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[OnePlus 9 Pro] AndyC76:
It's annoying

Throughout 2023 I've been logging scheduled power off bug with OnePlus, they told me via email that they'd sort it after the next release. It still persists so I kept raising it. The bug is still there.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fhortner:
Which bug do you mean?

I've just tested scheduled power off/on and it works as expected. Am I missing something?

But all in all, it's the same with the wrong USB device descriptor since OOS13. And the issue is still present in OOS14 Beta 1.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] AndyC76:
If I change the values of the scheduled power on / off times it works, however when the phone powers back on, the times automatically reset to the values in the screenshot.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fhortner:
@AndyC76

I cannot confirm this.

I have tested it on day one and forgot to disable it. So it also powered off and on again on the next day at the same time.

But I had a factory reset device with LE2123 13.1.0.592(EX01)

I used the MSM tool, updated to latest version and did a factory reset.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] AndyC76:
Ah then that may resolve the issue! Thanks for sharing and the effort you put in!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] iknight8:
So recently I decided to root my Galaxy Tab A (8.1.0 OREO) but coming across lots of issues.

I went through the rooting process and it seems based on Root Checker Basic that my device root access is properly installed on the device but when I try to open Titanium Backup, it says it can't get root. Also I don't see the Super SU app in the list of apps.

I really need some help. Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] iknight8:
Now the WiFi no longer works... I toggle the WiFi but it toggles off...

Is there a WiFi driver after you root the device?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] V0latyle:
Please note that we have specific sections for most devices. Please use the Search function to find the appropriate one. As a courtesy, we will move this thread to the correct section.

Do you mean "rooted" as in you just patched with Magisk?

Or do you mean "rooted" as in you installed a custom ROM or GSI?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] Oswald Boelcke:
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[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] iknight8:
Sorry... Yes just patched with Magisk.

I had to download the original galaxy .iso to install through TWRP.

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] System23:
Hi,

So for all they have Recived and Update their Device to OneUI 6.0, have now the same Problem, the SDK Version has canged so that many of your beloved Apps are no longer working on Android 14!!!!

It's a sad thing to get rid of tried and tested apps that you've used for years and then find something new:sneaky:

But we can smile because there is surely ONE way to bring it back to us,

for that we must use adb and one command with a FLAG,

Sure you must Download the Apps from Websites but thats ok, then google is not shown Incompactible Apps, so i can say Apkpure is OK

Type in Terminal

adb install --bypass-low-target-sdk-block xxxxxx.apk

Finish

MFG

Steven
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] thiefxhunter:
Amazing, thanks a lot
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] vgchat:
That's why I've learned and made a habit of; not being a "early adopter". I usually give things like windows updates, android os updates etc at least 2-3 weeks to be live, that way any bugs or issues encountered will most likely be fixed by then.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] stevenx23x:
Hi,

So I like to be up to date with the latest standards and then I like to find errors and look for solutions or deliver them myself if I can. I also learned from someone who wrote his own program with which you can easily disassemble the APKs and then change the settings in the options. He showed it to me via screen recording, simply loaded the APK into it and then Changing the SDK/API option entered new values and it worked after that, that was my first thought to manipulate the configs to make the APK compact, but unfortunately my attempts didn't work until I came across the adb FLAG then it worked quite easily, but his program also works so there are 2 methods, one permanent and one recurring per installation!!!! Well, the early bird catches the worm, doesn't it, Bro
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] vgchat:
Yes that approach is valid if it works for you. Someone else may decide to do it a different way if that is their preference.
[Moto Z2 Play  Questions & Answers] Dante.Redfire:
Hello !

I post this because it's my first time that I install a os in a phone.

I did it all step to install lineage, all it ok but not Bluetooth who can't turn on.

It say "activating" and voila! Nothing, I can't link a device to my z2 play.

I put a screen video to illustre my problem.

Someone had a idea?

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[Nokia 9 PureView Questions & Answers] Asudox:
So I unlocked the bootloader and rooted it today. I wanted to remove the Google stuff but apparently I accidentally removed a critical system application and now after a reboot my Nokia 9 no longer boots. When attempting to get into recovery mode, it just shows "No command". The stock recovery menu that automatically appears after a few failed boot attempts says that it could not boot the Android system. The factory reset option does not help. Trying to boot TWRP via "fastboot boot" does not work as the device is apparently now "fused".

What can I do?
[Nokia 9 PureView Questions & Answers] mvikrant97:
If fastboot mode is still accessible then you can flash the stock firmware using Phoenix Service Tool.
[Moto G10] stevedream:
hi, i'm trying to flash android 13 GSI on my moto G10 but im facing the problem

Resizing 'system_a' FAILED (remote: 'Not enough space to resize partition')

fastboot: error: Command failed

im a noob at this but I tried this

./fastboot resize-logical-partition system_a 1093741824

Resizing 'system_a' OKAY [ 0.008s]

and it didn't help, can someone please tell me what to do?
[Moto G10] samuelpoc:
flash this product using the command:

fastboot flash product product_gsi.img

try installing the system now...
[Moto G10] seokjin91:
i tried and show me the following error
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] MrMelman:
How do you activate the Ultra High Quality upscaler in the audio settings?

