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[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] light_n_roses:
mhm arto, have you even try to do that ?

As far as I know open driver is not easy and I really don't know how to do that, but I know that people has manege to open driver of many windows mobile devices ...so it's not impossible...

If we open driver we would also be able to make footprints and audio booster works maybe !
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] smithy99:
I have Chainfires HD2 video drivers installed on my S200 without any problems.... (back on Default ROM)
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] Arto:
I thought about the video driver for decoding videos, not the 3d driver
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] light_n_roses:
arto is there a working youtube apps that work with neotouch ? the are all stacked bu our drivers ?
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] Arto:
all cab and youtube packages I tried hang when navigate trough the video, thats the only problem with youtube and its because of VdecCore.dll and VdecTransformFilter.dll.

but if some one has a working htc youtube app it would be coool to show it to us !
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] pongothemagnificent:
Easier said then done xD, your better of trying to port the htc leo camera app, instead of recompiling the driver, but in the other hand porting the leo camera app wont be an easy task lots of recompiling and perhaps backwards engineering will be needed to do so ><
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] light_n_roses:
mhm but by porting htc leo camera app we will only made work only footprints and maybe youtube..open the driver will make us do a lot of thing..but obviusly I don't know which of the 2 thing is easier...rafy what do you say ?
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] tsamolotoff:
I don't understand why do you want to dump crappy htc codecs instead of trying to adapt it to acer hw decoders...
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] light_n_roses:
becase we don't know how to open acer drivers...by the way maybe DMice can help us !
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] tsamolotoff:
If you explain me what do you mean by 'open drivers', maybe it'd be a little bit clearer for me what do you want..
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] light_n_roses:
I mean modified them...as for now we can only take as they are ...
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] Ombre1:
I really want to see HD recording on my Acer :P,more powerfull LED light,thats all :)
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] tsamolotoff:
About camera - Without considering that porting camera is nigh impossible, it wouldn't improve much if somebody did it because of hw - sensors, radio rom etc... And I wouldn't complain that some OEM apps from HTC don't work on neoTouch - it's not a HTC after all, remember this guys...
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] tsamolotoff:
qsd8x50b is not capable of hd recording, don't believe this donate-collectors :)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] osirisnoche:
I know I know. Search the forums. There are many many posts, but most of it does not seem to be related to my particular phone. I am in South Korea, I bought a locked Touch Diamond P 3700 from a Korean. I have been attempting to flash the radio function for quite some time, but it continues to give me an error, and I have to then hard reset back to the original phone info. Problems,

it's in Korean. I'm attempting to flash it to the latest version, and unlock the SIM. How best to do this? I'm looking for a manner that doesn't violate anyone's IP, but doesn't cost me any money. I'd be quite interested in a method of doing so, I used to be an active lover of Windows Mobile, before the half way mark of the last decade. But, I haven't kept up for many many years. Any guides, pointers, or assays would be welcome.

And yes yes, I know search the forums, I've spent the better part of a day searching through google without any luck, most information seems to be

related to versions pre 2009. The one I bought is slightly used, but it was bought this year. Any info would be appreciated.

Thanks.

_+_

Wes
[Nexus One General] snavid972:
I just barely realized having a live wallpaper active makes the scrolling through apps choppy, i put a non live wall paper and the scrolling is smoothe as butter , now the new beautiful widgets live wall paper makes scrolling smooth except now the scrolling between screens is choppy now, i wonder if anyone else notices this.....
[Nexus One Accessories] Kman Gymrat:
First off I'm not sure if this is the right forum for this and I also searched for the past few days and have had no luck finding anything much on this. Most stuff I come accross is talking about the phone having a built in fm transmitter that doesn't work - blah blah blah. So here goes, I'm now on Paul's Froyo ROM and for the first time decided to try using the phone for playing music in my car thru a wired fm transmitter and it was not good. I now have three fm transmitters (2 I bought and the final one my brother gave me his that he used to use in his car with no problems) all give me the same results which is it seems okay playing through parts of songs that don't have much bass but once bass starts to hit it gets all awful stattic sounding and the Stereo (ST) indicator on my radio blinks so somehow the sound quality goes all bad. I've narrowed it down to obviously being something with the phone somehow cause I've tried with iPhones and another MP3 player and they (FM transmitters) work perfectly. I've also tried it with IntersectRaven's and CM's kernels for Froyo to see if the kernels might make a difference and no luck. So my question is, is this a known issue with the N1 or is this an issue with Froyo and isn't the case with say CM 5.0.7.1, anyone with experience can shed some light? Was thinking to go back to CM but after seeing all the threads of the issues in doing so decided not to but if this is not the case with other ROMs then it would make me switch back until a official Cyanogenized Froyo is out. If this is the wrong forum then my apologies and Dev's plz move to correct forum.

