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[Android Head-Units] Echoing:
Hello, I've got a Chinese headunit and recently setup headunit reloaded app on it for wireless connection. The wireless connects well but no audio comes out through car speakers automatically. If I navigate to the phone app on the headunit and select Bluetooth audio that's when the sound starts playing.

Would anyone have any suggestions how to make the Bluetooth audio start coming out of car speakers automatically?

Previously I was using Zlink for wired android auto and audio would start automatically.

MODEL:HY Audi

CAN: LY-AU-V334,0,83,1,0D

MCU: AD.DSP.HD.6.0.211111A,GD

APP:1.0.6.0512h

SYSTEM: 8:64.p70210811
[Redmi Note 9 Questions & Answers] estebg_1300:
Does anyone know of a port for the redmi note 9 for Android 13?

I would appreciate it
[Redmi Note 9 Questions & Answers] Mineplayerminer:
So far, there's only an unfinished Project Elixir 3.4 which is abandoned for good. There's also LineageOS in dev, but it comes only in the nightly versions since it's in the early stage. Both run Android 13, but the build is a bit older on PE 3.4, from December.
[Redmi Note 9 Questions & Answers] estebg_1300:
I'm talking more about a port, which is practically the pure pixel os, if anyone knows of a port, please let me know.
[Redmi Note 9 Questions & Answers] estebg_1300:
thanks, but a port is more like having the OS of a Pixel, for example the most similar is Pixel OS but it is still a custom rom.

if anyone knows i would appreciate it
[General Questions and Answers] gator2k83:
I searched this site and PPC geeks for the answer and i was wondering if anyone knew what the wiring colors were. My other car adapter that i use broke so i am going to make another with this adapter instead of the multi adapter that has usb and the headset jack. However i want to be able to still add the mic in myself this will be wired directly into an aux in on my pioneer headunit. The other adapter has a loose jack and will only charge and won't put out audio with the multi adapter pluged in. It does play audio fine if the headset is plugged into the phone directly.

Here is my goal. wire it up to this adapter splitting the audio cables and running them into the aux in. Dismantle the stock headset wire only the mic portion up extend the wires and run it up by my drivers side visor. only problem is i don't have a way of testing what the speakers are vs the mic wires and or whats needed to be crossed for it to be detected as a headset. With just the adapter in the phone no headset hooked to the 2.5mm side audio and mic functions still come out of the internal speaker or speaker phone for music.

If i find a solution i think it could be made into a diy sticky for those who want custom hands free without all the fuss of expensive adapters as all thats required is some wire and minor tools minimal soldering and some heat shrink.

This adapter came with my sprint mogul.
[General Questions and Answers] gator2k83:
I got it all wired up and installed in my car the way I wanted to. It took some trial and error but this wire diagram from XDA http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=31649&d=1164664052 is correct, however on the mogul's adapter that comes with the phone the yellow wire is not hooked to anything on ether end its just in there it was not attached to the mini 2.5mm jack and it pulled straight out of the phone 11 pin end no loose wires or solder on ether end of the yellow wire just a clean cut.

Here is what i used to make it work.

White - Mic +

Yellow - was not hooked up to anything

Red - Ground L/R

Blue - Headset sense hooks into the red to turn headset mode on.

Green - Speaker +

Black - Speaker +

Ground/Shielding silver loose no coating - I hooked to the signal wire from the mic.

Mic Ground - red and blue wires.

As the stock headset has 3 wires for the mic. +,-,and S their colors are White - mic +

Copper - mic -

Blue - S

The push to answer button does not work on the headset mic but the mic does work. I think it has to so with the fact that i didn't hook up the other wires to the board going to the adapter. I ran out of wires and didn't have a long enough cable that had all the needed wires so i clipped all but the 3 i needed off the circuit board for the mic and ran a new longer 3 wire cable from the board to the adapter.

I have to get ready for a Christmas party in dc thats 2 hours away. I will post finished pictures and maybe a youtube video if the finished install once I get back to town.

Sound comes out clear thru my speakers and I was able to hold a conversation with the mic as a hands free in the car. The mic is mouned at the top of the drivers side a pillar and the wire runs down in behind that into the dash and comes out right by the phone mount.