I have various earbuds that are capable of playing AAC, LDAC and AptX codecs. My Z fold 5 is the US spec ( SM-F946U1 ).
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] blackhawk:
Turn on Developer options.

Under bluetooth settings there.

Check sound settings as well.

You want to use either SSC (Samsung Buds only) or LDAC
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] MrMelman:
I'm actually waiting on a pair if Denon PerL Pro earbuds that has AptX lossless. AptX codec is developed by Qualcomm so you would think that the Snapdragon processor in the phone would support the AptX HD, adaptive and lossless codecs. What's crazy is that I have about 5 different bluetooth headphones that all support different codecs.

Thanks. I did find the settings under developer options. I'll have to try the various headphones to find which settings it will accept.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] blackhawk:
You're welcome.

PowerAmp can be helpful as it shows throughput, bitrate stats and so on.

Music should be high resolution flac or wav files (including HDCDs).
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] exocetdj:
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[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] exocetdj:
Apologies as this is no doubt a stupid question lol

Do these ungrey and become selectable when Bluetooth is on and Samsung headphones connected only (or any other headphones that support these)?
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] trickie69r:
Yes, I as soon as I turned my Buds2 Pro on, it switched from SBC to SSC and the HD Audio toggle enabling automatically
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] exocetdj:
Many thanks mate 👍
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] blackhawk:
It's also dependent on the source file, and what device is connected. It can be over ridden with Developer options, sometimes.

Right now without the Buds+ connected mine defaults to SBC, if I try to change that in Developer options to SCC it doesn't take. If I connect the Buds it automatically goes to SCC although I can manually change it to SBC in Developer options.

Changing source files like from flac to low resolution mp3's can also auto flip it I believe.

High bitrate mp3's can have ok audio so hopefully the Android knows what's it's doing🤣

If it sounds like it's short changing you check it's codec mode in Developer options. After attempting to change it there, close and the reopen Developer options to make sure it took. It can drive you a bit mad but mine (N10+/Pie) generally gets it right.

Not all flac, mp3 files are equal. Poweramp conveniently shows the source file resolution while playing it. I love this powerful vintage player because of features like that and showing the complete real time digital/audio path.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] MrMelman:
Good stuff. Good to know. I was starting to get frustrated with determining what were my best options in choosing which earbuds to buy. Besides the sound quality aspect I was getting overwhelmed trying learn which codecs my earbuds and my devices supported as well.

Thanks for the shared knowledge. I have less concerns now.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] blackhawk:
Read up on it more.

For music always try to pick a lossless format like wav or high res flak (low res flac is inferior to wav files) when you buy or download music. That way you won't have to upgrade to a better resolution latter for the same bloody song/album. Internet Archive has a bunch of high resolution flac albums/songs but they can be hard to find.

For best HQ LDAC is probably the best bet other than wired headsets. The Samsung Buds+ do a pretty good job using SCC and work even in "noisy" RF environments or ones with lots of obstacles.

Open air listening ie 2 or more stereo speakers bluetooth amd mp3's won't work as the sound stage is decimated. You need wired 24 bit/96 khz thruput. Sound stage isn't apparent when using headsets, buds because the stereo sound wave don't interact in the air. Example: when an inaudible 40khz audio wave collides midair with a inaudible 30khz it produces an audible 10khz wave. This happens throughout the listening room thousands of times a second and produces the sound stage. It's quit noticable. Discreet sounds seem to come from all around you. If done right you are electroacusticly coupled to the original recording studio! Like being there.

Bluetooth Codecs: The Ultimate Guide (2024)

How are Bluetooth codecs different? Which is the best for audio quality or latency? And how to change it on your device.

headphonesaddict.com

It's a steep learning curve.

Whenever getting a CD try for HDCDs as they contain subtext that boosts the resolution up to 22 bit verses the normal 16 bit. If kept in the digital realm and then taken through a 24 bit or higher DAC you'll glean 90% of that encrypted hidden resolution.

A Denon HDCD decoder can glean 100% of this though. Still 90% of it is a huge boost in sound stage. Yeah the air is alive.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] Arobase404:
Anyone tried the "Adapt Sound" function as you don't have to be hearing impaired to use it as nobody has the same audio sensibility ??? ^^

This function is very specific to Samsung devices but can be used with any kind and any brand of wired or wireless headsets or ear buds for many years but very few people know its existence...
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] blackhawk:
Not recommended unless your hearing is really screwed up. Poweramp's equalizer is far better if your listening to music.

