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[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mejorguille:
I use a program called mediamonkey on my pc. With a right click, it updates the album art and corrects song info. Or use an app like tunewiki that downloads the art to the phone (but does not save it to the file).
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] philosophics:
Re: easiest way to obtain album art?

the problem is that i have album art on the pc but not on the phone...
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] r3s-rt:
Honestly, only music player I use is iTunes. :P Just highlight all of the songs, right click > edit, and drag album art onto songs. Then retransfer songs to your phone.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] philosophics:
Re: easiest way to obtain album art?

thanks for the ideas mang's!
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andy442:
You first have to make sure it's an MP3 file and not .wma. Then go to a site where you can copy the album art-I use amazon-then paste it in the folder itself. It seems to be hit and miss on a pc. but if you have a Mac works every time. Good luck!
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] philosophics:
Re: easiest way to obtain album art?

I've heard from some friends that iTunes works the best. That sucks but there's nothing else I can do that wouldn't be time consuming. Which is something I don't have anymore. Time...

EDIT:I went to install iTunes, really didn't want to cause I hate everything apple.

So I did a google search for "android album art download" and clicked on the first result.

Downloaded and installed mp3tag (not the one in the market, the one in for the pc. Do a google search for mp3tag and it's the first result.)

I opened the app and pushed ctrl+d

direct to folder where music lives on your pc, click ok

let it read all the files then hit ctrl+a

On the toolbar, select Actions (quick)

Import Cover Art ....

Next window, type Folder.jpg

Wait then sync

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[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DirectMatrix:
Thanks for the great tip! Worked like a charm...

~DM
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] r3s-rt:
Ah, forgot to even mention: Tag and Rename. Will actually find Album Art, download it, and apply it for you. Works amazingly expect for underground albums like rap mixtapes and the such. However, for ANYTHING main-frame or basically anything you can buy off Amazon works perfectly. Will also download track information and the such. Though I'd throw this in there real quick. :P

Reason I said iTunes is all you do is highlight songs in the player and drag the Album Art onto them and it does it. Pretty simple, and if you have an iPod, you have iTunes. :P
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] pietme:
See title.

Is this possible? If so: what do I need to do it?:D
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] anhphe076:
Installs app "FreeVideoToMp3Converter" in PC. DL & save PC. Try app here You can extracting youtube sounds/songs from the youtube....!

Close topic!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] pietme:
Thanks!

However I was looking for a program that uses the youtube application on my HD2 to extract the music in the videos I play on my HD2
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Rutster:
Hi anhphe076,

Thanks for the heads up. :D
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] appatsekhar:
youtube application

Hi, here is the CAB for extracting youtube videos songs in mp3 format. Actually this is a cab(just rename the extension from zip to cab.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] iainbp:
when i try to play or extract a mp3 it says unable to get YouTube security cookie .

any ideas to fix this problem ?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] tyler84:
Hi All,

Youtubeplay doesn't seems to work anymore. Is there any other Apps we can use for extracting mp3 out of youtube videos?

Thanks in advance!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] l.brasio:
Hi everyone.

I seem to be the only one to have this bug (?) because I can't find anthing on the subject...

With the theme Dark Diamond 0.9.4 for PCM Contacts 0.29 on my Diamond (VGA) I get a bug on the icon to send SMS -at the right bottom of the screen - in the thread view...

Is this normal?

Did I do something wrong when installing?

Are there other goods VGA themes for PCM Contact 0.29? (can't seem to find any...)

Please help!

Thank you!!!
[HD2 General] aegidios2:
Hi,

I need help with digital compass, since a few day it doesn't show the etalonnage screen anymore, it will be great if it working well but it doesn't...

Thanks
[HD2 General] ozkaya:
it would calibrate itself even if the calibration screen is not showing up. Just do the 3D 8 figure. And if you really want the calibration screen, take your HD2 next to a big magnet when compass is working. Speakers are fine.
[HD2 General] aegidios2:
Ok thanks , working now ....
[General Questions and Answers] Killhate666:
hi everyone,i've got problems with my ipaq, when i go to wireless manger wi-fi is not listed there,i found some threads about that problem but no solution to it,there is WLAN in asset viewer but firmware version,driver version and software version are N/A,i tried original roms wm 6.0 and 6.1 ..problem is still there..waiting for some help :) thanks
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] pietme:
Voice band is an iPhone application that translates the sounds you make into musical instruments.

