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[LG V30 Questions & Answers] jamey090:
How do I root my lg v30 Thinq H931 AT&T ?
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] ChazzMatt:
See post #1 of the sticky:

ROOT YOUR V30!

https://xdaforums.com/lg-v30/how-to/root-v30-t3927154

Sent via open market LG US998 V30/V30+
[HTC U Ultra Questions & Answers] Quentin2:
Hi guys.

My wife is using a HTC U Ultra, all original and stock, no modifications. It hanged today and rebooted after a while and now never came up again - it goes as far as the HTC logo and then reboots.

I can get into bootloader and recovery mode, but it never seems to implement USB, at least it doesn't show up on Device Manager and ADB cannot find it. Is there any way I can get the data from /sdcard inside (not the external SDcard slot)? We would have a spare phone, but there are many photos we would like to save...

Quentin2
[HTC U Ultra Questions & Answers] Quentin2:
Ok, after many many tries I once made it into safe mode. There ADB worked and I could read out the entire /sdcard partition. YEAH.
[HTC U Ultra Questions & Answers] Syruss2016:
Hello,

Exuse my English, I speak only French. I used Google Translate.

I have the same problem. Can you give me the solution in the details?

I want to reinstall the ROM stock.

I have access to these three menus

- reboot to bootloader

- boot to download mode

- boot to recovery mode.

All original and stock, no changes on my phone.

Thanks.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] rambo6:
I installed a Linksys Webcam at my business. It uses ActiveX controls in IE. All I have to do is type in the IP address, and presto I can see a Linksys screen with camera motion contols. When I try it with my Kaiser, I get the Linksys control screen but cannot see the live feed.

I've heard that some are using TCPMP but I cannot get around the login. Also, even if TCPMP worked, I most likely could not control the camera.

Is there an ActiveX add on that works with PIE? Has anyone had any success with similar venture. It would be way cool to check on business or home via your phone.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] aruppenthal:
I did a little searching. As far as I can find there is no way to effectively handle activeX with PIE.

I did find a application that claims it can run IP cameras over winmo.

View Commander-Mobile lets you view IP network cameras with a Pocket PC or Smartphone. Control Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) camera functions with ViewCommander's built-in control panel.

This unfortunately is not a free app.

However it does have a trial if you wanna check it out.

http://www.ivimg.com/products/vcmobile.htm

EDIT: have you tried the newest version of opera? I can view alot of things in opera that PIE wont load. You might also send a pm to the guy that made the newest version of TCPMP and youtubeplayer. He may have some additional ideas. He has some posts in development and hacking forum. His username is milesmowbray
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] rambo6:
Arrupenthal

Thanks for the link. I downloaded the trial verision. It appears to work but I'll have to wait until someone turns the lights on in the shop to see anything.

I have tried the Beta Version of Opera 9 on my Blue Angel. It is very interesting. I'll follow your recommendations and PM the TCPMP guy.

Thanks for taking the time to help me out. I spent a few hours searching before posting and did not find the software you linked me to.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hotmail:
This thread probably belongs in the General forum....

Strangely Windows Mobile doesn't support ActiveX, at least not up to this point (WM 6.1). And since ActiveX is a MS thing I doubt you'd find support in Opera, Minimo, or other browsers that render web pages directly on the WM device. You have three possible options (maybe more if your smarter than me!).

If you make any breakthrough's please post your results for the enlightenment of others who may be trying to accomplish the same thing. Good luck!

First option: use a browser like Skyfire that is client / server based, which will handle all the ActiveX on the server side and pipe the results back to you on the client side as a "moving picture". I've tested it on my Toshiba IK-WB11A wireless IP webcam and it works swimmingly. My webcam uses Java rather than ActiveX, so your mileage may vary. It should work though.

