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[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] williamn:
Yupp, the faster processor = shorter run time. When designing a phone, you need to weigh the pros and cons of anything you put in there. Who's gonna buy a phone that dies in a few hours....

A 720x404 XVID video encoded at 1000kbps runs smoothly on my X1A with no sound lag issues. This is with software acceleration! If you want to take advantage of the hardware acceleration, encode to mp4/h.264....this is how it was designed. Unless Sony advertised divx/xvid playback, you just got screwed because you didn't do your homework before buying the device.

The Omnia advertises this and AFAIK it does the job well.

Ipod Touch is made for videos and requires files to be in mp4 format. Once you convert it, it will automatically be OK for playback using hardware acceleration so of course it will play fine. Try to dump a divx or xvid file in there, YOU CANT.

The X1 lists this in their specs:

Format(s) Supported : MP4, WMV, AMR-NB Simple Profile, 3GPP® (up to 24fps)

And it does play them well. Coreplayer/TCPMP does not support hardware acceleration so it will default to software. Just because the device is new doesn't mean it will be the best in everything. Taken a look at the htc blackstone forums ever? They have the same issues because both phones are pretty much the same.

Just because you don't know how to get smooth (video) graphics on the X1 doesn't mean it's not capable, it because you don't know how to.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] williamn:
It's not the same dual core as a PC. On the X1, one core is the processor we all know, and the other is the GPU core, which handles the video - it's not like they can run parallel.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrLeche:
Has anyone tried reverting custom roms back to their original roms 100%? I mean I have an original open rom. No locks so at the time being I don't think I need to customize but if this promises greater power and speed then hell yeah let's try.

" with great power comes great responsibility :D "
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] serjiolin:
well, this is already perfect... but is it for everybody like that? i dont' own the X1 yet... i'm planning about...
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matthewpapa:
Nah

I believe this is how it goes:

one core is exclusively dedicated to the radio (ex phone functions) while the other one is for general purpose computing. The imageon engine 'core' is just a subset of CPU instructions that may/may not be used. The best analogy I can come up with is that its basically like integrated graphics on a laptop or something. While integrated graphics is plenty capable of delivering some hardware acceleration, their abilities may be limited to certain tasks.

I am NEVER going to buy another MSM 7200x chipset phone or HTC phone because I have gotten a sour taste in my mouth from my experiences with them. First my kaiser which preformed the worst, then the Xperia. The xperia is significantly better thanks to SE but the lack of much (if any) 2d acceleration leaves me hanging. Either HTC is too lazy/cheap to get more useful drivers or the MSM chip simply isnt capable of much acceleration. While i think the latter is most likely the case, HTC still made a poor choice when they chose this to be the CPU.

I am actually beginning to doubt that there is any 2d acceleration at all in the Imageon core. Do we know for a fact that it supports 2d directdraw/ogl operations? I know it is capable of some 3d acceleration but I am far from convinced that it offers any 2d acceleration (at all.)
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
It is a hardware fault maked probably by the manufacturer htc.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gundamboy:
have you guys tried applying this D3D driver to your phones?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=496528

I've noticed some improvements in Titanium, TF3D, and video playback.
[Touch HD General] Sopis:
Hi there

once I was browsing through my precious blacsktone and I know there was a option to delete files or put them in recycle bin...

I cant find this option now!! omg...do you pls know or remember where can I find it?

thanks...

PLEASE REMOVE THREAD!! I FOUND SOLUTION..

in case somebody is intersted...open resco file explorer...press up until you are on the level where you can see recycle bin...tap and hold- properties and there u go ;)
[General Questions and Answers] pelgrim:
Hi,

I downloaded the latest IPL_3.10.zip, but after extracting I got a file with extention .nbh. I wanted to upgrade my IPL, but don't know how to do this. Can someone explain me what's the next step?

Edit: Found it, used the RUU.zip
[General Questions and Answers] nir36:
so i take it you've made it if you found the exe?
[Touch Cruise General] Qui-Gon Ginn:
Hi all ,

Noone know where can i have the last official Rom in french ?

