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[FYT Android Head Units] Chris Laymon:
Hey everyone! I am brand new to this forum and joined because I saw the most quality forum threads on the Joying head unit line of products here than any other forum I could find. I have a 2000 Chevrolet Corvette that I am hoping to install an 8" Joying Snapdragon radio in and could use some help gaining legitimate reviews and maybe some answers for questions I have regarding the Snapdragon and other Joying products. I'll number the talking points below for anyone willing to contribute and help me out. Thanks!

1) How is the Joying Snapdragon product that you have experience with, EXCLUDING all experiences pertaining to steering wheel controls? the C5 did not offer steering wheel controls, so I'm out of luck for that luxury.

2) How bright are the screens? Given the radio location in my car, glares when the roof is on is very unlikely, but a brighter screen is always better and would help if I chose to use the radio while the top is off and the sun can shine in almost directly onto it.

3) This is a very, very niche inquiry, but does anyone have a Joying snapdragon or android 10 head unit happen to also own an Xbox 1 or newer? If so, could you please tell me if you can download the Xbox app from the Google Store and install it on the radio? Furthermore, if this can be accomplished, can you please see if it is possible to Remote Play your Xbox on the Joying head unit via the Xbox app? The way I am thinking about it, doing this would require you to pair a wireless Xbox remote to the head unit via Bluetooth and then having the radio connected to WiFi (hotspot or sim-card, I suppose), OR it might work with a USB-wired remote connected to the radio via the USB port(?). I wouldn't be playing games while driving, but it would be something very cool to do at things like car meets or whatever. IF someone tries this, AND it works... how is it?

4) I see a lot of reviews in certain places here and there that say the Joying head units really don't offer any improvement over factory radios. Can someone please school me on this? A Best Buy employee told me once that almost all aftermarket radios (grant it, he was referring to Kenwoods, Alpines, etc.) will inherently improve the sound (either by volume or quality) over the factory radio because the aftermarket units "push" more power (in watts?) than factory units. I've replaced the factory Bose "twiddler" speakers in my car with aftermarket JBL speakers that can be found at Best Buy, so I'm hoping the Joying Snapdragon can make the most of them. Other than that, my car's sound system remains the same.

5) Does anyone happen to also have experience with these units and their communication/compatibility with the OBD2 adapter? Joying offers a deal to get their wireless OBD2 device, which I assume may be used on apps like Torque and such. Furthermore, does anyone think you could buy an OBD2-to-USB cable and run a wired connection to the radio for a faster, more responsive reading when using apps like Torque to view engine and ECU data?

Thank you to everyone who chimes in! I really appreciate it and I hope to hear from you all soon.
[FYT Android Head Units] marchnz:
From reading the forums what learnings do you have regarding FYT based chinese origin head units so far?

Your post reads like solicitation - the information is here for you to read.
[FYT Android Head Units] lowridincrew,:
I can answer question #4 as I've dealt with high end Kenwoods, Pioneers etc. It does improve sound and the person that said it's not any improvement over factory radios are delusional. The android radios offer a crossover and wide band EQ's. That alone improves sound quality a ton. I have a 08 Lacrosse and I've went from Factory to Kenwood DMX7704S to a Joying 4GB - 64GB 7 inch head unit. The Joying had way more control over the Kenwood. Whoever got in my car thought I had a amplifier installed but it was just my Headunit. I was able to fine tune it nicely. The only issues would be when adding a amplifier, either use the factory cables to go back to RCA cables straight to the amp or a crossover. The RCAs tend to be 1v and under as my Kenwood had 4v which makes a huge difference.
[FYT Android Head Units] barnesk9:
1 I've had 3 of the last 4 joying units and if you're okay with tinkering a bit to get it to your liking it's a worthwhile purchase. With a few caveats, you can't use Google assistant to make voice calls and sometimes the radio app starts when you start the stereo

2 the screen is very bright. I used to use one in my BMW convertible and even in direct sunlight I could see the screen. There is also a screen protector for some joying units on Amazon and I believe one is anti glare

3 yes you can install the Xbox app but you'd have to download the apk. The play store won't allow you to.

