[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] TheChampJT:
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Sync Album Art to the SD Card

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I have found that you'll always want your album art tagged to your music, especially if you use S2P, here are two ways to sync, EASY and FAST.

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To save some space here on this thread,

here is a link to a previous thread of mine with the instructions for this.

| "How-To" Sync Album Art to the SD Card |

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Commonly used Terms

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everywhere here in the community, are tons of terms and acronyms used that most likely have you thinking...............huh :confused:?

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The complete glossary of terms can be found in our wiki.

| xda-wiki Glossary |

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The Basics

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XDA: Wondering how the site got its name?

"This site is about certain PDA-phones, made by a firm called HTC in Taiwan.
Their makers named them 'Wallaby', 'Himalaya', 'Blue Angel', 'Wizard' and 'TyTN',
but almost nobody knows them by those names.
The mobile provider O2 sells them under the brand-name 'XDA',
and that's what we had in our hands first.
They're also known as Qtek, MDA, SX-56, Hermes and many, many other names."

HTC: High-Tech Corp.

PDA: Personal Digital Assistant

PPC: PocketPC

PIM: Personal Information Manager

SIP: Secondary Input Panel

AS: ActiveSync, the software used on your PC to transfer data to your PDA. Used with XP.

WMDC: Windows Mobile Device Center, same as AS, but for Vista.

CAB: Cabinet file, this is typically file you'll use for installing applications.

GPS: Global Positioning System, I hope you know what this is.

OS: Operating System, such as Windows Vista or Windows Mobile 6.1.

RAM: Random Access Memory, the term RAM is usually used for PC's, for PPC's, it's usually referred to as Program Memory.

Stylus: Worthless! Try to never use this in public, you'll just embarrass yourself!

Soft Reset: The same as restarting your PC, it's good to reset every day to help with system performance. To soft reset, simply press the button located to the right of the USB port on the bottom of the device with your stylus.

Hard Rest: Much like a System Restore for your PC, this will ERASE ALL DATA on your device and return it to factory defaults. You can do this by pressing and holding both the Send (Green) and End (Red) buttons, and performing a soft reset. You will then be given a set of on-screen instructions to continue the deletion of files.

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ROM

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ROM: Read-Only Memory, the set of system files, your OS.

Cook: For ROMs, it means to create or build a ROM.

Kitchen: The set of files used to cook a ROM, such as the PPCKitchen.

Chef: Ye who cooks the ROMs, and master of the kitchen!

Flash: Updating your ROM.

RUU: ROM Update Utility, the application used to flash your new ROM. If you've ever done a carrier ROM update, you may be familiar with this tool.

Unlocking: Typicallywhen you purchase your device from your carrier, it's locked, to prevent any system changes. You must unlock your device to allow changes, such as flashing the new ROM.

SPL: Secondary Program Load, is the boot loader of your phone, much like the BIOS is the boot loader for your PC. You'll hear more on this when unlocking your device.

Bootloader: This does the job of booting up the device hardware and loading various items into memory before the ROM starts in the device. You'll access the bootloader when flashing a ROM. To enter bootloader, press and hold the Power and Camera button, and perform a soft reset.

ExtROM: Extended ROM, a dedicated part of the ROM memory that is (by default) hidden to the user. This area typically includes cab files that are loaded upon Hard Reset. This space is frequently used by carriers, or others creating ROMs, to store cabs that load settings onto the phone.

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Extras

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CDMA: Code Division Multiple Access, you only really need to know, if you have the CDMA version of the HTC Touch, you have the Vogue.

GSM: Global System for Mobile communications, if your HTC Touch is a GSM model, you have the Elf.

BT: Bluetooth

A2DP: Advanced Audio Distribution Profile

AVRCP: Audio/Video Remote Control Profile

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Button Shortcuts

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While in the Dialer:

Up/Right: Call History

Down/Left: Speed Dial

Screen Calibration:

Center+Camera

Soft Reset:

Use your stylus to press the small button located to the right of the USB port

Hard Reset:

Hold Send+End, Soft Reset

Boot Loader:

Hold Camera+Power, Soft Reset

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