Thx for answers :)
[Touch Cruise General] boab29:
you have the last version here from htc

http://www.htc.com/fr/SupportDownload.aspx?p_id=59&cat=2&dl_id=113

you must have your serial number
[Touch Cruise General] aixime:
but is it the ROM seen there : http://www.mobinaute.com/257404-videonaute-minutes-smartphone-htc-touch-cruise-edition-2009.html ?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] bumpelwumpel:
Hi,

if I press the end button for serveral seconds, my Diamond will be locked.

I'm using S2U2 so i don't need the internal lock system. Cause i have an app

that is using the end button. But if the devise lock himself...

How can I disable it?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Dead-Eye42:
Settings -> System. Should be something like "Hold End Call Button" (I'm not using an english ROM, so I'm not sure what it's called), there you can select what happens. I'm not sure if it's possible to turn off any action though.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] bumpelwumpel:
Thank you.

But I can't disable it.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] mrfrank:
With a registry editor modify the following key:

"HKCU\Software\HTC\LongPressEndKey\AutoExecute" = "6".

This will disable the long press end key behaviour.

NOTE: That key can be various values:

AutoExecute = 0 -> quick menu is displayed when long pressing the end key.

AutoExecute = 1 -> Flight mode is toggled when long pressing the end key.

AutoExecute = 2 -> Device is locked when long pressing the end key.

AutoExecute = 3 -> Data connection is terminated when long pressing the end key.

AutoExecute = 4 -> Vibration is toggled when long pressing the end key.

AutoExecute = 5 -> Settings for the endkey program is invoked when long pressing the end key.

Th value of 6 turns out to do nothing :)
[Sable] twein:
Hi,

i had a HP ipaq 614c for some days and as far as i remember one could turn of the blinking LED signaling radio activity (I think in a sub-menu of the phone/radio config)

Now a I have 914c but I can't find any similar option. Do I remember it correctly that the 614c does have such a config option?

Thanks!

Greetings,

Tom
[Sable] Oscarrr:
No. The 614c doesn't have this option.
[General Topics] Andy--:
Windows Mobile 6.1 and HTC Touch HD

Can I get the phone to use Business Contact Manager Contacts for caller ID ??

Can I setup more than one Microsoft Exchange email address??

Thank you!...
[General Topics] Andy--:
Any answers for this??
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] hoss_n2:
will windows mobile 6.5 be released officially for tytn2
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] lufc:
what makes you think it will for the tytn ii
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] WillardZ:
He didn't say it will be, he asked if it will be, as if anyone around here would know that.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] lufc:
sorry missread that thanks for pulling me up
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Travito:
doesn't matter, we'll rip it out of another device that updates first or get a good leaked version anyway. That's how it always seems to work at XDA.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] lufc:
and that seems a dam good way for xda to work and keep us all happy
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] denco7:
Before this thread gets locked for being pointless. Micro$oft just releases WM 6.5. It is not written for any phone or with any phone or manufacturer in mind. It is HTC that decides which phones they will write new roms for, and whether or not they will include WM 6.5 in the new rom.

And it is the carriers that decide whether to ask HTC to write a new rom for them that includes 6.5 . Micro$oft can release 6.5, HTC can write a rom with it included, then ultimately, in my case , it is AT$T who decides whether it will ever see a Tilt.

Most of those descisions are based on the fact that AT$T wants you to buy a new phone, this does not happen if they keep supporting old phones.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] WillardZ:
Good job, denco7, that should answer the question.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] vcespon:
Anyway, WM 6.5 is too buggy for the moment, and I really do not like the beehive interface. We currently have PIE 6 and M2D and works fine on Kaiser.

HTC will not care to dedicate one minute to such and old device. They have released several models after Kaiser and will be announcing more models this week at MWC. They are following the old policy of "if you want a better or fixed firmware, purchase a new device".
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] lufc:
i agree the copy of wm 6.5 is a bit buggy but when the final is released i am sure cookers will make great roms out of it
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] denco7:
6.5 is too buggy ? Where did you get a copy to test ? The cooked roms here have a leaked kernel which they are using as the base of a cooked Kaiser rom. It makes me laugh when people get " leaked " versions or " hacked " versions and then come out with an overall asessment of the product.