4 changing the EQ might offer a better experience but don't expect a mind blowing difference

5 you can ONLY use the joying obd2 with joying head units if you want to go the bluetooth route. As far as wired usb Idk but I can't imagine it not working.
[FYT Android Head Units] lowridincrew,:
Got word from a manufacturer on Aliexpress about one of their units They said the far better Snapdragon 665 versions of HU would possibly come out around June
[FYT Android Head Units] Kwen:
There's no reason to go with a slower Snapdragon 625 compared to the UIS7812 imo
[FYT Android Head Units] Chris Laymon:
Thanks everyone for chiming in! I know this is a very dated thread by this point, but I felt like I had a few things worth mentioning in case anyone comes looking for it.

Per Joying's customer service, the snapdragon product line (currently) ONLY allow pairing with JOYING-brand Bluetooth products (i.e. steering wheel controller, TPMS, or the OBDII device) and devices categorized as phones.

I think this is a bummer because, well, I feel like one of the biggest reasons to buy an android head unit over other devices is because of the open-source, "do what you want" liberty that isn't given by its competition. This also stinks because it means that a device like an Amazon Echo Auto cannot be used at all -- this device would allow hands-free navigation or music, etc., but it requires a Bluetooth or AUX connection, both of which Joying does not seem to afford for the snapdragon products :(

I am still going to wait to see how/if the Snapdragon product line is improved as was rumored. I'm also curious to see how Apple's announcement of iOS 16's new and improved Apple CarPlay will change on these devices.

I don't want to discount Joying as a consideration when selecting a head unit -- as of now, I think they are the only brand to offer an 8" all-screen option. I think I still want to go with an android head unit, but I may find myself switching to a different brand or even non-android based unit.
[FYT Android Head Units] CaliBurr:
I think @surfer63 wrote about fyt units needing to install obdII before any other Bluetooth devices like cell phones. He has really taken the time to post great info about these units, it just takes a little time and more knowledge than I have to sift through the info and determine if it applies to your unit. I have the hengcheng pro S9.
[FYT Android Head Units] marchnz:
You still don't appear to understand that there is no "joying" headunit. Your comments apply to a factory type sold by a seller called JOYING.

Without posting the details of the unit from Android system information including the MCU, the comments lack context which may mislead others.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] JokeZony0u:
*Before anyone yells at me for this..I have searched the forums and google..but still haven't managed to make it work*

So I finally flashed to dCd's 3.2.6 and everything works great..but lets cut to the chase..

I wanted to know how you setup the Remote Desktop Mobile. I've tried a number of things, heres how I did it so far..

1) I enabled the Remote Desktop Assist on my XP computer

2) I enabled the 3389 port on my linksys router

3) I got my IP address through, "Run --> CMD ---> ipconfig"

4) I put all the information into the fields IP address going into the Computer Slot, my account name and password and I left the domain blank (as I've read several forums saying, it should be left blank)

And when I hit connect, it connects for a long time and I get the error message:

Cannot connect. Likely reasons are:

1) The remote computer is not set up for this.

2) Reached the maximum number of connections.

3) A network error occurred while connecting.

I'm in an area with EV-DO connection..and I haven't setup any other remote access computers for it and my computer's remote desktop is on..

Anyone able to point me in the direction that I've done wrong? I really want to get this to work.

P.S. Sorry for the lengthy post!

Much thanks appreciated!!
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] answerman:
What version of XP are you running? The Remote Desktop server doesn't exist in XP Home... only in XP Professional.

Also, you may have to open port 3389 in your software firewall, if you are running one.