Now I can leave my car charger hooked to the adapter and the headphone output is wired into the car stero so one connection to the phone and i have mic + audio out. Cost was just some of my free time and parts/wires i already had laying around. I did take extra time to be neat and soldered all the connections properly. This is as close to an aftermarket oem integrated system that i wanted.

Thanks to all that helped I will post the results later, for those interested.
[General Questions and Answers] webhook:
I have an old Galaxy Grand Prime (SM-S920L) and I decided to do something about this old phone. I flashed TWRP and LineageOS Go.

However, when I go to phone app and type dialer code *#06#, there is no IMEI listed and phone app will crash. Any dialer code will crash also.

I looked in About Phone menu, and I see IMEI listed as Unknown.

How can I repair the IMEI?

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[General Questions and Answers] webhook:
I didn't make a backup of the NVRAM, and I just did a Wipe excluding /data/media.
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] galaxy note 5:
My Galaxy note 5 was working fine but I didn't use it for 2 years without charging and now every time when I plug the cable to charge the phone shows white screen for a minute then go to downloading mode and stuck there.

Please find the attachments.

I tried to reboot holding power button only nothing happened.

Then tried Vol down + power + home

I get black screen then downloading mode again,I tried to hold for too long I get the same but the different is some lines appearing on the top left corner.

Hard Reset Vol up + power + home (nothing happens)

I searched for solution and found a windows app can fix android phones but it need to be connected via USB cable.

When I plug the the cable to laptop it doesn't even make any tone that something was connected... like nothing happened.

I installed the driver but same issue.

Odin doesn't show anything too.
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Village_Idiot:
Not trying to blow you off. You would be better served asking this question in the Note 5 forum: https://xdaforums.com/c/samsung-galaxy-note5.4429/

This is the Tab S7/S7 Plus forum.
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] galaxy note 5:
Sorry 😞... how to delete this post?

I only can edit
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ze7zez:
Plug any usb capacity, voltage and amperage meter between the charger and the phone and see how much current the battery is taking in.

There are also chargers with an amp display.

A faulty battery can provoke this kind of behavior of the phone as in your case.
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sd_shadow:
How do I Delete a post?
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] alfx_09:
Hi! So I was installing xioami.eu ROM in my poco X3 pro when I accidentally open the SD card (where the ROM was located). Now when I try to flash a rom, it says that I can't mount anything and (invalid argument). If someone can help me I would really appreciate it.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] pl1992aw:
Reboot TWRP, flash again.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] alfx_09:
I did this 18 times and still isn't working. Thanks for replying
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] chiteroman:
Flash via fastboot in bootloader
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] atti9935:
Open TWRP Goto mount and mount partition by checking them
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] alfx_09:
It doesn't let me mount it.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] SmartJuwel:
Flash latest official ROM for your Device via Fastboot/MiFlash-Tool and begin from Scratch
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] alfx_09:
Can you send me the link for the room? Only if you want.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] joke19:
Xiaomi Firmware Updater

The ultimate script that provides firmware packages for Xiaomi devices.

xiaomifirmwareupdater.com
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] chiteroman:
Xiaomi.eu roms are hybrid, just unzip it and run the .bat file (Windows)
[Moto G 5G Plus Questions & Answers] slacklinus:
Hi everyone,

I've just bought this phone and had no trouble installing LineageOS 20 (Nairo) on it. Everything works well, got all my apps installed and data moved over and now I've discovered that the WiFi Calling function doesn't appear to be working, which is a deal breaker for me. My office has terrible cell reception and I have been happily relying on WiFi calling on my Galaxy Note9 using the same SIM can carrier on Android 10 so I'm guessing it's either a phone issue and/or an OS issue.