Final versions of things usually have a lot of security around them, preproduction or discontinued projects do not. These are the ones that usually get " leaked. "

It would be like if Ferarri dropped a little 4cyl motor in a predroduction car just to be able to drive it in to the wind tunnel for testing, then some one leaks out " oh my, the new Ferrari's suck, they are way under powered with only 4cyl engines ....."

While we have been conditioned not to expect much from Micro$oft, I don't think the 6.5 we have is the 6.5 we are going to get as an official release.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] bpcue:
HTC’s Touch Diamond 2 and Touch Pro 2, announced today, will be upgradeable to Windows Mobile 6.5. New enhanced contact integration combined with new Internet capabilities deliver a people-centric approach to mobile communication. HTC’s Touch Diamond 2 features TouchFLO 3D, a sleek and compact design with a large 3.2-inch high-resolution wide-screen display, while HTC Touch Pro 2 introduces one of the best-ever mobile productivity experiences on a phone highlighted by HTC’s new Straight Talk technology, an integrated e-mail, voice and speakerphone experience.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] spacegravity4me:
maybe this thread was written before mine and I just didn't see it... oops. Ok, so htc probably won't make one for the tilt and really don't like that, but there's always really great, reliable roms on here so I'm sure it will be fine. Besides, not buying a new phone any time soon. I don't have any money and plus the stupid phone that htc made to replace the tilt (help me here guys?) took a step backwards and lost any form of tilt functionality, which if ya ask me, was a huge advantage over other devices. So yea.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] A.B.C.:
I believe the HTC Touch Pro2 (which they just announced at MWC) tilts. and is sexy mcsexy.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] azuka:
Yes it tilts. In all sense and purpose it seems to be the successor to the Kaiser.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] spacegravity4me:
lol, yea. I saw that a few hours after I wrote that! lol. :P
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] k-semler:
WM 6.5 is not planned to be released for any currently available device.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] aditseng:
MS Sucks! Unfortunately!

Even Apple which is quite money grubbing gave out the iphone upgrade to the original iphone buyers. Why - good public relations: Give the software, but say "Sorry, the best stuff won't work unless you buy the NEW phone".

People who get the upgrade will say "That's nice of Apple. Next time I upgrade, I'll stick with the iPhone!"

The TyTN II is not an ancient phone (not new, but not ancient). C'mon MS - if the great guys here at xda-developers can make your software work on the TyTN II, then it surely shouldn't be so difficult for you.

You really need to encourage people to stick with you otherwise - Hello Blackberry, iPhone and Pre! (yea the last one really rocks!)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] k-semler:
It's called "Forced Progress Through Planned Obsolecence". For all intents and purposes Windows 2000 Professional Edition is plenty adequate for today's needs, and XP RTM was just basically W2k SP2+Luna+newer device support. Windows 2000, while perfectly adequate for 99.9% of needs, (OK, no directX 9c or 10.1), has reached EoL, and is no longer supported by MS. Windows XP will soon meet a similar fate, even though it is adequate for most businuss and conusumer needs. I have personally installed XP on a P1 166 o/ced to 200Mhz with 256MB of RAM. It worked fine as a workstation OS on such limited hardware, but forget about gaming. Try to install Vista on a computer with less then a 1Ghz processor and 1GB of RAM, and you're going to be wishing you never heard of Vista. Vista isn't even truly "usable" unless you have a reletivly modern machine. (2.0Ghz+ processor, 2GB+ PC3200 DDR RAM, 7200RPM HDD with at least 30GB available for OS+basic applications.

Yes, I do realize that XP Home was a significant improvment over Win9x; which most consumers were using at that time. Still the jump from Windows 2000 Professional SP2 to Windows XP Professional RTM was a miniscule improvement at best. Heck, Windows XP (even SP1), isn't very secure. All you need is a Win2k installation CD, and you can get administrator access to Windows XP RTM and SP1 just by booting into the recovery console and simply pressing enter when it asks for the administrative password. BTW, Windows XP will reach EoL for mainstream support during of April 2009, and new security patches will be issued until April 2014. After that date, Windows XP will reach EoL, even though it will remain a perfectly usable OS. It has always been the driving force behind the commercial IT industry, and it will continue to be for the forseeable future.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] spacegravity4me:
^ I agree. However this is only after maybe 2 years, maybe, and is only being done out of stubborn greed and douche baggery.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] redbandana:
touch pro 2 looks more like a kaiser, which I like. I couldn't get used to holding the Fuze in the Att store. Hopefully the Touch Pro 2 is not released at too demanding of a price tag.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] k-semler:
Well, renember the old Windows OS release schedule?