Second option: pick apart the HTML / Javascript / ActiveX code in your webcam, find out where and how it's dishing out the video stream, and point PIE directly to the JPG or similar stream. Basically your webcam is running a simple little web server that's streaming a series of refreshed JPG's (or possibly an MPG4 stream if your webcam is very new). So it's possible to view the HTML code being served up to your browser with very little effort. For example I was able to do that by loading up and opening all the HTML pages that my webcam served to my PC browser (Firefox > View > Page Source). I can see that the webcam video stream is really just a JPG that's being frequently refreshed from this address... http://my-wan-ip/__live.jpg. Now if I point PIE at this address from my WM phone I've got the image from my webcam, less all the user interface, controls, and other trappings. The same process might work with your ActiveX webcam. If you're really enterprising you could create your own simple HTML page and run it on your phone. Just add your path the JPG image, and add some code so PIE will auto-refresh. Something like this code should do the trick... <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="10;url=http://path/to/my/image/page.html"/>

Third option: use a WM application like the one linked above (IVI ViewCommander Mobile) that will attempt to do the heavy lifting in option #2 for you. There are others out there, like this for example that's free.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] rambo6:
Hotmail thanks. I agree, this thread should probably be in the Development and Hacking section. It is a very good topic though.

As a side note, MS is working on a new PIE which has something called Lite or Lightning or something like that thatwill allow the browser to do just about everything IE does.

I'll also try your suggestions.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hotmail:
In a word, yes, PIE does support refreshes. And also redirects.

You may find 1 second is too fast. Seems counter intuitive since you want to see video-like motion on the webcam. PIE is just a little too slow to manage refreshing a page every second. I found 5 to 10 seconds is about as fast as PIE can consistently refresh. Your experience may vary depending on page / image size, your connection speed, etc. Here's an example I made some time ago for checking traffic on my route to and from work. Works just fine in PIE. Looks even better when viewed in the latest version of Opera.

It's not too bad. And if you want the easy route just type the address of the webcam's image into PIE's address bar. Then every few seconds just click refresh... no HTML involved with that, no making your own web page, no FTP, etc....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] prits_uk2002:
any outcome on this. as i have a kaiser and i cannot c my ip camera on it. on internet with activex ocx installed i can see it. but phones do not have this so im stuck. what are my options ?? i beleve i can view snap shots but how??thanks again
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hotmail:
See post #4 in this thread. Those are your options. As to how (and if you can), it depends on your web cam model.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] prits_uk2002:
thanks lets see what i can gather
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] oldsap:
this is a semi-off topic question, i also have an ip camera but it uses quicktime to view it remotely using a web server. ive tried opera, and pie but it won't open the url. i tried iris browser, which actually opens up the url, but it doesn't seem to have the quicktime plugin so i can only see the camera controls but not the video feed itself.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] fesrts:
I have a D-Link webcam and it supports RSTP streaming. With that, you can use CorePlayer to view it. The only problem is you cannot control the camera motion as this is available only in the ActiveX (something you already know).

Cheers.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hotmail:
Coreplayer will play quicktime and stream. So if you know the url to the video stream itself you may be able to watch it with Coreplayer.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gregy74:
Thanks, but how can I "avoid" user name and password of webcamera.

Where can I put this pass and username?

Thanks
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hotmail:
Not sure if you can use a user name / password with Core Player. I don't think you can. But you may not need to depending on the stream type, and how your webcam authenticates you. I guess if it authenticates by IP or something basic like that, you might be able authenticate using PIE, and then connect using Core Player. But in my case, I don't need to authenticate, even though my Webcam will force authentication if I access it by going to it's home page. I can get around it by directly pointing my browser to the stream.

For example, if I go to http://192.168.0.109:100 then my webcam will attempt to authenticate me. But after I authenticate (from a desktop browser) I begin to get the webcam stream from http://192.168.0.109:100/__live.jpg?&&Ym9ibw==&dHVsZnMx. Then if I point my browser, or Core Player, on my phone to that authenticated URL I get the stream.

Your mileage may vary, depending on the type of webcam, type of authentication, and the stream type.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] oldsap:
same problem with the username and password thingy. i can't get pass it in pie.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hotmail:
If your webcam is Java based like mine, I may be able to help get around a user ID and password prompt. But if it's ActiveX then I'm not too sure. I know PIE doesn't support ActiveX.

For me it wasn't necessary. But in the past I've used URL Snooper to sniff out multimedia streams hidden within ActiveX and Java. You may find some success by viewing your webcam (from your PC's browser) and running this program. If the stream address is always the same after disconnecting / reconnecting to your webcam then you may be able to use that URL from your phone's browser.