For example "puff puff puff" becomes 3 strokes on a guitar or a beat.

http://www.wavemachinelabs.com/voiceband/

Now my question is: is there such a thing for windows mobile phones?
[Nexus One General] ztm.000:
NOW! I know it is possibly too early to jump to conclusions, but I have recently been reading through some posts about how our Nexus One's are slowly, sadly and surely becoming obsolete. I agree with this theory in the fact that we aren't getting any love/support anymore. Granted, i know that Froyo is on the way, but i feel as though our hardware could have been better from the get-go, and that now (starting to become the long run since launch) it will be the death of this phone on a large basis. I feel as though Google has left us behind with some major issues, and has crippled the Nexus One name, purely because they seem like they don't want to deal with it anymore. Support is limited at that, and updates are scarce (one update to be exact, and even that OTA had problems), even for non-root users. Development, even though sometimes a tedious task, is moving slowly. We have a small selections of stable roms and thats about it. Nothing super fantastic (granted CyanogenMod and Modaco's ROMS are great, but not legendary), nothing special. I feel like there was more support for the (i hate to bring it in) iPhone in terms of the community and the modding experience.

Simply, I absolutely LOVE my Nexus One, but i feel like it is not getting the support it deserves, and i DO NOT want this beautiful piece of technology to be obsolete by september. i hope you guys are with me on this, because i think we all know that this phone could easily be something BETTER than what it is now. and it SHOULD be able to compete with any phone within a year from now because it's Google's baby. GOOGLE: GIVE US MORE for our phones and for our money. Because, even though i feel like this is the best phone i've ever had, 1) i feel like it'll be obsolete in a few months and 2) im starting to feel like i wasted my money.

long live nexus :cool:
[Nexus One General] chowdarygm:
+1 :( .......
[Nexus One General] britoso:
The Nexus one will be the standard by which all android phones are measured for at-least another year.

Keeping everything pure AOSP is a huge plus IMO.

Official updates are slow, but code is being committed to the repository regularly and makes it on to the custom ROMS very quickly.

There is no phone out there with better features and community support than the one you have :)

There is no other phone on google.com/phone... so we are still the only child.
[Nexus One General] xManMythLegend:
Google is trying to catch up the rest of the android world to 2.1

VZ cut them off it seems from the N1 and instead VZ gets another great Android handset.

Froyo has some much needed upgrades and will help (in theory) android solidify itself by stabilizing the platform for devs.

JIT/Flash/Market /Open GL / market upgrades are on there way if you believe the rumors.

What is it you feel is being phased out ?

Only about 500k users have an N1. Thats a miniscule amount.

Even with that we have two great devs putting out some very stable ROMS. Unlike the past N1 came with so many damn features out of box that we didnt need ROMs and Apps to add the 101 missing features.

Listen I am still up in Googles rectum about alot of features that need to be fixed/enhanced on Android. We all knew N1 was the first of the snapdragons. The others are storming in blasting taking attention away from us...but theyre all on the same team....they all bleed green =-)

Sure Id love to be slapping on Sense widgets , Moto Blur social network apps , etc...but thats up to us as a community to do it (if ever technically possible).

Anyways feel good about your purchase. You still have the best available phone on the market and will until the EVO/Iphone4G drop. And even then..youd still be top 3 at worst.
[Nexus One General] grimmjaw:
There isn't much development because there isn't much to do. The Nexus has the latest firmware and top specs. Of announced phones only the Evo and Galaxy S have significantly better specs everything else is just a SLIGHTLY upgraded Nexus. No porting apps or firmwares are needed. The only thing to really do is optimize what we have (cyanogen is doing that) and port sense UI (Paul is doing that). I'm happy with my Nexus :).....for now hehe :p
[Nexus One General] jasrups:
zach I can understand the complaints about some of the nagging issues the phone has had (3G, purple tint etc.) but two things we have to realize: A majority of the users don't experience these problems, and in no way is our phone going to be obsolete anytime soon.