Win 3.10 (Mar 1992)

WFWG 3.11 (Aug 1993)

Win95 Retail (Aug 1995)

Win95 OSR 1.0 (Jan 1996

Win95 OSR 2.0 (Mar 1996)

Win95 OSR 2.1 (Aug 1996)

Win95 OSR 2.5 (Nov 1996)

Win98 (Mar 1998)

Win98SE (May 1999)

WinME (Sept 2000)

Windows XP (Oct 2001)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] TomH123:
Actually no. I remember

Win 3.10 (Mar 1992)

WFWG 3.11 (Aug 1993)

WINNT 3.0

WINNT 3.1

WINNT 3.5

Windows 2000

Windows XP

Never used the Win 9x line
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] spacegravity4me:
i was on engadget the other day and they were talking about how the "new" os wasn't really new at all, just a new skin on an old thing. At first I had to agree with their argument, but then I went to the comments and a lot of people pointed out that it is just a beta. So I suppose things could get better... I hope they do. If they don't and android is fully functional by then then I might just switch to it... maybe.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kaiserII101:
honestly WM6.5 isn't in any beta form since it was never 'released'

it is in the "development" stage;)

and yes hopefully the touch pro 2 (or should we be calling it the HTC TyTn III? :p)

isn't too hefty of a price tag
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kilrah:
Now that's a very interesting reminder. Note that in the 8 years between Win3.11 and WinXP we had 2 major releases. And the progress between those was huge - Win3.11 being nothing more than a graphical shell on DOS, 95 bringing the first hints of an integrated OS, 98 making it decently reliable and with usable PnP, and finally XP putting all these finally in something that works damn well. At each step the upgrade was very welcome or totally needed due to the numerous problems of the previous versions, and addition of useful new technology.

We're now approaching the same 8 years since the launch of XP - and it's still is a perfectly fine OS to run any type of machine, from a powerful desktop to a netbook.

Vista as only successor is only good to waste the resources of a perfectly good machine and make it slow as hell, while only adding some cosmetics that don't serve any kind of purpose in actual productivity. Technology upgrades? Hmm... what? OK maybe DirectX 10, but apart from that...

I run XP on my 3 machines, and they work perfectly fine - I see no reason at all for an upgrade as it works as it should and supports all I need.

So... 8 years can be a lot, or nothing. Newer isn't always better. But what is sure is that from a marketing/commercial point of view, you're losing a lot of potential revenue if you don't find a way to make people buy new stuff, as they'll stick with their thing that just works. Nobody wants to make the perfect product, or a too good one - it makes it way too hard to do better to make customers change. XP being an example of something that is too good - it's hard to do better, Vista isn't. It's hard to drive people away from it because it works.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] k-semler:
Yes, and I think that the reason MS was able to pull off the old upgrade cycle was that the 90's was the "decade of the personal computer". The home computer was a reletivly new technology, (and a very expensive new technology at that), and the rush was on to get as many computers to the consumer market as possible. WfWG311 --> Win95 was a HUGE change in the operation of the personal computer. Program manager was replaced as a default shell by Windows Explorer, (but program manager remained in Windows, (and fully operational), along with file manager until Windows XP SP1). If you are running W2k, you can use program manager and file manager as your default environment if you wanted to, just like you did in Win31x. Since the W95/NT4 transition, there has never been quite as a large transition in the basic operation of a computer. Even in Windows 7, the familiar "start bar" is present, although the functionality of it has been changed to some degree, (not so much if you're comparing Win7 to Vista) Renember Windows ME? They almost had to give that OS away, because people weren't buying it. (Windows ME Step-up version for $50 only upgraded Win98SE machines). Yes, I still have a copy of Windows ME laying around. No, I won't be installing it.