That's exactly how my webcam works. If I change the logon ID and password of my webcam, then stream address changes. But if it's the same, then stream address is always the same... a long series of alpha/numberic characters, presumably based on the ID and password required for accessing the webcam.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] rambo6:
I ended up using a software program called View Commander. Here's the link to their website: http://www.ivimg.com/products/vcmobile.htm I bought the mid-range package for about USD45.00.

I'm using it with several Linksys WVC200 cameras which can rotate and zoom via remote control. The ivi View Commander software works really well. It can be set up for multiple cameras and have multiple presets. It's really easy to set up.

I really love using my HTC Kaiser to check up on my employees when I'm not around. It's one of the best tools I've used.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] kitano2009:
thank you HOTMAIL !

I have solve the problem with your Third option

[IVI ViewCommander Mobile] and [camplayer]

works fine with my web cam VIVOTEK.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] lukers:
Hi guys so I'm using 6t my wife 7pro but it's to big for her so I'm looking for easy option to switch "one to one" between devices is this possible?

Thanks for your help
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] pbergonzi:
Congrats to you both.

Android setup on the new phone will give option to copy settings, etc from another device, and gives direction on how to pair the devices.

After the new install, it will be a simple matter to factory reset the phone you will no longer use--bearing in mind that a factory reset will erase ALL user data, such as images, music, etc.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] manus31:
It's easy,OnePlus literally have an app called OnePlus Switch which moves over all your stuff.Its pretty easy to use. Get it up on each phone and follow the steps

Oh and congratulations,I bet when your wife was like it's too big, you were like,yea I think it is sweet heart but I'm gonna do you a favor.Ill take it....lol
[Android] Ashley Wu:
Can someone please help me debug a custom rom I made for Asus Zenfone 3 Laser, ported from Xiaomi Redmi 3s. BOTH IS OREO 8.0.0, and the same chipset of SNAPDRAGON 430.

What I did was port the boot.img, it booted up, but wifi, bluetooth, navigation keys, fingerprint, camera, sounds, and hotspot won't work. I've tried porting the system files from the stock to port rom and edit the update-script, also tried these methods:

https://alpharom.blogspot.com/p/how-to-port-any-roms-for-qualcomm.html

https://www.osbusters.net/2015/11/how-to-port-miui-7-rom-to-qualcomm-smartphones.html

https://xdaforums.com/android/software/guide-t3801391

https://irisbuddies.blogspot.com/2018/06/how-to-port-custom-rom-for-qualcomm.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOPqRoWAj-g

I'm at a loss I don't know what to do, maybe someone here at xda forums can help me with my problem. My devices doesn't have any support for a custom rom even a device tree.

Source: BOTH IS OREO 8.0.0

Stock Rom - https://www.asus.com/Phone/ZenFone-3-Laser-ZC551KL/HelpDesk_BIOS/ (Version WW-80.20.52.90 ---- 2019/02/11)

Port Rom - https://sourceforge.net/projects/xperience-aosp/files/land/12/nightly/ (xperience-12.0.0-20171207-NIGHTLY-land)
[Android] Ibuprophen:
I don't have this device myself but, I had performed a quick search and located the following (what looks like) the thread for this specific firmware. That thread is there for member Support and Guidance.

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3817137

Good Luck!

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Unless asked to do so, PLEASE don't PM me regarding support. Sent using The ClaRetoX Forum App on my Apple Macintosh.
[Android] tnitunes:
Hey, I am currently working on the ROM for Orbic Wonder Redmi 3S MSM8937

Let me know if you would be interested in my progress.
[Android Head-Units] bovcan:
I am thinking of buying new HU becouse my existing Hu from Hizpo PX3 7.1.2 is kinda wired, mostly because none of beetter DVR cams do not work.

So I am thinking of this one

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32934575168.html?spm=a2g0o.cart.0.0.78b03c00oKlwsb

anyone have experience with Eunavi HU?
[Android Head-Units] Dean123:
It's similar to the one I have, it has a few problems with my Skoda Octavia.

It boots up every time it powers up taking about 20seconds.

The canbus doesn't work with all the steering wheel buttons.

The default apps are rubbish

The theme is shocking and you can't read the text properly.