Assuming you have XP Pro... In your Linksys settings, have you pointed port 3389 to the internal IP of your XP machine? For this to work best, you need to have a static IP assigned to the XP machine instead of letting the Linksys DHCP just assign one. In your network settings on the XP machine, try setting your IP address to 192.168.1.130 (or whatever makes sense with your subnet) and then forwarding port 3389 in the router to that same IP address.

Then, make sure you are using your EXTERNAL IP address in the RDP Mobile settings (it will NOT be a 192.168.x.x type of number). To get your external IP, go to http://www.whatismyip.com.

So, the way it then works is: (example uses bogus external IP of 24.164.1.1 and internal IP of 192.168.1.130)

Your phone connects to 24.164.1.1, which is the external IP of your router.

Your router sees the incoming request on port 3389.

Your router forwards the incoming request to 192.168.1.130

Your XP machine receives the request and you are connected.

Apologies if this is info you already knew... but this way at least it will show up the next time someone searches.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] JokeZony0u:
hm..I don't quite understand the static IP part..lol :confused:
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] answerman:
http://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_configure_my_static_ip_address.html explains the process very well.

You will need to configure 5 entries:

1. First, hit Start/Run, type in "cmd" (without the quotes) and in the command prompt window that opens up, type "ipconfig /all" (again without the quotes). It will give you something like this:

Wireless LAN adapter Wireless Network Connection:

Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : new.rr.com

Description . . . . . . . . . . . : Intel(R) Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN

Physical Address. . . . . . . . . : xx-xx-xx-xx-xx

DHCP Enabled. . . . . . . . . . . : Yes

Autoconfiguration Enabled . . . . : Yes

Link-local IPv6 Address . . . . . : xx-xx-xx-xx-xx

IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.1.100(Preferred)

Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0

Lease Obtained. . . . . . . . . . : Wednesday, November 05, 2008 10:24:40 PM

Lease Expires . . . . . . . . . . : Thursday, November 06, 2008 10:24:40 PM

Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.1.1

DHCP Server . . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.1.1

DNS Servers . . . . . . . . . . . : 24.164.225.25

24.164.225.35

NetBIOS over Tcpip. . . . . . . . : Enabled

and get the primary and secondary DNS server IP addresses. These are generally different for each broadband provider.

2. Then, on the XP computer, follow the directions from the link above (using the following numeric addresses instead of the ones in their example). Assuming you have the standard Linksys settings, you will want to set the IP for the XP machine to 192.168.1.130 (I usually do this so it leaves the lower IPs available for other things added to the network), the subnet mask to 255.255.255.0, and the gateway to 192.168.1.1 (this is the internal address of the router).

3. Then, the only ones left are the primary and secondary DNS server entries... you should have gotten those in step 1 above. If you can't find those there, you may need to call your provider... you could probably Google them too.

It's not terribly complicated, but you do have to make sure you have all the settings correct. Most important is to make sure that the IP you give the XP box is in the same subnet as the router (the first three sets of numbers must match, as in the example above of 192.168.1.1 and 192.168.1.130)... otherwise the XP box and the router won't be able to see each other.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] ande8150:
Also, I would suggest doing all of your testing at home using Wifi before you test externally on your carrier network. Connect to your home router using WiFi then, use your INTERNAL IP address (192.168.x.x) to use remote desktop. That way you know your PC is setup properly to use it and don't have to mess with port forwarding or static IP's. As mentioned below, you may need to open port 3389 on your software firewall to get it to work (or just temporarily disable your firewall for testing purposes so you know if that is the problem).