To confirm:

1. WiFi is connected with signal strength reported by OS as "Excellent". This is the case for both 2.4GHz and 5GHz.

2. WiFi Calling is enabled

3. Calling Preference is "Calls over Wi-Fi"

Is there something I'm missing here? I actually had a call come in, the service was pretty crap and when it dropped out there was a pop-up that said something to the effect of "You should use Wifi Calling".
[Moto G 5G Plus Questions & Answers] slacklinus:
In case anyone looks at this later on for answers, I managed to resolve this with a reinstall of LineageOS. It did have a problem though in that after the reinstall, the phone could not create a data session with the mobile network (Vodafone Australia). I managed to fix that by moving the SIM card from SIM1 to SIM2. I then moved the SIM back to SIM1 and it's all working fine now. No idea what the problem was, but all running smoothly now.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] blackhawk:
With temperatures climbing over 100°F ambient, keeping your N10+ cool is important.

One high cell voltage/temperature event can cause Li plating and permanently degrade it.

If it auto shutdowns on you, you left it get way too hot. You're risking destroying the device. High temperature auto shutdown doesn't always kick in fast enough to save the device. Control the heat...

Optimize it to reduce power usage.

Use manual brightness control and keep brightness below 50%, avoid using in direct sunlight.

Use a damp microfiber cloth to cool it especially during charging if ambient temperature is 95F or higher.

Shutdown it down if battery temp reaches 105F or higher during use, or 102F when charging. Keep charges below 80% to help protect the battery.

Streaming vids, some games should be avoided without additional cooling or strict time limits. If set up right activities like browsing can be done at 100F for 20 minutes or indefinitely. If your setup is getting good SOT you're in good shape, if it's not you got problems. Even with a roughly 3200 mAh derated battery I'm getting 8hrs SOT. With a fresh one it stretches to 11-13 hours. The more current you draw the hotter it runs; optimizing increases battery lifespan, usability and gives you more bang for charge.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] Badger50:
Spoiler content hidden.

;);)
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] blackhawk:
Indoors for me is about 5-10F cooler than ambient temperature, no AC here🤣

Glad I got a cool running N10+😅

Predicted temperatures will hit 108F here next week. Gonna be a nice warm summer... but it's a dry heat🤣

No really it is🤣
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] blackhawk:
A graphic example...

1 hr streaming vids, 494 mAh, 14% battery usage.

Ambient temperature 97F

After 1 hr 104 F battery temperature.

After a quick 5 minute damp microfiber cool down and 20 minutes of browsing (low power demand) my battery temperature is hovering around 101F. About 3-4°F above ambient.

Average power consumption is roughly 180 mAh.

At this power level it can operate continuously.

Battery temperature is directly linked to the ambient temperature and total power consumption. Reducing battery and device operating temperature means reducing total power consumption.

If you're device is using more than 500 mAh and ambient temperature is above 95F it will be difficult to use for extended times.

If above 100F and especially if junk is running with the display off (like backup transport) it will be nearly unusable even for brief periods.

It may continue to overheat even with the display off.

Once it reaches 105F or higher, power it off to protect the mobo and battery. Using in direct sunlight can cause a severe overheating event to rapidly evolve in these conditions.

An optimized N10+ is usable nearly continuously up to 100F ambient temperature unless streaming vids or for some games. At 102 and above caution must be used and cooling. Most of the latter Samsung flagships will have trouble doing this because of their higher average power consumption.

If your N10+ isn't optimized it really should be. It makes it faster, more stable, more usable and reduces battery wear.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] jfrenchws6:
Apologies for bringing this back from the grave, but what exactly do you mean by optimized? My wife and I both have a Note10+ It's a great phone still but starting to age. Our biggest issue we have at the moment is overheating when playing games for long periods of time. We play Pokemon Go a lot (I'll wait for the laughter to die down) and it's pretty much essential to have it connected to a battery pack the whole day. Especially in the summertime the phone will thermal throttle and make gameplay difficult. We turn our brightness down and it helps a little bit. I'm considering buying one of those clip on coolers. Last year in NYC during Go Fest we would find a building made of marble and put our phones on it for a few mins to suck some of the heat away.

Is there a way to bypass charge like the S22 and up can do? There really isn't any need for the phone to continue to try and charge when I'm hooked to a large battery pack. I suspect that is where a lot of my heat is coming from.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] blackhawk:
It's a long list of things and a steep learning curve. Android 9 is the best version for a stock N10+ followed by Android 10.