Here is a post I made regarding the Incredible screen, I think it's relevant here:

There will always be new technology coming out faster than we can keep up with, the important thing is to not prematurely write one product off as soon as a newer one becomes available. People will be saying the same thing about the Incredible/4G Evo etc in a few months from now. That's just the ways things are. If you have that mentality you will want a new phone every few months regardless of how good it is.

Regarding the selection of ROMS.. Guys, right now we have the top of the line OS on our phones.. 2.1 is the standard, most of the G1/Magic ROMS are trying to replicate what we already have stock. Believe me, once Froyo and Android 3.0 come out the devs will be right on it and we'll get awesome ports. We have great developers who will make sure our phones have the newest software on our devices.

And if worst comes to worst and some of you decide to sell your Nexus this summer, it will have excellent resale value.
[Nexus One General] redmongoose:
Don't worry, This is the phone Google are actively giving to developers. We'll be here for a while to come yet. :D
[Nexus One General] sassyness77:
Well

I most definetely do not believe the nexus one will be phased out anytime soon, actually i will be ordering one tonight as a matter of fact. yes we may not have the best touch screens or the greatest rom develipment, but that is because we are still number one :) There are no other builds to even create until phones of this caliber runnng other os are on the scene. And for the touch screen issue, whe the time comes to where we truely need multitouch for games on the market out nexus's WILL be outdated, or there WILL be a fix for this, i mean geez Cyanogen has nearly finished a fully working Eclair for the g1 already, all i see is hope and excitment for the future of this device, the market also needs some serious time to catch up to apples games (please dont get upset with this, its true) The only thing i can see actually outdating our phones are dual processors capable of OVER 1.5 otherwise i dont believe they will be extinct, not even the 1.3 samsung will hurt the nexus i think considering we can be oc'ed to 1.3 anyways i do believe, or at least close :)
[Nexus One General] faraz1992:
I don't think that we're being phased out, not until another year. Each phone that comes in the market gets compared to Nexus One.

As far as the development is concerned, its very satisfactory. Comparing the development scene between N1 an iPhone, iPhone sold nearly 50x the units of N1 sold. So most app developers have their focus on iPhone as it stands them a better chance of making more money..... But still development on N1 is much better.....
[Nexus One General] BigDamHero:
+1

I’m beginning to think some people have never bought a phone before, or a computer for that matter.

Did people expect the N1 to the absolute top spec phone forever? Seriously its still amazing compared to most, and measures up nicely in all significant ways to these new phones it keeps getting compared to. Stop trying to bury it before its even close to dead.

There is always something newer coming. No exceptions. There are phones in development now that will top the Evo and Incredible. At some point you have to buy something or you’ll wait forever.

The N1 is Google’s flag ship phone. I bought it for that reason. If Google is developing something cool (like FroYo!) its pretty much guaranteed to come to us first. Its not being phased out. I think there are exciting things to come…
[Nexus One General] danguyf:
You have got to be kidding. Seriously?

How does the best Android phone currently on the market obsolete? You must be working from a totally different definition of "obsolete".

THAT must be why Google is giving Nexus Ones out to so many developers! Because they don't love it anymore and want to get rid of it!

As if Froyo isn't a major undertaking.

In what way could the hardware have been better, without delaying the release of the phone?

Are we talking about the same phone? In what way is it crippled?

Google has upped its support, hired more support personnel, and continues to present the N1 as its flagship phone. How does that equate to "they don't want to deal with it anymore"?

How long has the N1 been out? Just how often did you expect an update? I think your expectations might be wildly unrealistic.

And "even for non-root users"!?! WTF does that mean? If anything, non-root users have far fewer updates -- rooted users are getting the updates from CM as soon as Google commits them to the source repository, whereas "even" implies that you expect non-root users to receive more updates, which is completely backwards.

If you don't think CM is "super fantasic" then I invite you to go back to the stock N1 rom. Installing CM for the first time is like getting a whole new phone.