However, since WinXP's release, it has become ubiqutous in the home computing environment. It works perfectly fine, and Vista was an unnessecary upgrade from the stand point of the end-user. Even to this date, modern hardware still comes with drivers for Windows XP. In 2001, (XP's release), no hardware was released with Win31x drivers, and Win95 was unsupported. For home users, WinXP MCE is the optimum OS for thier needs. Unfortunatly, it is an OEM only release. MS missed the boat by ignoring the retail market with this OS. (yes, I realise that you could buy an OEM copy if it is sold along with hardware. Buy a $5 USB mouse, and a copy of XP MCE. Total cost is around $140 versus $250 for Windows XP Professional Retail Edition. If MS would have also released XP x64 edition to the consumer market, it would have also been a benifit to the consumer and also the corporation. (However at that time, (2005), Ix86-64 processors had not yet achieved wide popularity, so not releasing it to the general retail market probably saved MS a bunch of unnessecary support calls). However, I do have to wonder why MS never released a 64 bit edition of XP MCE. That would be the best OS. (versus having to run PowerCinema 5 which isn't officially supported on Win XP x64 installations)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] seefu:
this has gotten quite off topic. i like :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] sanjulgupta:
I saw windows mobile 6.5 live working

I saw a video on youtube wich shows windows mobile 6.5 working on HTC Touch HD

i found it good

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFjPVpyGvsk

But i personally feel they are trying to copy the iPhone style of TouchScreen All the usage by thumb and no stylus required

But i feel windows mobile is losing its identity

For me it belongs to business professionals

For those who want to have fun with a touchscreen phone the iphone is meant for them

Using a stylus and a qwerty keyboard is a symbol of Class and ELEGANCE

I personally dont like the iphone

And i love my HTC TYTN II wich is working great presently with Windows Mbile 6.1
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] r662:
where can I get the WM6.5 download for TyTN II?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] denco7:
6.5 has not been released yet as an uograde nor will it be available for the TyNT II

For " cooked roms " containing unofficial 6.5, check the rom development section.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] andy_w67:
wm 6.5 for diamond 2

a leeds fan too hope we dont sell anyone, is there a wm 6.5 that i can just download, have already updated the rom
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] paoletto2:
I havent tried it yet, but for those who did: is 6.5 faster than 6.1 and especially 6.0?

What i cant really stand of this bloody kaiser with original rom is that is damn slow in everything and everywhere :(

Even smartphones with wm5.0 are 10 times faster ...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ChumleyEX:
huh, I am I just so sick that I can't understand this at all..

Go to the rom dev forum and check out what people have to say about the 6.5beta roms that are there.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] drnessie:
But I like it cause its supporting office mobile 2010... you can edit your presentations :}
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ChumleyEX:
Why are you replying to a year old thread?
[G1 Android Development] tekrodriguez:
Up to date 1.42 RC33 Lite, which will remove stock audio. Everything else is left the same.

Make sure you have a copy of the stock audio on your sd card before applying.

Download - JFv1.42 RC33L

Download - T-Mobile G1 Stock Audio
[G1 Android Development] The Great NY:
stock audio as in ringtones and alerts?
[G1 Android Development] diset16:
Thank you because none of the theme were working on the regular one for me
[G1 Android Development] gottifour:
I am onJFv1.42_RC33mod with apps and data move to sd card.. If I update to this will everything be ok. Thanks d
[G1 Android Development] kron2:
audible selection play sound when making screen selection on this rc33 light don't work and i did add the stock audio on my sd card.
[G1 Android Development] Mr.Jones:
Probally wont matter anyway the text alerts barely work lol....ugh:mad:
[G1 Android Development] oreoOozZz:
I dont know what your talking about but i get all my text notifications fine, maybe its the way you have the settings applied.
[G1 Android Development] The Great NY:
so, anyone care to answer my first question? does this update just get rid of all the sounds that come with the phone?
[G1 Android Development] tekrodriguez:
"Up to date 1.42 RC33 Lite,

which will remove stock audio

. Everything else is left the same."