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[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] imthepc:
Maybe you're right. I noticed there's very minor issue while paying COD .Hope this could be fixed somehow :crying:
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] imthepc:
Tried 10.3.8 xiaomi.eu rom. same issue :(
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Dev Saxena:
Bro then keep in mind in which frequency your gpu running in my case when my gpu running on 414MHz or lower frequency mypubg getting touch issue then I'm manually salect the 675MHz frequency and suddenly all the touch issues are gone hope this may work if this not working for you then replace the touch screen this will help you
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] imthepc:
Can you please tell which do you use to manually select gpu's frequency?

I can set a range of frequency from minimum to maximum.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Dev Saxena:
I don't go over the 675MHz and minimum of my gpu is 257MHz try it and then tell me if it's working or not bt in my case I'm using fk kernel
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] imthepc:
Okay so after trying the same issue still exists. Tried fk kernel and Max 675MHz and Min 257MHz in gpu. Issue still exists.

The eleborated issue is already there

http://en.miui.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=3746297&extra=&page=1&mobile=2

Many users are facing this but still no solution.

I tried literally everything I came across but nothing helps.

Flipkart denied the replacement as this is not an issue of phone (according to them!)

Certainly everyone lost their hope and no one is even talking about this now!

If someone has found any solution please help!

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[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Dev Saxena:
Bro go to service centre they will replace the touch panel. Why flipkart? That is just online store and nothing not a service centre of a phone.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] imthepc:
Flipkart because my product was under replacement policy.

Mi service center denied for screen replacement as this issue was in "Third Party Apps" not in the hardware. Those guys don't even understand the problem.

Guess there's no way now.

Selling the device is the only option.Which is not happening soon :(

Don't Go For This Device

"I REPEAT DON'T"
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Darkreaper_11:
I was in Same Situation (Nvt panel) i lost all my hope and stopped playing pubg but then i tried twisted kernel with old touch driver that didn't entirely fixed my problem but it did improved my experience. Then next day i downloaded miroom based on miui11 port. This rom fixed all the touch issues of pubg/fortnite. but i don't guarantee this will work for everyone because touch issues is a hardware problem and will not be fixed by kernel/custom rom.xiaomi must admit it is hardware problem and open the door for a replacment. Xiaomi Making Fool of us Indians.I will never buy a Xiaomi phone again, ever!
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] imthepc:
I tried miui11 port as you mentioned. Didn't work for me. There's always crosshair jump in pubg. Tried twisted kernel driver. Didn't actually work. Can you please specify the version of touch drivers you used?
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Darkreaper_11:
I told you it will not work for everyone but I just wanted to help you somehow but guess what I failed.Sorry for giving you false hope. let me tell you what problem I was facing,in my case i got faulty digitizer and touch was oversensitive . in pubg I could not aim properly when I was using 2 or more touch, crosshair was shaking even noobs kill me so I stopped playing pubg. you asked what version of twisted kernel, I tried NVT-8.12.10 and it worked fine for me. And Now I am on miroom stock kernel No problems at all even Banking apps works.

I hope your problem gets sorted. May the light of Diwali fill your home with the light of joy and happiness.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] imthepc:
I tried everything you mentioned. Nothing worked...
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] imthepc:
Any solutions pal?
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] ma_t14:
Since getting this phone last year I have never been able to edit music metadata (id3 tags) from the PC with the phone connected. I tried using MusicBee, MediaMonkey, WMP to change tags but files seem to be read-only as no changes stick once you disconnect the device. I never had this issue with any other previous devices.

Any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Cyclone Emperor:
I use AutomaTag on my phone. When I transfer to my PC, the data comes along with no issues
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] ma_t14:
As I said, the issue is when the phone is connected to the PC and you are editing the tags on the pc directly through e.g. a music management program like MusicBee. Editing tags on the phone works fine, my bad for not clarifying that.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Youdoofus:
what music player are you using your files in? im having tons of trouble with GPM not finding songs i added to my external sd card. ive had to go clear the cache and data from that app, reboot and relaunch, even that only works sparingly. Ill try editing some ID3 tags here at work, but im on a citrix interface machine all day, so we will see if i can even access the internal storage lol

nope, it wont even recognize the device, confirmed this by plugging a usb stick into it and it also didnt recognize that. Also plugged the phone into my bosses windows 10 laptop which recognized it instantly
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] ma_t14:
I have had no issues with any of the music players I tried on the phone, e.g. BlackPlayer and GoneMad.

Did you have any success editing tags on a windows machine?
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Youdoofus:
yeah, i strictly use google play music (GPM) and its always giving me issues. doesnt matter if its internal storage or external.

yes, i did get my id3 tags edited and verified that it worked in my car
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] ma_t14:
Interesting, what did you use to edit the tags?
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Youdoofus:
VLC player
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] ramheer:
Today I unboxed the oneplus 7t pro mclaren edition and i have to say the box looks premium in the black carbon fibre look with subtle McLaren branding on the front.