Somebody call the waaaaaaaaaahmbulance.
[Nexus One General] halorin:
I don't buy it. I don't like the multitouch sensor they used for the phone, and I think the scrolling could be smoother, but what do you really expect from Google? Short of them sending out free hardware upgrades, what are you really looking for to not feel phased out?

The Nexus One is a great phone, at least for me. Even with the multitouch issues, I'm able to pull off running jumps when I play Super Mario World and the like. And that issue is allegedly being worked on with 2.2. If they flat out said the Nexus One wasn't getting 2.2 then you could make the claim of the Nexus One being phased out.

As far as network issues go, I have zero problems with my AT&T Nexus One and 3G. I live in the DC Metro area, for what it's worth. Most problems I've heard from people are all on T-Mobile. Who's to say the problem isn't on T-Mobile's side instead of Google's? Everyone blames AT&T's network for the iPhone's network issues, but it's pretty clear that the radio in the iPhone is garbage.

We live in a time where there are 1ghz processors in handheld devices. Technology is advancing so fast. It's always going to hurt when your $500+ dollar device isn't the best around anymore, but do you really want forward progress to slow down so you feel like you have the best phone longer?

I think you're being overly paranoid, if you ask me. So long as you love the phone, what do you care?
[Nexus One General] martin0285:
I didn't wanna quote the whole thing (sorry everyone) but this is the post of the year IMO!!!! Every counter argument you made is perfect.....This thread is BOGUS!!!!!!
[Nexus One General] anethema:
You can't compare the modding/dev community of the N1 to the iPhone anyways.

The iphone has FAR more units out there, and the Apple cult is still buying. The iPhone also has more that is needed as far as mods to make it a nice OS.

The iPhone also runs native binaries, so there seem to be a lot more standard systems written for it, or so I was told in my Q&A thread. The iPhone has full apt packaging system, full set of GNU tools, full OpenSSH suite, etc.

The iPhone also has a lot more core teams of dedicated modders, while Android seems to have 1-2, at least for the N1. This is, again, I think due to the fact that the iPhone needs more mods to make it a good OS.
[Nexus One General] attn1:
Without boobs, this thread is a waste of time.
[Nexus One General] grainysand:
Not even boobs can rescue the OP's post.
[Nexus One General] uansari1:
I agree wholeheartedly with both of you.
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Can you link these posts?

How is the N1 becoming obsolete? What are your reasons? I have yet to see any indication of this.

What kind of crap is this? Yes, the N1 has received 1 update. Which is 1 more than MANY other Android phones in YEARS.

Here's the Android source code:

http://android.git.kernel.org/

Get to work!

Give more WHAT?
[Nexus One General] lostsoul3471:
Enjoy the wave for as long as it lasts... which will be a long time

Tech wise phones go obsolete much faster than a PC ever would for the simple fact that you are in a closed environment. You can't upgrade the RAM, graphics or CPU on one of these things so shelf life is in terms of months not years. But that's not to say that support will go away for the N1 any time soon. OP is just acknowledging/exhibiting the mid-life crisis that the N1 is in currently. It's still the flagship product and a benchmark for every phone slated to be released this year. Next year may be different--hell I'm sure it will be--but for now, we're good and there's enough power that it'll still be viable 2 years from now. If you need a current tangible example, just look at how many G1's there are out there and how long that phone has been out.

I came from the dismally dysfunctional land of the Epix from Samsung where between them and AT&T, they couldn't figure out who was suppose to be doing the obligatory reach-around. With the N1 there are no more worries about the carrier holding up the updates for a fix to a major problem introduced by another fix almost a year prior for an infantile notification issue., there are no more issues with contractual obilgations to corporate partnerships (Yahoo) with draconian imposed restrictions to enforce it(backflip) and mostly there's no more waiting for the mfg to finally update their license to a newer version OS if they even bother going that route to begin with. Open architecture, open software and an infinite amount of potential for old and new phones is why I'm here and I'm sure a bunch of others are too.