Once you are able to use remote desktop internally, then you can try:

- Set your computer to a static IP (instructions from answerman below)

- Set port forwarding in your router to forward port 3389 to that static IP

- Get your EXTERNAL IP address from http://www.whatismyip.com

- Try connecting to the external IP over your carrier's network.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] ande8150:
Also, here are MS's directions for setting up remote desktop on XP. It also includes instructions for opening port 3389 if you use windows firewall.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/mobility/getstarted/remoteintro.mspx
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] AkumaX:
please microsoft, please, update rdp mobile for > 640x480!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] Mtotallywired:
Hi friends, I just got a notification that there was an update to Book Cover Keyboard for my Tab S8 Ultra - Anyone have any idea what was updated / changelog?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] Jake.S:
I saw this video

apparently it fixes the touchpad issue where you type and then touch the touchpad and it wouldn't work for another 5 seconds then mouse pointer starts moving. But with this update it fixes the touchpad so it will work straight away without delay after typing.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] Vinsang:
Got the update notification after a reboot and following the video's instruction.

It installed properly on my rooted S8U 5G ! 🤩🥳

Keyboard does feel way better, I had some latency and intermittent issue before (not responding or continuous typing the last letter i typed) that seems fix. i'll update this post if i see any issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] Mtotallywired:
thanks for the info friends!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] skrowl:
What steps are necessary to get the update prompt? (My S8 Ultra is rooted with version SPA1....AVC5 / Feb 1st security patch level)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] Vinsang:
I installed mine from AVC5 but now that AVCD is out, you may wanna update first.

to get the update prompt:

-be connected to the net via wifi, LTE or 5g with your keyboard attached

-detach your keyboard for 5-10s and attach it back

-update prompt should relatively soon afterwards
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] IFNg:
My keyboard failed to update and is still having issues. Anybody know how to initiate the update any other way? Removing the keyboard doesn't work.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] Vinsang:
have you tried to turn it off an on again?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] Jake.S:
Disconnect the keyboard, turn the tablet off and then wait 15 mins and power it back on while keyboard is disconnected and not attached. Unlock the device and when it's ready. Try attaching the keyboard again and hopefully a new popup window comes with update notice. Idk if this works just a try and see if it does.

Make sure it is connected to WiFi or mobile data such 4G or 5G if it has that and if WiFi isn't available.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] skrowl:
Mine just randomly prompted today to install the firmware when I attached the keyboard. You may have to not do anything other than wait.

I'm still on ...AVC5 update as well.
[Huawei MediaPad M5  Questions & Answers] rahasyavadi:
I ask because I recently got an 8.4" M5, and want to continue making cell calls with it it on T-Mobile when they finish replacing the 2G and 3G on their towers in my area.
[Huawei MediaPad M5  Questions & Answers] goattee:
I don't have a direct solution for you-- I really don't know. I have a WiFi-only model.

If you have no other solution, you might use some VOIP service to link with your mobile provider. Many of them can be linked one way or another with one or more existing phone numbers.

If you're in the US, the natural answer would be Google Voice. It will ring on your tablet as long as you have an internet connection-- even on WiFi. You can call out using Google Voice to US phone numbers for free. But for incoming calls you would have to supply your contacts with your Google Voice phone number. You can give Google Voice a list of your mobile and landline numbers to link into the service. So it will ring all those phone numbers when callers dial your Google Voice phone number. I often take and answer calls on my tablet this way.
[Huawei Mate X2] ultrajapa:
Hi everyone. I was away from Mate X2 forum for many months as I sold my first Mate X2 last year.

I was missing it alot and decided to buy another one, this time i went for Collectors Edition one that was announced last December.

It is TET-AN50 model with12GB/512GB.

To my big surprise after phone cloning Amazon Prime Video app from my Mate 40 Pro. It is streaming in HD and 1080HD ?

I though that aps like Prime Video and Netflix are restricted to Standard Definition because of Widevine L3. Did something changed that i don't know about ?