Short of the power on issue, it's not too bad.
[Android Head-Units] bovcan:
i see.. original rom I had on hizpo px3 had similar issues, like power up it was even longer.. but with hal9k rom or "malsik" that changed.
[Android Head-Units] Dean123:
I'm still waiting on eunavi sending me the firmware so I can have a look at fixing the problems.
[Android Head-Units] Turbine1991:
It's not a problem with it booting up each time, trust me.

I have a dash which goes into standby mode and it drains the battery in about 3-5 days of not using the car for a decent drive. I'm forever having to use jumper cables on the battery. I've since installed a switch, although you can use a relay - to make it boot up every time.

I've just bought this unit btw. I'll let you know how it goes in a month. Hopefully it can be modded.
[Android Head-Units] sanijsnj:
Hi, how is the unit? Have you had any chance to use rca pre outs? I want to buy an android unit but the only thing stopping me is that Subwoofer preout are either of low voltage or doesn't work at all.

The seller claims its a 5v rca pre out for the sub.. Can you confirm this?

---------- Post added at 16:15 ---------- Previous post was at 16:11 ----------

Hi, how is the unit? Have you had any chance to use rca pre outs? I want to buy an android unit but the only thing stopping me is that Subwoofer preout are either of low voltage or doesn't work at all.

The seller claims its a 5v rca pre out for the sub.. Can you confirm this?
[Android Head-Units] sekitori:
same issue here

So I have the same unit and the same power-problem, takes long to startup every time.

Tried swapping +BATT and ACC but that didn't help the drainage.

Also, mine doesn't hold the radio presets and USB2 doesn't work.

Left a message with Ali-E. to help me with this problem.

My car is a 2011 Dacia Sandero Stepway, which is Renault, basically.

**** solved ******

wire was crossed in the pigtail - radio preset hold, eq.settings hold and lots of other stuff fixed by installing Malays full ROM for PX6/STM32
[Android Head-Units] Nasser Hamod:
have autI have autoradio android vw Eunavi I need the secret numbers to open the settings and the habit of adjusting the factory.
[Nubia Red Magic 3 Questions & Answers] oberio28:
Just bought a global version of the nubia red magic 3 and the display has a red tint like the ones on Samsung S8.. It got worse as it was emphasised when I turned on the night light:crying:
[Nubia Red Magic 3 Questions & Answers] SuperDroidMe:
Yeah mine isn't bad unless I turn brightness below 20%...the CN Rom has display color adjustments, apparently they deemed this non-exclusive to Global Rom.
[Nubia Red Magic 3 Questions & Answers] oberio28:
Dang, should we just wait for the updates? Some say that it isn't normal to have that problem with the amoled
[Nubia Red Magic 3 Questions & Answers] SuperDroidMe:
Well if it's too bad and you bought from Red Magic Store you do have 12 month warranty. But updates would be nice for sure.
[Nubia Red Magic 3 Questions & Answers] oberio28:
It aint that bad, might be similar to yours.. It just sucks that the issue is still recurring in 2019.. XD
[Nubia Red Magic 3 Questions & Answers] SuperDroidMe:
Indeed, literally I circumvent it by turning off Adaptive brightness and leave it on 50%, the game launcher has brightness control built in too so that helps. If you want gestures, I can recommend "Fluid NG" in the playstore, then run the adb command to hide stock navigation and you can turn it off and on when you want. The CN Rom truly is great but the SMS system is not good in US with their WeChat or whatever it's called lol. Plus LTE won't work you can only get 4g on CN.
[Nubia Red Magic 3 Questions & Answers] oberio28:
Thanks bud, I'm worrying now on screen burn in lmfao!
[Nubia Red Magic 3 Questions & Answers] nabbed:
This is gonna be funny tomorrow when I get my red phone from Fedex. I hope you have defective phones, and you and your loved ones have cancer, gonorrhea and/or cold. Also, follow me on twitch, youtube and yelp.

:)
[Nubia Red Magic 3 Questions & Answers] oberio28:
Dfq bro! Send us some reviews on your unit
[Nubia Red Magic 3 Questions & Answers] nabbed:
Will absolutely do.
[Nubia Red Magic 3 Questions & Answers] nabbed:
RM3, 8/128GB, Red, NA variant.

Just got the phone. First impressions here first. I'll probably write a full review with pictures in a separate thread.

There's no particular order of importance of these following points.

