yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] ripnard:
You can try this.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=475641&highlight=iplayer

Awesome app - still in 0.4 and a bit buggy but works in WVGA!! Best picture possible.

To stream use with tcpmp http://rghost.ru/40265 or coreplayer. Just ensure in those apps in permissions you add .mov files as assosicated otherwsie it will just download them.

RipNard
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] Zooby:
thanks for the heads up just edited my last post to explain that it's almost definately my router, i've been keeping track of that iplayer app and posting back to craftyb the bugs for the touch hd :)

also edited my first post to explain that i've discovered the problem (probably usefull for someone, i wish more people would do the same :p)
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] iamdata:
ive worked out why it hangs....

its to do with ports and blocking them, at my girlfriends i connect to iplayer via wifi, (also with the pvplayer app on orange branded handset)

i need to find out which ports need to be open so i can add the app to the router, that or try get the silly router app to not be so strict!!
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] Flookyish:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=484776

uses streamiing media for ppc. standard with stock touch hd.
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] Canaan:
Bebox & iplayer.

Hi Zooby, I can confirm that its definitely the bebox. I have the 700 series speedtouch. I disconnected it and used a friends netgear modem and could stream iplayer beautifully to my HD and Polaris. The solution apparently is to forward ports on the bebox for the hd and apply the chosen port settings to htc streaming player. I couldnt get it to work so i bought a netgear dg834gt. The dg834n works well too. If you figure out how to port forward the bebox for the Touch HD, please let us know.
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] Zooby:
i've tried a few different port ranges already, i saw someone on another thread talking about a specific range working but it didn't work for me

(the guy tried 4105 - 4125)

i've searched through forums and iplayer tech support pages for the ports iplayer mobile uses, can't seem to find them.

google is not my ally on this one.

will login to Be forums at some point see if anyone there has had the same problem.

I hope I don't have to buy a new router, I only just finished messing around with it to open up the last ethernet port to use on xbox live (for some reason the last port was reserved for other uses as standard).
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] Canaan:
I think that last port is used by Be techies when you authorise them to remote access your Bebox if you need help with a fault etc. I did search the Be forums a while back but nothing useful. I bet it's something really simple though. The problem is getting information from someone who's got it working. Someone on Be in the Uk, using a Bebox, has a pda phone and accesses iplayer(from within the UK). A bit of a tall order, i think.
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] Zooby:
yeh i know but i had an extra non wifi device i needed to put on.....

i've checked bebox forums, nobody seems to have a clue.

pretty much everyone on there is buying a different router.

i've tried a few options with the router, i just can't seem to open it up.

(changed firmware 3 times, telnet to change nat, specific ports related to the iplayer download manager... trust me... loads of things.)

i'm not gonna go buying a new router just to watch iplayer while in my house since i can do that from my pc anyway, for anyone that desperate to watch it from home on a bebox router.... buy a new router. :)
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] makkad:
A fix is here at post 195

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=436890&page=20

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=3554208&postcount=195
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] FryWalker:
myPlayer will stream the BBC iPlayer content over wifi or 3G. It is now also compatible with the ITV Player.

-Fry
[G1 Android Development] TimSykes:
Does anyone have the old radio pre JF RC33. The new radio made my edge network slow. thanks
[G1 Android Development] davidhooper4:
all you have to do i reflash the dreaming.nbh file to the bootloader and it has the original radio
[G1 Android Development] TimSykes:
yeah I had hoped someone would have just the radio file, and I would not have to re flash the full DREAMIMG.nbh
[G1 Android Development] damien667:
http://rapidshare.com/files/196098231/RC28radio_update_testkeys.zip

(md5 059b7e2515441334ef91f84beb8eb94e)

This is the radio from RC28, signed with test keys
[G1 Android Development] TimSykes:
thanks for the link, but that one works slower too. I must need the one from RC29 or RC30.
[G1 Android Development] Datruesurfer:
I don't think the baseband has been updated prior to RC33. Did you try doing a factory restore.
[G1 Android Development] TimSykes:
not yet, but that will be my next step re flash mod RC29 and RC30 and see if that helps out. I hate living in a non 3g area.
[G1 Android Development] damien667:
My bad, this IS the radio update from RC29... I took it from signed-kila-ota-115247-prereq.TC4-RC19+RC28.zip