Opening the box the first thing you see is an orange pocket which houses an invitation letter and some pamphlets, under these we have the beautiful powerhouse the oneplus 7t pro mclaren edition which borrows from the supercar aesthetic of the limited-production McLaren Speedtail, resilient carbon fiber imparts a track-inspired appearance and ultra-premium feel, finished with a subtle accent line in McLaren’s hallmark papaya orange racing tint.

Hiding under the phone is the orange braided usb c charging cable which again looks and feels very premium. At the bottom of the box is the 30T warp charger under a never settle branded flap, it is finished in a matte black and orange colour way which looks much nicer than the white chargers you get with other oneplus devices, and not to mention this is OnePlus’s fastest charger capable of charging your phone to 68 percent in 30 minutes.

Under the box is a secret orange panel which once removed reveals the case, which incorporates classic McLaren design elements, this precision-crafted signature protective case is accented in carbon fiber and Italian-made Alcantara®, the same plush fabric that adorns the sophisticated interiors of McLaren’s luxury sports cars.

Taking a closer look at the OnePlus 7t pro Mclaren you can see that special subtle carbon fiber effect that dances as you tilt and turn the phone, also around the camera module you can see that famous papaya orange that Mclaren are famous for and with hints of it along the edges too.

The metal frame is in a glossy black finish with the alert slider being in a metallic orange again helping to break up that stealthy black frame. Looking at the front of the phone you can see an uninterrupted 6.67 inch, 90hz, QHD plus panel which looks stunning because unlike many other devices there are no notches, punch holes or water drops making for a very immersive experience when viewing content. This is thanks to OnePlus utilising that pop up selfie camera again.

And That was my simple OnePlus 7t pro McLaren edition unboxing, overall I love this device and the premium presentation that it comes wrapped in, it will go on sale on the 5th of November priced at £799.

You can watch the video here if you like:

https://youtu.be/YmVL-AhBDQE
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] radx:
Nice video. I'm considering getting it myself. But a question that hit me. What if you flash this with a custom rom. How do you go back to stock mclaren branded rom? I'm guessing the phone does use the same images as the regular oneplus 7t pro?

I know it's basically just cosmetic but I prefer being able to revert back to stock and having a special edition that means special edition stock :)
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] simonali68:
That looks to me like someone else unboxed the phone whilst some else filmed them doing it. This thread is just a transcript of the voiceover so I've just wasted my time watching it...
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] RDFARHAN:
Would you like to share the wallpaper resources apk from the mclaren?
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] daveuk87:
Pulled an apk from from root/OnePlus/app/OPwallpaperresources but it's 400MB, can upload somewhere if you can confirm it's the file you're after?

Not actually sure if this will give you what you want but it's the most relevant file I found poking around the root storage on my McLaren edition

The McLaren wallpapers themselves are attached in this zip including the live wallpaper though

---------- Post added at 06:36 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:21 PM ----------

Sorry that didn't upload here even though it suggested it did

Wallpapers mega link: https://mega.nz/#!MIl1TawI!tq_DBoRYGieOmQ_eNhvXegaMD1JIphrIAnqxsF-Gwoo

OPwallpaperresources.apk mega link: https://mega.nz/#!IJtThCCY!VAKAvnI_-Wj9oV-Vep3LT5gcCzigI8d_b4hoExRPqwI

Let me know how you get on
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] RDFARHAN:
Thank you very much, but still the OPWallpaperResouces apk can't show the mclaren live wallpaper on launcher, it seems like OP7T wallpaper with OP7T live wallpaper, maybe that exclusive feature for the OP7T mclaren only.

Would you mind if you share the bootanimation of Mclaren on your system folder?
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] totti808:
Thanks. It looks good.

I have the 7T pro and I wish there was an option for dark colors like black.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Questions & Answers] Haider**:
How to enable google pixel 2 or pixel 3 feature that show nearby playing music on Lockscreen.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Questions & Answers] Rubens95:
Use pixel experience ROM
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Questions & Answers] Haider**:
Is there any way to enable in other custom rom like syberia and havoc OS.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Questions & Answers] Rubens95:
I don't think so because in pixel experience it's an app developed by the pixel experience creator and integrated into system. I don't know if some magisk module exist but I don't think so
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] Causical:
This is just my personal opinion, but I feel like OnePlus is just now testing the waters with their consumers now that they're out in the open. The 7T pro's extreme similarities and marginal upgrades as compared to the other models released this year just doesn't make logical sense for the price points. I think it's simply a consumer experiment made intentionally by OnePlus just to "feel out" where they're at with their customers. If a lot of people pay for "something new" with minimal changes, OnePlus knows how to tweak their sales scheme to target the flagship industry. My advice to everyone would be to hold off, don't spend money on the 7T pro and just go with the 7T. If you want to keep OnePlus 8 sales prices down I would highly suggest this.