Galaxy Sound Assistant allows for up to 100 sound level increments, recommended.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] Arobase404:
Once again NOBODY has the same hearing capability and any equalizer if far from perfect and precisely adapted to your hears...

It is just my opinion and a suggestion : so just do as you want...

BTW : I didn't mean you should replace the equalizer but you can use both functions side by side or as an addition.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] blackhawk:
Of course you can sample it, I have. It's been around for many years.

It's limited and there are better alternatives to it especially for critical listening.

Not sure boosting deficient bands is a great idea as it will likely accelerate the damage and also effect nearby frequencies that don't need boosting because of this app's limited band selection. Like you said everyone's hearing is unique; this app is more of a shotgun approach.

So there's that...
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] Arobase404:
I modified partly my previous post when you were posting yours.

Then I don't understand how "Adapt Sound" could accelerate any damage when this simply an addition of the existing tools. You simply first adapt sounds to your hears and then you can adjust the sounds according to your preference : more bass, high-pitched sound or whatsoever...
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] blackhawk:
Say your hearing lost is notched at 1.5 khz but all can do to boost it is bring up the 1 and 2 khz sliders. The 1 and 2 khz bands and adjacent bands will be louder than needed. When you adjust a band the overlap extends beyond the next band or two.

Hearing damage is accumulative. More bands give better control. For hearing aids not sure how many bands they use.

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Poweramp also gives more precise controls. I use it more to dial in my Buds+ than to accommodate my hearing. It allows for multiple profiles that can be assigned to songs or albums.

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[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] Arobase404:
The first picture has nothing to do with the Adapt Sound feature which is on the very bottom of your screen... ^^ ;)

But once again Adapt Sound is NOT exclusive to other tools.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] blackhawk:
Yeah I have it disabled so that's Samsung's crude equalizer for general listening. I tried it a few years back but it wasn't particularly useful. Nubilizer or something like that works better but in the end I used the profile it created to better understand the Buds+ driver curve then used Poweramp's equalizer to dial them in.

So try it if you want; it's something to play with. Easy to undo the changes. Perhaps for phone calls you might get good results. Personally I didn't like it for calls.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Shmackitup:
I have a banking app that won't run while debugging mode is enabled. Is there a module or something that can hide debugging mode from an app kind of like the deny list does for root?

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[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Klusio19:
+1
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Blockheadd:
I'd say just set a little action icon to quickly turn it on/off. Don't think there's a module or anything for it.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] synesthete:
I use this app called DevOptsHide. It is an Lsposed module. It works for me.

DevOptsHide (Hide Dev Options) - Apps on Google Play

Bypasses check of the apps which requires developer options disabled

play.google.com
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
There's also a module called IAmNotADeveloper where I was able to get ToramOnline to stop detecting USB Debugging from being detected....so I assume also Developer Mode as well...
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Shmackitup:
How would I do that? How can I link to setting within Settings?

I'm not currently running Lsposed but I may check out this option. Thanks.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Shmackitup:
I've installed LSPosed and tried both suggested modules. Both need the banking app to not be on the Magisk Deny List. After removing the app from the Deny List the app no longer detected Dev Mode but now it detects root and won't run. Is there any way to hide root and Dev options at the same time?????
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
Play Integrity Fix or Shamiko, running concurrently with DenyList
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] synesthete:
simplepinoi177 is correct. You should use Play Integrity Fix in conjunction with Shamiko. I just wanted to add that you should put your bank app in the deny list, but then turn off the "Enforce Denylist" toggle. Shamiko only works with the "Enforce Denylist" turned off.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Shmackitup:
This worked, THANKS!!!!!!!
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] m4heshd:
This is the only module that worked for me with LSPatch. Thank you.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] MetroWestMA:
My first Pixel 8 Pro stopped charging wirelessly about a week after I got it. I brought it into a repair shop who couldn't get the part but they confirmed it was a hardware issue (telltale sign is you cannot turn on battery share any more). Replacement is coming from Google.

Meanwhile, I bought a second Pixel 1TB during the black Friday sale. Within 3 days of using that new one, same thing, wireless charging completely broken.

I have Pixel Stand 2, and a Iottie (made for google, bought from their google store) and some other Qi chargers that work fine with Apple and Pixel 7 Pro. I was also using a Torras Magsafe case (which works wonderfully, BTW) -- maybe that has something to do with it?

There is a reddit thread with a bunch of people having the same issue. And there are tons of people complaining about wireless charging alignment issues even with the Pixel Stand 2.

Anyone else had their replaced? I guess I will go back to the Pixel 7 Pro or stop using wireless charing.