There have only been 2 radio updates ever. One in RC29 and one in RC33... and obviously the one that came with the phone prior to RC29 (but that was not an update).
[G1 Android Development] TimSykes:
ok thanks for the info.
[G1 Android Development] jashsu:
rc30 radio:

http://drop.io/rc30radio
[G1 Android Development] TimSykes:
well that gives me the same thing, so something else must have changed thats slowing my browser down. thanks for all the help guys.
[G1 Android Development] eghoti1:
I had the same problem as OP but RC30 radio seems to have done the trick
[G1 Android Development] TimSykes:
Well I found out what the deal is. First I went back to retail RC30, everything went back to the full high speed mobile page. Then re rooted, stayed on the same high speed page. Then put on RC33, and it went back down to the low speed mobile page. So it must have to do with something changed in the browser, and not the radio itself. Damn it, I really hate the low speed mobile page.
[XPERIA X1 General] Tomzibad:
I miss it... Please post a link or something, that would be awesome .
[XPERIA X1 General] ChesterZZ:
http://pocketnow.com/index.php?a=portal_detail&t=news&id=6779

A really great app :)
[XPERIA X1 General] Tomzibad:
Thank you, very awesome
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 ROM Development] Pedro06:
hi, i face a small problem. i had a difficulty with bluetooth so i rewrote BTTRay.exe(but it was from another phone). Eventually i completely spoiled my bluetooth and i cant send and receive files. Could anyone post here this file?? I use WM2003.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 ROM Development] egzthunder1:
What do you mean that you "rewrote"? If you put something from another phone that you were not sure of, you may have killed your drivers...

Just Hard Reset your phone and you should be back on track...

Back up your data first since a HR will wipe everything out.

Good luck....

Before you ask, the hard reset instructions are in the wiki. Good luck!
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] DrewYK:
Hey I am relatively new to the 8125 but I am not new to ROMs on other phones/devices.

I am missing something that I hope is obvious to someone else out there.

I have an 8125 on the AT&T network. IPL and SPL are currently 2.25 and the Radio is 2.25.11.

The current ROM is AMP_v2.

I have been using the NeoKit Kitchen to Mod the ROM.

I am playing at trading somethings in/out of the ROM and learning what is involved. So far it has gone quite well with only one issue - GPRS/Edge.

I am unable to figure out what is going wrong, but if I use the AMP_v2 ROM in its unaltered state I can set the settings for AT&T and go on the Internet via GPRS/Edge. However, if I make any change (even just adding Tetris, for example) and rebuild the ROM I can no longer access the Internet using those same settings.

The same thing happens when I play around with XM6r5 - any change, for instance: removing "Total Commander" renders GPRS/Edge useless.

I have no idea what is preventing GPRS/Edge from working. I would appreciate any advice. My best guess is that something that is needed is not included when I dump the ROM - but this is ONLY a guess.

Drew
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] tyguy:
I post this under the ROM dev for numerous reasons.

The Radio thread is scattered with confusing information about it.

You may wreck your phone by just copying it over the existing one.

There seems to be a requirement to be met by the ROM (patched NK.EXE if I recall right).

There seems to be a patch if NK is not patched by the chef.

Can one really explain what's behind that file and interaction with the Radio?

Admins, if you mind this post here either delete or move though I think it's ROM

related.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] aruppenthal:
I can answer part of this.

The NK.exe must be patched to allow signed dll files to be added to the rom.

I have not heard of any way to get around the nk.exe patch. If there is Id like to hear it :)

It remains to be seen if the rilphone dll really makes much difference radio wise. However it does contain some carrier specific stuff in some cases. Da_G is more capable of explaining the technical details.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] tyguy:
Thanks arupp I thought so too that there isn't a patch though one of the chefs had a comment on that

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=3296537&postcount=794

I couldn't find it.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Warjcowski:
Thank you for starting this thread. I had searched everywhere for the Cmonex's autopatcher, but couldnt find it. Da_G also referenced it in the Radio thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=3229451&postcount=1012
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] systematicdecline:
so to patch or not to patch. That is the question.