OnePlus will likely keep coming with future pro models, but I feel like it's a bit early in the game and highly unlikely that they will continue to manufacture 4 models a year. So what you don't want to do is go buy the 7T Pro, show them that you're willing to pay that much more for marginal improvements and then give them the green light to go full blown with the ridiculous priced flagship OEMs. What you want to happen is for the Pro variants to be just as good as the 7 generation were. What you don't want to happen is for OnePlus to realize how impulsive people can be and then they skimp on the regular (8) and T (8T) models so that they can wait to pack all major upgrades into one 1100 dollar phone. Ideally you want 3 releases, the regular model (#), the T model (#T) and the Pro model and you want the price points pretty much where they fall with the current 7 generation with the exception of the 7T pro. I think it would be very smart to not buy the 7T pro.
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] SESHER:
I bought the 7T Pro at the pop-up event and I'm truely loving it. I was already in love with the 7 Pro because of it's display, but did not get it because I had just bought the 6T few months earlier in January. I decided I'd rather wait 6 months and see what the 7T Pro would end up like. I'm a big OnePlus fan since the very beginning, being one of the first few to get a OnePlus One. So I already knew that waiting for the upgraded T-model was most often worth it.

Off course while watching the launch event live I got really disappointed to finally find out I waited 6 months for no noticable changes. (Something I'm not used to from OnePlus, knowing them since, and owning one of the first, OnePlus One.) And that compared to the 7T, the only NOTICABLE difference that's ''Pro'' is an edge-to-edge display wich will cost you €160 extra.

But coming from a 6T, as soon as I finally got the 7T Pro and used it for some time, that disappointment was quickly forgotten.

I think the only people who will buy the 7T Pro are either: -really loving the edge-to-edge display

-smartphone/Android enthusiasts

-power users

-not informed about the minor differences with the 7T, thinking ''the more it costs, the better it is''.

-Well aware of the differences and still want to pay extra for whatever personal reason I couldn't think off.

But the average consumer finds that €599 for the 7T is already expensive enough for a phone and won't even think about paying €160 extra for the Pro model.
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] vooze:
But.. I want a 1100 dollar device with EVERYTHING.. I picked a OnePlus phone because of software, not price.
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] galaxys:
Enjoy your new toy!
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] TarkoonXDA:
I don't know if it's different in other countries, but here in Germany the 7T is only available with 128GB and not with 256GB like the 7T Pro. For me these additional 128GB ARE another NOTICIBLE difference between 7T and 7T Pro. And when I look at other brands like for example Apple, they charge 100€ extra for REALLY just additional 128GB in the iPhone 11. So compared to this offer the 160€ for 256GB instead of 128GB, notch-less design, higher resolution screen, bigger battery etc. are not a really bad offer.

Yes, the 7T is a great phone with a nice price, but in my opinion the 7T Pro is too!
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] Mesmurized:
This is my primary reason. Never will own a phone with a notch. Maybe US will get the Pro. OP is playing games with network exclusivity.
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] galaxys:
Yep, I left Pixels because of their big ridiculous notches & bezels!
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] TAGTRAUM:
I'm waiting for McLaren edition and already pre-ordered, and 7T Pro is first phone which i'd like to buy since my Nexus 6 in 2014, so that theory with sales, i'll pass it, OP 8 on leaked photos have punch hole, that's a big nono for me, and i has OP7 Pro hands-on for couple hours and really like it, so i think you must listen to your heart and if you found your eyecandy, go with it! :)
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] Causical:
Well keep in mind another potential future candidate will be (being that OnePlus continues to buy displays from Samsung) the under display camera that is now being marketed to come possibly with the Galaxy S11. Of course that probably means two more generations away for OnePlus, but that's the candy.
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] TAGTRAUM:
I can be wrong, but read somewhere that S11 will still have punch hole, and nextgen in 2021-2022 will be totally without bezels. And to be honest, i'm not excited about phones nowadays, back in time i was absolutely crazy about any bleeding edge feature in every phone/electronics, in 2019/2020 phone is utility, but mclaren is at least beautiful with this accents and carbon/alcantara instead psychodelic samsung back (b!#ch please), and apple unisex "must like everyone" boring design not for me :)
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] ramrstf4:
I think Google is 1.5 years behind the market and I still do not understand why people still buy Pixels. They are like a left behind iPhone basically.

I would just fire Pixel's design team and start anew.
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] galaxys:
True, they only have one release a year, so always behind. They have a different one making the phone every year, so always 1st generation!
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] kadopt:
The real issue is people buying phones every year / 6 months.