I disable about 70 packages either using Package Disabler (which has falling from favor with me) or adb or labd edits (haven't used this yet). I'm currently using Rethink firewall which has also knocked down power consumption and greatly helped to lock down the phone.

I don't like battery packs and you should never charge with the display on.

I'm getting about 6.8%@hour SOT while using Brave browser with a battery who's current capacity is 3900 mAh. Still working on it, looking to get it down to 6%. It may be there if I didn't stream any vids.

Personally I'm not big on games, I have 3 and all can't connect to the internet.

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[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] jfrenchws6:
I'm on Android 12 with OneUI 4.1, Snapdragon hardware. I may end up upgrading to a s22+ phone just to get this passthrough charging feature. Would even be nice to use in my car when I'm hooked to android auto. We are both still on the original battery, perhaps it's time to replace that as well. Maybe turning on the limit to 85% charge option would be a help.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] blackhawk:
I have two stock N10+'s one running on Pie, the other the factory loaded 10. I don't update/upgrade the firmware. No issues.

Replace the batteries before they fail!

If you're getting 10+ hours of SOT there's no need for charging while using. With fast charging you can get a 20% charge in 10 minutes. Li's love frequent mid range power cycling. Mind that the battery temperature stays below 100F and is above 82F before starting charge.

The S22 is a dog in comparison to the N10+. Horrible battery life and as a consequence hot running.
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] tvk73:
Hello,

I regularly use transcriber, but it never seems to suggest any words (to complete). I am using TC with WM6.0. Is there something I am missing here.

TIA

Krishna
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] Seahorse:
It never has to my knowledge...:(
[Vivo X90 Pro Plus] Bl3s:
Hi folks,

I have bought this lovely piece of tech.

I have already ordered different case as the one supplied by vivo has absolutely no grip whatsoever.

I think I've done most of the setup, tested cameras, get notifications working etc and I'm pretty happy with how things are.

I do, however, have some questions:

2) After double clicking power button I'm getting some chinese crap on my screen - any chance on getting rid of it, and possibly mapping other action under double pressing of power button?

3) At this stage is there any point of running debloating script via ADB? I deleted what was possible from the phone via app manager etc. Is there any real improvement to the battery life, performance?

4) Any known way to replace this vivo music player widget with another one in the quick menu?

I keep reading forums/internet so I may find solutions to the above in the meantime ( point 1 is missing, as I've managed to find a way to fix it while writing this post :P )

Any help is most welcome!
[Vivo X90 Pro Plus] Bl3s:
Ok, forget about number 2 as well. Chinese lady, whom I happen to work with and who actually imported the phone from China for me has turned it off :) it was vivo wallet.

I still wonder though, has anyone managed to map double click of power button for something else?
[Redmi Note 8 Questions & Answers] Binojp:
I am using redmi note 8

I have installed pixel experience recovery in my phone (using laptop adb sideload) and boot into recovery page but instead of pixel experience recovery it boot into Miui recovery 5.0.(I try to install pixel experience plus redmi note 8 ginkgo Android 13 based may patch update)anyone know the solution pls help.
[OnePlus Pad] Cmindo:
Android app sucks, not responsive to tablets (i.e. HUD is over-scaled and out of frame) and Riot games has no interest in fixing this apparently.

I've workaround this by changing the resolution to 1650x2800 which forces a wider aspect ratio, this makes the game playable but damn it's kind of ugly.

There has been reported success in modifying a "game.cfg" file, allowing Android users to modify the HUD scaling as well as graphic settings, anyone have any luck with this recently?

EDIT: Cool solution below
[OnePlus Pad] Cmindo:
SOLUTION:

NOTE: ROOT IS REQUIRED, PLEASE CHECK THREAD BELOW FOR MORE INFO.

DISCLAIMER: I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGES TO YOUR DEVICE, PROCEED AT YOUR OWN RISK

https://xdaforums.com/t/root.4582847/page-2

You can bypass the FPS limit and run it at 144fps (or as high as possible) via the following steps:

1) Enabling V-Sync in the "Game.cfg" file (not sure if this has any effect, feel free to skip and let me know results).