Do i patch if i have a custom ROM?

Do i patch if i have the leaked version of the touch pro ROM official HTC (well almost) ?

Good thread thanks.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Warjcowski:
Found the thread Monx and Da_G referenced here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=384137

Post with patcher here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=2812111&postcount=23

Wtf??? i need to read the thread a few more times bc im still not sure what to do:confused::confused::confused::confused:
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Da_G:
Cmonex's autopatcher program is not really intended for the end-user, but more for the chef (it needs to be applied to xip.bin or os.nb.payload)

Her post says it might work directly on the .nbh before you flash it, but it's not guaranteed. I haven't tried it that way either - only directly on nk.exe inside the xip.

So, what you want to do is use the autopatcher directly on the .nbh - but again her post says it's not guaranteed to work.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] tyguy:
Da_G thanks for chiming in!

So let me recap:

NK.EXE patch tool designed for chefs, not for Joe Doe users

No direct patch/fix for existing installation

Patch to be applied in ROM image NBH not Radio image NBH (---> hard reset)

Effects not really clear

From what I've read the rilphone.dll interacts with the Radio ROM and may be beneficial for reception and battery life but it's not proven that there will be a positive effect on the GPS for example (we all have lag :().

Furthermore, wrong ril... /Radio combo my make Radio unusable.

For GPS issues a NVRAM fix must be applied (early hardware boot-stage fix) which may not be even possible with the current ROM basis.

Conclusion:

Keep your hands off copying whatever rilphone.dll files are flying around in the Radio thread into your Windows dir and play it secure until the chefs figured it out BUT keep this post updated for general information.

Please tell me if I'm wrong.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] aruppenthal:
I can say the majoriity of custom roms have the nk.exe patched. If you dont know if your rom is patched ask your chef.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] digitalextremes:
if you look at rilphone.dll in a PE viewer app, you'll see some references in the file to "AGPS". I think it's simply setting AGPS on or Off......or it might be more than that but I do see some references to AGPS in that dll (using the latest dll provided in the 5.05 release which is about 500kb in size)
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] TheSopranos16:
I notice that my reception varies with different ROMs. I would say that I was getting the best reception with the 5.05 ROM and the 1.11.25.01 Radio. Then when I switched to some custom ROMs, things get a bit worse. The signal strength seems to vary more and I find the phone often switching between 3G and Edge or between Edge and GPRS/GSM. It keeps doing that even when I stay in the same place. I'll make a call with 5 bars of Edge and by the end of the call, be on GPRS when I didn't physically more. Or sometimes the phone will hang on to an HSDPA signal until I drop a call and never switch to Edge, which has 3 or 4 bars of signal strength once it finally does switch. I would imagine that all this switching to different signals is wasting battery too.

1) Could this be an issue with the custom ROMs rilphone.dll? I'm using EnergyROM 1.1a and 1.11.25.01 at the moment.

2) How can I know which radio version my ROMs rilphone.dll is designed to work with?

3) Does having that NK.exe patched allow me to just copy in a different version of the file with no adverse affects?
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] krish_nank:
-----------------------------------------------------------------

Only NRGZ28 should be able to answer your ????

As he as mentioned in 1st page of thread "

This ROM is CE OS 5.2.20764 (build 20764.1.4.3) and the version is: 5.05.405.1 ,all from official Raphael ROM." using same build with which 1.11.25.01 radio is attached. Obviously it should have same DLL file if he has not altered it during cooking.......
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] krish_nank:
Hi DA_g

Thank you Da_g for such a beneficial explanation....

