.

I didn't look much what it was, i saw android auto, i looked at a couple of youtube videos and thought : ok i'm buying this upgrade for my car radio..

I thought i was gonna get android in my car... No... with android auto i get 1 app(*) that has google (or waze) navigation and a google music player (that looks horrible like it was made in 1999 and it seems not possible to fast forward my music (dj mixes),it also can have an internet radio app and spotify also works in a simplified version. For some reason it also shows telegram chat app but i cannot do anything in there)

Ohyes, you can also make calls with it, but my 9 year old bluetooth car radio could handle that very well also..

The android auto app puts my phone on 'do not disturb' and starts replying to messages from people in every chat app that i am driving (The text i can edit but i cannot seem to turn this off and it has been driving me crazy).

Thank god i have been a user on this forum for some years so i have a rooted phone and found an xposed mod to disable this other restriction for scrolling longtime through playlists or many times i would have gotten to my destination already from spending all my time into waiting to be able to continue scrolling through a playlist.

So that my friend, is the difference between 'android auto' and 'android OS' in your car radio :) when you have android os, it will look like an android tablet in your car with probably no restrictions in using anything you want that android has to offer.

(*)I got the youtube player (carstream) to work so that allready is a good thing that i can play music playlists on youtube, i also have aamirror working but it makes my phone act crazy and the resolution is not so good when in landscape mode, i can hardly see what's on the home screen
[Android Auto General] schriss:
I never had Android Auto unit, just 2 different Android head units, so I can only comment on those. Yes they are unrestricted Android and most of the time come rooted. Just like with Phones, there is community here developing custom ROMs for them. Malaysk or Hal9k are well known ones. Those head units evolve, but slowly, so still the screens are not the best, sun glare is bad on them and resolution not the greatest, at most it is 600p (which surprisingly is enough), but overall no complains, multi touch works fine. Any unit with 3GB RAM or more will be very decent one to use with Google Maps and other apps. No lag no stutter, it just works. I have a Subwoofer connected to mine and that works nice too.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro Questions & Answers] woodpeacker1501:
how do I restore the lost face unlock on miui 10, I use miui 10 global developer v9.1.24, I have changed the region but it can't, the region menu is always closed when I open it, does anyone know how to fix it?
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] ascanio1:
How do I set the phone to NOT connect to a network unless I need to?

Now it connects to that network automatically.

I [edit] do not want to "forget" the network. I do not want not switch off the network. I must leave ON the phone's network radio.

-----------------

I installed a video dashcam recorder in my car and it broadcasts a network (cannot be switched off) that SOMETIMES I need to access to setup, configure, view recorded videos, etc.. This network does not access the internet.

When I drive I need my phone's DATA connection to access the internet (WhatsApp, etc.) and I need my phone's network radio to be on to help google maps and other apps locate my position.

If I leave my phone's radio on, my phone connects to my dashcam network and cannot access internet blocking WhatsApp and other apps.

Can anyone help me, pls? I thank in advance your time/expertise.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] cash2387:
Would resetting the Network Settings help?

Settings-> System-> Reset-> Network Reset

So it ends up clearing all saved Wifi networks. Sounds like your Saved List might be corrupt. You should always be able to "forget" a network
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] ascanio1:
I apologize. I did not explain clearly and I will edit my post.

I do not WANT to forget the network because I want to use it sometimes to accesses a device (but this device does not access internet).

When I don't need to access the device I prefer to connect to the internet and, therefore, I need to use the phone carrier data plan. But to improve google maps I also need to keep the WiFi radio on.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] irony_delerium:
For that, you don't actually need WiFi on - Location services has access to the wifi radio for scanning assuming you haven't disabled that in location settings.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] ascanio1:
Yes, exactly. That is why I don't want to turn off or disable the WiFi radio.

So, if I don't disable the WiFi radio, how do I set the phone to only connect to that network when I need and not automatically? How do I set it up in such s way that when I step into the car it does not connect automatically to that network (that has no intent access)?
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] irony_delerium:
Turn off wifi in settings or with the quick toggle. Make sure scanning is enabled under settings / security & location (or the equivalent in EMUI, I don't remember where it is as I've only run EMUI momentarily over the past several months).

The radio itself will not be completely powered down - it'll still be available for location services to use for scanning.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] ascanio1:
I was not aware that google maps will not be affected by toggling off WiFi. Thank you for taking your time to help me.

While it's good news that I can google off Wi-Fi for google maps, I keep forgetting my Wi-Fi on (I have the habit to keep it on at all times) so I keep loosing all WhatsApp/Viber messages and calls.

So is there absolutely no way to NOT connect automatically to a network if the radio is ON?
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] irony_delerium:
I'm not sure there's a way to say that... Most of the time, personally, I end up turning wifi off, as it's a real pain when you're moving through access points (and the device insists on holding the connection), so unless I know I'm going to have a stable connection and I'm staying in the same place for a while, I almost universally leave it off...
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] ascanio1:
I appreciate that your circumstances are different but I always have Wi-Fi (work/home) and I don't move a lot so it's always on.

Is there absolutely no way to avoid automatic network connection when WiFi is on?
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] ascanio1:
Can anyone help me understand how to stop automatic network connection?
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] luck2ang:
use wifi plus
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] Borlas:
Try a WiFi prioritising software... And give lowest priority to the one you don't want to use. Had one of those with kitkat and worked flawlessly
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] ascanio1:
This is a good idea! [emoji362]

I will try and revert
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] ascanio1:
I will try this app and revert. Thank you!
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] ascanio1:
This app will not install on android 8.0 because it's an unknown source.

I then googled now to install unknown sources but my Huawei Mate 9 has different menu options from all googled step by step explanations how to install apps from unknown sources. Huawei Mate 9 android 8.0 lacks the bottom box "special access"

I attach 2 images of the 2 stumbling blocks.

Can you suggest a different Apk or how to install apps from unknown sources?View attachment 4702380View attachment 4702384
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] ascanio1:
First of all thank you for the advice add time.

I installed 3 different prioritizing apps but none had the option to prioritize data connection over WiFi or the option to exclude a specific network when the phone WiFi radio is ON.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro Questions & Answers] Speektre54:
Can i flash miui official beta using MIflash to go back to miui10 from HavocOS?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro Questions & Answers] DarkCod3r:
Yes, you can.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro Questions & Answers] Cyanogen1:
How?? Plz tell me
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro Questions & Answers] hackeroid:
yes, but you can also flash a recovery rom of MIUI beta version from the custom recovery too you dont need to go for

the mi flash option.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] neonkat:
#include
/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war or your phone gets derped. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this Kernel
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*/

Kernel features:-

Recommended app for tuning: EX Kernel Manager/Kernel Adiutor/Spectrum/Smartpack Kernel Manager

HOW To FLASH?

BUGS:

idk,you tell me :v

Downloads

----> AndroidFileHost/Google Drive

Telegram

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Credits: Well ofcourse to abhishek987,bgcngm,akhilnarang,franciscofranco,the lineageOS team,osm0sis,flar2 and all other developers for their contributions!

XDA:DevDB Information

Infected Kernel, Kernel for the Xiaomi Poco F1

Contributors

neonkat

Source Code: [url]https://github.com/neonkat/beryllium_kernel.git[/URL]

Kernel Special Features:

Version Information

Status: Stable

Current Stable Version: R3

Stable Release Date: 2019-03-01

Created 2019-02-06

Last Updated 2019-03-01