1) The phone is gorgeous - it's a stunner. Also, huge. Makes my old OP6 look small. Side note: there's only swiping down from notification portion of the screen - meaning that you have to reach to the very top with the first swipe. But overall one-handed operation is not that much different from OP6 - in other words, tough.

2) Less slippery than all glass OP6. Feels really good holding it.

3) The display quality is on par with OP6. Not quite as picturesque as a GS9 display, but very nice looking. Haven't tested it in full sunlight yet. Also, the display is huge. Literally feels much bigger than OP6. The bezels are noticeable, but are definitely not a problem because most apps hide them.

4) Display 90Hz - you notice it right away and then you forget about it. But when I went to OP6 (the fastest phone I've used before,) it felt a bit choppy. 90Hz is real. Also, the phone itself feels significantly faster than OP6 - boot up, how quickly widgets update after a reboot, etc.

5) The battery is... fantastic - I'm so far projecting about 11 hours SOT.

6) The camera is MEH. I'll have to test it more, but so far it looks like a weaker version of OP6, which was already meh. I'm sure it's gonna provide excellent pictures in good light (haven't tried), but in low light - not so good. For example, 48mp mode is completely useless in low light. You have to switch to 12mp to get a decent shot (it combines 4 pixels into one to get more light.) I tried a few Google Cam apks, but haven't found one that worked.

7) There are bugs:

a) My sim card won't allow to set up call forwarding with AT&T. It works fine with OP6. Gonna get a new sim card tomorrow.

b) Swype keyboard (old apk) just doesn't stick. I tried like a million of different ones, none stick - phone always reverts to GBoard. Maybe it's an Android Pie issue. Very annoying.

c) Chromecast and Smart TV work perfectly except for one thing - screen mirroring doesn't work with Chromecast. You can stream, cast, mirror with TV etc, but that one single thing just doesn't work - it says Connecting...

Overall, I'm very happy with the phone, provides I can resolve some of the issues above.
[Nubia Red Magic 3 Questions & Answers] oberio28:
Just bought the eco-sport case... It's worth the price, but if you are planning to use or buy the controller, just by the the case suitable to it...
[Nubia Red Magic 3 Questions & Answers] nabbed:
UPDATE on the Red one:

1) Chromecast now works with screen mirroring just fine - must have needed to be rebooted.

2) I think the issue with the sim card and not being able to configure call forwarding is almost clear now - the card reports the Slot 1 IMEI as CDMA (14 digits). But even the Slot 2 IMEI (15 digits) gives an error "Network or Sim Card error." Called ATT and they recommended a new sim card, free of charge. When I get a new sim card tomorrow I will report back.

3) I have a serious issue with either the phone or the power button position. My phone rebooted 3 times in 5 minutes today. It may have been me inadvertently pressing the power button w/o realizing it. It it may be a defective phone. I rebooted the phone, cleared cache in recovery, and there were no more problems. However, the power button is in a perfect position for my thumbs, both hands, to press that button without realizing it. Maybe I'm holding it wrong.
[Nubia Red Magic 3 Questions & Answers] nabbed:
UPDATE #2:

1) I'm still struggling with some issues but I am also getting some resolved. The power button thing came back once - I still cannot tell what the problem is.

2) On the bright side - this camera is amazing in bright light and medium light conditions.

I took some photos in good and dim lights. The results were spectacular.

Example - a room was illuminated by a single weak lamp and a distant window full of sunlight. The 12mp picture was as good if not better than a Galaxy S9 picture.

This was significantly better than OP6.

I think if someone made a Google Cam port for this camera, it would be flagship level quality.
[Nubia Red Magic 3 Questions & Answers] nabbed:
Interesting.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rakionowner:
Hello, I'm just can't figure out how to solve this problems, firstly this phone has been used normally until this problems pop ups, it can access Download Mode/Odin , but the driver can't detect the phone even repeating driver installation. I've tried to follow ArNookie's method , got no luck till now. Has anyone knows how to fix this problems? I'm going nuts bc of this problems... Thanks...

Model:- SM-N910c
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raul6:
Well, you can maybe try

https://xdaforums.com/note-4/help/100-fix-galaxy-note-4-emmc-error-random-t3859448

but that does not look good at all. Fingers crossed it is not terminal.