I hope its going more complicated now..... as you have explained

"Carrier-specific rilphone.dll's also have features that generic ones do not (such as the 5.05 rilphone.dll in the htc-branded build most custom roms are using) - one such feature is CNAP support for Rogers - it seems support is built into all radio ROM's, but if rilphone.dll does not have specific support for CNAP, it never reads the caller name into the registry for display on the dialer. There are a number of similar carrier-specific features i've observed."

all radios have Carrier-specific rilphone.dll's so obviously all its not only with 1.11.25.01 (Raphael radio) all other radio's i.e, for example .16,.19,.28,.32,.20 if so obviously the results would be not stable for all the users with different ROM's and Radio's.......... Now the big ? rilphone.dll should be programed for different carriers to the specific radio :confused:
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Da_G:
The way it seems to work from my observations is this:

Carrier X issues a "ROM Request" to HTC, specifying what support and configuration they require (such as CNAP support for rogers)

HTC then assembles the ROM to their specifications, using the latest drivers, etc, available at the time.

All radio rom's seem to include support for all carrier-specific options, they just need a rilphone.dll that is aware of the particular option to enable it.

So for us to get a newer rilphone.dll with rogers support (say, 5.05), rogers would need to issue a "ROM Request" to HTC, and they would need to fill it.. then we would have the rogers 5.05 rilphone.dll.

Using an older rilphone.dll has unknown effects (as it will not be aware of newer features in new radio version, etc) but so far has not shown to cause specific issues.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] krish_nank:
Hi DA_g

I need your help regarding this...how to edit rilphone.dll i am working as switch engineer for Ericsson india for GSM ;) ...hope fully i would be able to understand some of the specifications present in this file.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Da_G:
Editing a .dll is beyond the scope of my ability to explain in a forum post, you need to do some research into reverse engineering and ARM disassembly..

Particularly, if this screenshot scares you: http://www.hex-rays.com/idapro/pix/idalarge.gif

You probably don't want to even get into it :)
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] krish_nank:
Ha ha ha :D :D :eek: really it is scary...............

But in my opinion individual Radio should be mapped to rilphone.dll with carrier specification with out this non of the radio would give best result .....

Depends on one using carriers with different frequencies for example.... i got tp with radio ver .28 (raphael) which is made for IDEA operator which uses 1800mhz freq, where power of the cell site & TP might be programmed vious according in rilphone.dll.....

i did SIM unlock.....Now i am using TP on Airtel operator which work on dual band 900 & 1800 so it is obvious that RADIO would not give me best results.

Results are vigorous ....dropped calls, voice break, poor coverage, poor battery performance,e.t.c................

So all ROM with associated with RADIO would work better on TP who uses specified Carrier...

Is there a way to get or create an universal rilphone.dll ?
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Da_G:
Only someone with access to rilphone.dll source code could create a universal rilphone.dll.

Quite doubtful that HTC would be interested in doing this :)
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Olipro:
I think you mean unsigned.

there is a way around... you import your own certificate into the device's trusted certs store and then sign the system DLL with your cert and copy it over... WM accepts this no problem and this is exactly how I used to do things.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Olipro:
not rilphone.dll source code, but source code and whitepapers on every individual radio stack implementation used.

the end result would be a very bloated DLL file as it would need to include a massive volume of code.

pointless and a drain on resources.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] TheSopranos16:
Based on what Da_G said, it sounds like we need a repository of all the different rilphone.dll versions for all the different carriers and radio versions. I am using the newest radio and it really don't work that well with AT&T. I drop way too many calls because the radio refuses to let go of a weak H signal and switch to something else.

Would be great if we could get a collection of all the different versions together, that way people can use the one that works best for them.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] DaveShaw:
Well volunteered :D

Dave
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] krish_nank:
The Radio's are also operator dependent so its not so easy to get full use of it....
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] dacho:
I still have no clue as to how to replace rilphone.dll