PS, netflix is still only 540p
[FYT Android Head Units] m4lc12140:
I found this headunit on Ali and seems interesting, what do y’all think?

https://a.aliexpress.com/_mtMO0yA
[FYT Android Head Units] marchnz:
What do you think. How have you identified the manufacturer of the unit and reviewed forum posts to make at least an initial attempt on buying decision.
[FYT Android Head Units] Zeta.E90:
Recently purchased the 8g/128g 2k screen unit from this seller. The android 12 is a fake. It has android 10 api 29 installed. Other than that its a generic FYT 7862 unit. Customer support is quick but tends to shake things off regarding android version.
[FYT Android Head Units] marchnz:
They are all the same. Do not trust seller ever.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Sousa2005:
in games/emulatores, how can I setup the direcional keys on my diamond to control games...

i have done the serch in the forum but i dont have find anything...
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2S Questions & Answers] gobi12:
Yesterday my Xiaomi Mi Mix 2s broke down. Suddenly, it turned off and stopped reacting:

- the phone does not react to pushing the Power button, pushing Power+Vol. Up combination and any other combination;

- the phone does not react to plugging in the charger, phone does not charge; the charging indicator diode does not light up;

- leaving the phone with the charger plugged in for hours does nothing;

- after plugging the phone into a computer, Windows 10 detects new hardware - I can see the phone in a hardware manager as "QUSB_BULK_CID:0402_SN:********" (where stars are in the place of the phone`s serial number) but I can not do anything with it.

Is there any way to recover the phone from such a hard brick?

What about recovering data (photos etc.) from hard-bricked phone?
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2S Questions & Answers] galaxywatchuser:
Mix 2s does not have a charging light diode.

My Mix 2s also suddenly died see my thread.
[General Questions and Answers] Allosenas_UW:
Is there someone who can give a comprehensive adb guide, with troubleshooting, for installing GSI Roms?

Is Vndklite really more compatible?

Thank you.
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
Basicaly flashing ROMs is done via Fastboot and NOT via ADB.
[General Questions and Answers] Allosenas_UW:
So,

Is there someone who can give a comprehensive fastboot guide, with troubleshooting, for installing GSI Roms?

Is Vndklite really more compatible?

Thank you.
[General Questions and Answers] go0:
Depends on your device. Example: here is one for recent Xperias.
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[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] bane011:
I use FpseCE_0.09.5 fot emulation, but where can i find the roms od SP1 games, ih u have some can u post download linx...thx..:):):confused:
[Android TV General] geazyme:
Hello Everbody. I have a JVC LT-50MB708(maybe that model just in Brazil) android tv and I did a mistake trying to change the density by adb shell. Instead of minimizing the density, I maximized it. Do someone know how to reset to factory settings or something to reset all? Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] eyeatoma:
This problem has been going on for about a week. I have 5 folders on my home screen and the apps in one folder keep getting rearranged. I'll fix it and then after a few hours if changes again.

Additionally the bottom part of the homescreen with the default apps (these aren't in a folder) gets rearranged too.

Not sure why this is happening. Has anyone encountered this? Is there a fix for this?

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] neilth:
I just reported a similar problem with the default icons rearranging themselves at the bottom of the home screen to Samsung support. This is despite the fact that I have the Home Screen layout locked in Settings. I thought that it might have something to do with the use of the Good Lock Home Screen app. Are you using this app too by any chance?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
Did you lock home screen layout?

The only way the folder content should alter if this is enabled is if you package block an app in that folder.

Clear system cache.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] neilth:
Yes, I have my home screen locked. I have several folders on my home screen, but I haven’t noticed if the icons in these folders are also getting rearranged. Are you using the Good Lock Home Up app? I read somewhere that this can cause this problem with icon arrangement.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] eyeatoma:
Yeah I am using good lock
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] eyeatoma:
I just locked the homescreen hopefully that works, I've already cleared cache in recovery. That didn't make a difference.

It's weird though I've never had to lock the homescreen before.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
So still doing it? Does it happen when you close then reopen the folder?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] eyeatoma:
I have a lot of things blocked, can't for the life of me think of which one it is haha. I'll check with the locked homescreen and see if that works, if not I'll have to turn on each thing one by one, and test, which will take forever because its' totally random when it gets rearranged.