I've bought the 7T Pro on Tuesday and is my fourth android phone since 2010, upgraded from a Moto X Style from 2015 running Lineage 16.

The borderless and notchless display is great although I'm not really a fan of curved edges but hey, it was either this or the Mi 9T Pro / Redmi K20 Pro.

I didn't go for the 7T because of the notch (I hate notches) and the back camera module is not pleasant to see.

I've seen the leaks of OP8 and punch hole cameras are not my thing.

I think launching devices twice a year just makes the early buyers frustrated and they add nothing new, actually It's getting quite difficult to add new hardware features to these devices and some of them are niche things that most people will use for 5 minutes and that it.

In the end people just tend to want the latest thing even if it brings nothing new, unfortunately, just look at the iPhone, good performance but the "new" features are things android had for years, yet people still buy them like bread.
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] yacbos:
true, its only the aesthetics for the mclaren and i waited for black friday to catch it, else for the price tag i would have got any of the high end OEMs in the market

OP used to have decent price range which is not the case anymore, its a shame.
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] subarctic2123:
I ordered a Oneplus 7T Pro when I saw the first pictures of the coming OP8 with punch-hole. I don´t like it either. I was coming from a Oneplus 5T, so I don´t change the phone every year. I think the big camera module on the 7T will make the phone less durable.
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] knpk13:
[MENTION=3723165]kadopt[/MENTION]

I just got the 7T pro too when I saw the 8. I'm upgrading from a 3T. Everything is great, but the curved screen is bothering me so much I'm considering returning it and sticking to my op3t even though it's 4 years old. The glare I can work around, but it distorts the image at edges, how do you live with that? Most display reviews barely mention it. I'm really on the fence about this, not sure what to do. Can't find a phone exactly like the 7T Pro but with a flat display. Does anyone have any alternatives they could recommend?

[MENTION=5842226]anupritaisno1[/MENTION] and [MENTION=2010892]Nezorflame[/MENTION] you both went from a 3 to a 7 pro too right? Any thoughts?

All these gimmicks, punch hole, notch, curved.. sigh just give me a flat normal display. [MENTION=4405529]nvertigo67[/MENTION] [MENTION=2911853]BillGoss[/MENTION] any thoughts on newer phones or curved edges? I read your post from a while ago on keeping your op3 billgoss. I've been on NLOS 16 and LOS 17 for too long to settle with OOS (although it's usable), but luckily there seem to be fastboot flashable ROMs even though a working TWRP isn't available yet for all the Android 10 changes like dynamic partitions.

The only other thing about the hardware that bothered me was no headphone jack, but I got the bullets wireless v2 for free with the phone. As for software, by far the most annoying issue is the back gesture which interferes with pulling out the sidebar. Not to mention most videos don't even use the full display.

As for the durability of the camera module, I think moving parts (pop up camera on the 7T pro) over the size seems more likely to fail sooner, in theory. Although apparently OP tested it and rates it for 300,000 cycles.
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] Nezorflame:
[MENTION=7134312]knpk13[/MENTION] hello there.

To be honest with you, I'm really OK with the curved edges (I've owned Samsung Galaxy S6 edge before, so it's not my first curved display) and don't mind the slight distortion (which I actually don't notice much when looking at the display).

Since I own the 7 Pro, I have 100% of the screen for myself, combined with the fullscreen gestures it's an absolute beauty. I like the motorized camera solution as well, and since I absolutely despise the cutouts, it's my only option. I barely use the front-facing camera at all, would actually prefer to have a phone without a front-facing camera at all, but alas :)

So in terms of the display I can't complain.
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] knpk13:
Hm, I guess it's my first curved display and it the distortion really stood out. I'll give it a few more days. As for the camera module, I'm actually happy with this solution, I was replying to the person I quoted. I don't use the front camera much either, so as long as it lasts a few years I'm ok with it.
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Guides, News...] BillGoss:
My views on new phones are:

- flagships are way too expensive. My 3T is about half the price on the 7T Pro. So I'm expecting to go with a mid-range phone for my next one (hopefully still a few years away)

- I don't have any issues with bezels. Esthetically a bezel-less screen is appealing, but functionally it's not significant (remember, these are my personal views)

- I don't like the size of the newer phones - too tall and too narrow. My sweet spot is between 5" and 6" and I like 16:9. I read a lot and prefer a format that is book-like.

- I don't see the point of curved screens. After all, I hold the phone by its sides and I don't want that to register as a screen touch. Go flat screens!

- And my key requirement is that I must be able to run a custom rom (I prefer LineageOS) because that significantly increases the life of security patching and Android updates. Vendors rarely go past 2 years support.

At this point I have no idea what phone I'd buy if my 3T died.