Otherwise, I like the phone....what a shame.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] marmin:
Almost identical to my experience. P8P from launch day, worked for a week or 2 on a Qi charger that I've had ages (charges Pixel 6 and 6 pro faultlessly) also on the Qi certified charger in my brand new 24 year car. Then stopped charging on wireless and wont battery share (not that I use that). Got a replacement and now that has done the same. Just get a reposistion message when I try to charge.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Gilg@mesh:
Yes my Pixel 8 Pro did also stop wireless charging, but I do have 2 years of warranty and tbh I don't use wireless charging that much so can't be bothered to send it for repair atm, will do it when I upgrade to the hopefully smaller Pixel 9 Pro and then send this one to repair.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] gpvecchi:
Did your phones died because you used wireless charging (issues like overheating etc) or simply the wireless charging stopped working and you can't use it anymore?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] marmin:
The phones didnt die, just the wireless charging (and battery share) stopped working, wired charging still works btw.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Deacon-Frost:
That is interesting and I have never heard of this problem before. Last week I bought a charging pad from Amazon (some Chinese stuff) and have charged it 4 or 5 times so far. I'm curious to see if I'll be able to charge wirelessly in the future. I'll keep an eye on it.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] marmin:
There is a couple of redit threads with people with the exact same issue.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] marmin:
Rec'd my third phone.

Worked for 2 weeks and samish thing happened! This time, was on stand showing 100% and "charged" picked it up, checked an email, put it back down and it wont charge!!!!!!!!!

After the January update, it now randomly turns on and off and shows "charging wirelessly", "charging wiresly - full in xxminutes" and nothing all without touching it.

Must be firmware related?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] chetly968:
Hopefully it gets figured out. I never plug in my phone. Haven't plug a phone in to charge in over 6 years, lol, so I hope it doesn't become so e sort of widespread issue. Not that I have some religious objections to wired charging, I just love the convenience of not having to grab a cord and stick it in the phones anus.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Chickenkillla81:
I have just heard of this. I have had my 8 pro for two weeks now and have used nothing but wireless charger and have had no issues as of yet. But this scares me a little I have to say. Fingers crossed!
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] itiskonrad:
I will note that I only charge wirelessly, but never with a case with a magsafe/magnet ring. I was curious about the convenience of it and tried it out for a while. It worked great on magsafe chargers, but on all my regular wireless chargers without the magnets (like my pixel stand), the metal ring got *blaaaaazing* hot. I mean burn-your-fingers hot. But only during the initial 0%-50% charging stages. Higher than that, the charging rate slows, and if I took my phone off at 100%, it was much cooler, and I'd never have noticed a problem. As a result, I decided I would only use a magsafe/magnet case if ALL my wireless chargers were magsafe. So long as I want to keep my regular wireless chargers around like my pixel stand, I avoid that metal ring.

Still charge wirelessly every day, every time. No heating or wireless charging problems yet.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] JohnKuczek:
What cases are you using?

Is the magnet aligned with the "G" on the phone, or is properly aligned with the coil?

See Coil not aligned with G Logo and Guide to Pixel 8 Pro Cases...
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Morgrain:
This is a very interesting question, misaligned charging (especially overnight) can surely lead to excessive heat, but we'll have to wait for OPs answer about that.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] MetroWestMA:
OP here, after the two failures I sold the 3rd P8P and went pack to my trusty P7P.

I do a lot with electronics and am nearly 100% sure this has to do with heat and hardware...but perhaps this could be fixed or throttled with firmware.

Think if it this way, if the case gets blazingly hot, the coil on the inside must almost be red hot and the glue will melt and like an overdriven speaker it will eventually fail.

I also ran into a Bluetooth issue which also existed on the early P7P FW, but after Janurary's update didn't fix it, I had had it (it had to do with hearing aides so this was a dealbraker for me). My Pixel 7 Pro was always a great phone and never let me down. I will probably try to upgrade in 6 motnhs when the kinks are worked out.

Good luck to all!

One other tip -- if you are going to use MagSafe, maybe stick to the lower watt chargers, not the ones that take 20+ Watt PD input. That will minimize the heat :-)
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] JohnKuczek:
Can you please reply to my message from 8 January? What case(s) were you using? Were they properly aligned with the charging coil or were they aligned with the "G" logo?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] MetroWestMA:
I was using the Mous case and tried one other. They were properly aligned and not centered around the logo. the mous case is approved by Google. This sure seems to be a hardware issue from Google, no other phones get that hot. I also burned out one cheaper magsafe charger that also got hot to the touch.

Both times the phones failed were in my car using the same magfafe charger I had used for a while on multiple phones.

That's why I would suggest using at most a 10-15 watt charger, not 20-25 if you are going to risk it.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] MetroWestMA:
Actually, the opposite is likely true, misaligned charging would likely lead to less power transfer and less heat. In my case, the cases I were using were properly aligned.