Does anyone have step by step instructions? I would greatly appreciate it
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] mr.jaguar:
IF you have a patched nk.exe then make sure the rilphone from the new radio is named rilphone2.dll, copy it into the windows folder of your device, edit the registry with your favorite reg editor go to HKLM/Drivers/BiultIn/RIL edit the Dll key and change it from rilphone to rilphone2

close registry editor and soft reset.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] dacho:
oh alright thank you very much
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] mr.jaguar:
yes.. I have no punctuation skills. actually I'm just lazy, or I try to type as fast as I think.. then I lose stuff.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Dr.Tenma:
Will this rilphone.dll be useful and work on HTC Diamond ? Thank's !
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] NuShrike:
So you know for a fact that rilphone.dll is dynamically linked instead of static? If it's static, no amount of registry tweaking will have any effect.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] borisku:
i remembered my work with the taskbar, where we used to unsign & sign dlls to change them. Before i had no chance with Romeos 1.901 and rilphone.dll-changing cause i think there is an unpatched nk.exe cooked in. I installed SH4Ys rilphone2.dll for 1.12.25.19.CAB, but after SR telephone was dead. So i tried again: I installed SH4Ys rilphone2.dll for 1.12.25.19.CAB, but before SR i copied the rilphone2.dll to the PC, unsigned and signed it with the tools unsigner & msigner, copied it back to TP as rilphone3.dll and maniplated the registry: HKLM\drivers\Builtin\RIL\DLL to rilphone3.dll

After SR it seems that everyting runs fine.... But lets have a longer Test time.... will report later...

GreetzBoris

@Edit GPS working fine, telefone too...

@Edit No Probs till now
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] speed_pour:
From reading this thread, unless I've missed something, there's not a reason to keep the rilphone.dll paired with the radio it came with. It seems that the rilphone.dll really needs to be paired with the individual person's carrier?

If that's the case, it makes sense to document which carriers/features are supported by a particular dll. Are a few of them are friendly with more than one carrier? Obviously nobody needs to stick with the carrier specific dll, but it seems to offer the best compatibility.

If this is all accurate, then in most cases, it seems reasonable that a user should have the most recent version of their carrier's dll, and then experiment with different radios.

If the radios are essentially universal by design (previously stated that they support all features but just need the rilphone.dll to call them), then what reason exists for keeping the dll and radio paired up?

If this logic carries out, it seems the radio thread should have both radios and rilphone.dlls separate, with notes on carriers/features supported.

This raises another question, while we all know that radios from a few other phones will work on our Raphs, has there been any examination of using different rilphone.dlls? Is it possible/reasonable/stupid to take a blackstone dll, paired with a radio from the diamond, all together on the raph (I know it's possible, otherwise we probably would have discussed this much sooner). I'm pretty sure I know the answer to this also, but I don't see a reason that the rilphone.dll should have a problem with a security locked phone, so experiments there may have positive effects for them as well (since many people still aren't rushing to do the security unlocks).
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] mikempower:
with some roms i have many problem with connection using GPRS,while with wireless is everithing ok...it depend's by an uncorrect rillphone.dll?
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Crash O. 1979:
@borisku

Can u upload your rilphone3.dll please? I use the same Rom and Radio with bugs in this moment.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] borisku:
no prob, here it is..the unsigned &signed dll

Greetz Boris

P.S. Could you please tell about your result?
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Crash O. 1979:
It works fine. But you need the SDK Certs too.

If your Radio is offline with this rilphone.dll install the attached CAB.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] psobiers:
does anyone have problems with setting gmail account or it's just me?

it's just keeping asking me for username and password as if it was wrong. and i know im typing it correct. i can log in by www by not by application.

i tried to configure account manually, i tried changing imap to pop, tried turning ssl off and on, i tried turning att proxy off. its just keeping asking me for username and password.

im already tired of it and run out of ideas...
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] radiohitec:
@borisku

I have try also the rilphone3.dll and it works great on the newest Proven ROM:)

Thanks also to Crash O. 1979:

You need the SDK Certs otherwise it works not!.

If your Radio is offline with this rilphone3.dll install the attached CAB, don't forget to change your registry to HKLM\drivers\Builtin\RIL\DLL to rilphone3.dll

Than soft reset

My results are a faster fix on GPS and longer battery life.

Tested on TomTom 7.915 (9196)

Thanks guys for this great work! :)
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] borisku:
thx @crash 0 1979 for your hints, i didnt realize that the SDK certs are nessesary to run this patched dll, cause i installed it a longer time ago..... hope it will help some other guys..

Greetz

Boris