So to anyone else reading this and especially to Sprint customers that are waiting for the N1, catch the wave however you want(N1, Evo, etc) but enjoy it for what it is--a long great ride and loads of fun--cowabunga!
[Nexus One General] krabman:
Did somebody say boobs? Er, was I supposed to get something else out of this?
[Nexus One General] icon57:
thats 10 mins of my life i wont ever get back....whAT a waste of bandwidth
[Nexus One General] jacka$$1:
Dayam! Lots of spoiled gadget freaks in here always looking for the latest and greatest. Just be happy with what you got and STFU!
[Nexus One General] ecash:
I think the OP should go back to a G1 or MyTouch just for the anticipation of 2.1. The Nexus is the pinnacle right now, and it is pretty close to as perfect as can be - aside from the known hardware issues. I think people were spoiled by the rate of development in the earlier days, and wish that pace was carried over to the N1. As a previous poster said, get to coding!
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
seems to me that the nexus one has attracted a lot of "beginner" people who maybe have never owned a smartphone before, or maybe only owned an iphone previously. but in NO WAY is the nexus one being "phased out", whatever that means. 530 dollars is not some special price. it is the price of ALL smartphones ever released, including the iphone. so i dont understand why people feel they "deserve" this magical superphone because they paid 500 dollars. ALL smartphones cost that much, and show me another smartphone that has less problems than the nexus one. the nexus one is probably one of the BETTER phones i've had in terms of being near perfect. geesh.

nexus one will be around for a solid year as the flagship, at least.
[Nexus One General] ap3604:
Just wondering who are the two developers?

(sorry for the newbie question, just figure they must get tired of seeing the whiners and I wanted to thank them for all they do even if I havent rooted yet)
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Most likely Cyanogen (Cyanogen Mod) and Paul from Modaco for the Desire / Sense UI
[Nexus One General] ap3604:
Ah, thanks :D

(I knew Cyanogen, just wasnt sure if the Paul name I had seen in conversations before was you since your always giving good info)
[Nexus One General] mesajoejoe:
We may be the ones comparing them to the Nexus but everyone else isnt. Droid is more pouplar name then the Nexus is. I have yet to see someone with a Nexus let alone know what i am holding in my hands. I think Nexus one was a test. Whether it worked as they had planned... who knows. I personally will be selling my N1, going back to G1 and buying an Ipad. Then getting mytouch slide when it comes out, and android tablet when it compares to ipad. I love my N1 but there are just too many small issues, like the housing around lcd almost cutting my finger open cause its so darn sharp, or the dust under the screen. Kinda just wanna let go and forget about it. Anyhew... Fastest phone ive had to date, love it otherwise. Android fer life!!
[Nexus One General] attn1:
If the housing around your LCD is that sharp and you are getting dust under your screen, then your digitizer is not fastened properly and you should return it to HTC for a replacement.
[Nexus One General] krabman:
Let us not forget enomther who has a very nice rom out as well.
[Nexus One General] mesajoejoe:
Yeah I just called it in yesterday and sending it off tomorrow morning. Hoping they repair it without issue and I can get as much as I can for it. Thou im probably gonna get rid of it, I am and android fan to heart. Will be for a while to come. G1-MyTouch-N1, going back to G1-MyTouch slide-?? lol idk but im here to stay.
[Nexus One General] ccunningham83:
+1 for this.

And that is the main ROM developers. Nevermind the themers, kernel developers, and app developers. There are so many, I will not even try to name names.
[Nexus One General] MrCDWJR:
two updates in less than 6 months isnt slow IMO. I remember having my g1 and that took TWO years for cupcake to release. We get froyo in less than six months of being released. For the Devs to really put out alot of Roms than we need a newer phone to launch so they can pull from. I dont see it as a waste of money because there arent too many phones out there thats better than this one. its just my opinion though im sure others feel differently.

Edit: mmmyyyyy bad. Who cares. I love my nexus.
[Nexus One General] flarbear:
Huh?

The G1 was released on October 22, 2008. It hasn't been around for 2 years, how can it have taken 2 years to get cupcake?

(Cupcake was out just after the 6 month mark - end of April, beginning of May 2009.)