Riot changed the path to this file as per recent updates, in which it now requires root to access. Moreover, the file path varies across each device. I found the easiest way to locate it is by using any root explorer app then searching for "Game.cfg" across all folders. You'll eventually have some folders returned, inspect those folders and look for a subfolder called "BackUp", the file should be in there.

When editing the file, look for any settings related to V-Sync and enable them, our goal is to ensure the TFT app runs with V-sync enabled, save the changes and exit.

Be sure the app is not running when editing the file.

2) Changing screen resolution

Unfortunately some games are not designed for a 7:5 ratio (unique to OnePlus Pad) so the HUD scaling on TFT overlaps with the character models in-game.

I recommend changing the aspect ratio when playing such games to ensure playability (i.e. TFT is unplayable at 7:5). Based on testing, using either a 16:10 or 16:9 aspect ratio achieves the right balance between screen real-estate and playability, unfortunately you will have black bars on the edges, no way around it.

To do the above, you can download a Terminal app, then apply the following commands:

su
wm size {{height}}x{{width}}

In the case for 16:10:

su
wm size 1600x2800

In the case for 16:9:

su
wm size 1575x2800

3) Changing "peak" and "min" refresh rates

With root access, we also have the ability to set the refresh rates manually. I believe either the refresh rate of the OnePlus Pad is dynamic, half V-sync is enforced, or ColorOS is imposing a 60fps limit on popular games for stability, or even all of the above.

In any case, I found that setting the "peak" and "min" refresh rates to "10.0" bypasses the limit and runs as high as possible.

You can change the refresh rates via the following commands:

su
settings put system peak_refresh_rate 10.0
settings put system min_refresh_rate 10.0

Launch the game and check to see if the FPS limit is bypassed. Hope this helps.

Attached for reference:
[Oppo Find N] lombrozo:
Can a styles be used with the original Find N? Perhaps the stylus from the N2?
[Oppo Find N] enygyzer:
Yes. I am able to use the type that don't have to be charged. It's not the rubber tip stylus; I have those also, I am debating on adding additional screen protection so I can see if residue from rubber tip is visible. That's why I haven't tried yet. I can't speak for using with writing notes, etc but I am able to color with them in my coloring app. I have not tried the rechargeable stylus yet. I have a generic one. When I try, I will update this response.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] dannyoneill:
Seen a few posts saying "UC ready" or "UC Complient", whats UC?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] fUlL1Ng3r:
usual conditions

ubiquitious computing

you see

???
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] cyron_at:
User Customized
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] ryousuke:
user customizable... ;)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] seatone:
You can find all the information here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=366337

You can automatically install your applications with it, just after flashing a new UC compliant ROM.

btw. it's a great feature thanks to Sleuth255.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] liamhere:
you have your answer

job done...thread closed :)
[Xiaomi 13] Pampurios:
Hi I'm looking for the Xiaomi 13 lite category but I can't find it. I apologize in advance if I'm in the wrong section. However I wanted to know if there is anyone among us who has the Xiaomi 13 lite ziyi. Do you also have problems with the proximity sensor? it should be the physical sensor and not digital. so it seems strange to me that it doesn't work. I have the stable .eu version with android 13 MIUI 14.

Thanks to all, greetings
[Xiaomi 13] lils24:
Strange, I have the 13 Lite/ziyi and the proximity sensor works flowlessly. Only things I have discovered are that the phone goes into thermal throttling very much, and sometimes it would say the sim card wasn't inserted while it was, and it would turn off randomly
[Xiaomi 13] Pampurios:
hello i finally solved the problem it was the protective screen and not the phone. now everything works fine. in practice it was the black border of the film that blocked the sensor. poor quality of film despite being of good nillkin workmanship. now i have mounted another one and it works great. I don't have any thermal throttling. Sim work good so far and no random shutoff.

Probably a bad RAM/rom Memory?
[Xiaomi 13] lils24:
don't know😔 I returned the phone to Amazon
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite] ragbot:
I followed this instruction https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/gta4xl/install

and I wrote the wrong recovery file, which is the Samsung S6 Lite (LTE) recovery to my Samsung Tab A7 Lite (LTE)

and now it keeps boot looping can someone help with this is there any way to fix this
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite] ragbot:
It keeps boot looping