Update: I've messed with it some more and have been able to get it to play fine with Pershoots kernel but I have to turn down the media volume to approximately 70%. So it seems to me that with the media volume up all the way it must be drawing too much power or something from the headphone jack to make the output all distorted. I haven't tried with IntersectRaven's kernel to say if I get the same result since I'm just happy the darn thing works now. I'll also do a post in the Develoment forum linking to this in case anyone there may want to investigate this issue.
[Nexus One Accessories] derfasaurus:
Sounds to me like every experience I've ever had with every FM transmitter. They just don't transmit loudness or bass well. I don't think it's the phone, I think its the FM Transmitter technology.

edit: could just be the volume boost or something on the specific kernel (not even sure if the kernel's you are talking about have a volume boost) but that may increase the max volume out and cause the problem.
[Nexus One Accessories] JHaste:
yes exactly, try a vanilla kernel and see how that plays out... I am curious of your findings...
[Nexus One Accessories] rj3005:
what you are describing is quiet normal if you drive the input of the fm transmitter too hard. You even found out the solution; lower the volume.
[Nexus One Accessories] Kman Gymrat:
Yeh, but the thing that was baffling me was that the iPhones I tried worked fine with volume blasted and so did a MP3 player and that was with 3 different FM transmitters. I originally thought it was the transmitter so that's why I ended up buying another one to try then asking my brother for his which I know he used to have running with no issues. But after thinking about it for a while and searching some more I found posts in the kernel threads about audio boost so that's what made me think to turn the volume on the phone down.

Would like to try a vanilla kernel if you can link me to where to find one that's compatible with Froyo.

And actually I think I'm using CM's Froyo kernel but from what I understand it has pretty much the same tweaks as Pershoot's. Also need to go back to IntersectRaven's and try again with the vol down a bit but I don't have enough battery life left to feel comfortable flashing it.
[Nexus One Accessories] SBS_:
For the FM-transmitter that I use in my car it's actually stated in the manual that you should keep the volume at about 50% on the device as to not ruin the sound. So I guess this is quite normal and just means you have to adjust the volume on the car stereo a bit.
[Nexus One Accessories] Flippy125:
All kernels are compatible with froyo, just go to the kernels thread and find a sock one
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donfreshly:
When I look online, I only see guides for Hero's with earlier firmwares.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reedsw:
Nope... the official "ruu" changed it to where root wont work. There are a few people pretty perturbed by this on the forums.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thatguythatdid:
[JOKE]perturbed is a pretty big word what does it mean;)[/JOKE]

yeah if you got a phone with the 1.5 don;t use the ruu update or your screwed. If you got a phone with the 2.1 update your screwed till someone figures it out. I wish the three guys that rooted the evo had sprint heroes (not to be confused with the tv show)
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cts627:
PTFO........
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thatguythatdid:
It gets better every time:D
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thatguythatdid:
four in a row
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] xtkme:
I've been using Vanilla rom 2.1 for some time. Though it works just fine so far but I really miss the sense's camera. Particularly the capability of producing the photo with wide-screen resolution e.g. 2992 x 1944 or anything wider than 4:3.

Anyone knowing of the 3rd party camera app capable of doing this? FxCamera & Camera Magic as well only produce the 4:3 photos.

All helps & comments are appreciated :D
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] JusticeAA:
I just download the Sirius XM app and it works fine on the hero (running Fresh2.1.2 but it should work with any 2.1 rom).

Visit siriusxm.com/android on your phone to download.

BBC Radio 1 everywhere I go!
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Kcarpenter:
Kinda sucks that I canceled my account last year...Just couldn't justify paying 15 bucks a month for...radio... Playboy channel was nice though.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] reedsw:
I canceled mine after the radio I bought for 120$ died exactly 3 days after my 1 year warranty ran out (should have gone to BestBuy I know, I know). That was enough to send me packing.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] vidsid:
SWEET!! Thanks for the great catch!

I only pay 3 bucks a month for sirius, but I was an early adopter. I was real surprised to hear that someone was paying 15.

I can now retire my stiletto receiver!!
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Aridon:
I put it on this morning, other than a few bugs here an there its been working great.

Nice app.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] randyman313:
Awesome! I've been waiting for this . I'm a 3 bucks a month peep too. Been with them for 5 years. Its finally here for Android !
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] RTessi:
No Howard... Portable app is still a fail in my book, but I'm glad other people have it if they are non-Howard fans.

R
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Death by Andy:
No Howard, so it is a fail for me too. I could have made this the single way I listen to Sirius, but the entire reason I have it is for Howard. I believe it is missing baseball and football as well, but you can try it for 30 days free I think and check out everything else.
[Droid Incredible General] mach1man:
I just have one question. Why does it take so long to charge from 10% to full? It takes my incredible about 2 hours and 15 minutes to charge, my moto droid 1 hour.
[Droid Incredible General] dreamersipaq:
Wrong Thread

Doesn't belong in the Dev. thread. As for your question.... your comparing apples to oranges. Mine takes about as long... so I don't think it's you. Probably the way the phone was designed.
[Droid Incredible General] br125:
agreed on both points, 2 hours seems pretty reasonable to charge IMO
[Droid Incredible General] dreamersipaq:
Yeah

People forget that back in the day it used to take 4 - 6 hours to charge your device, and it'd drain after about 3..... spoiled brats! LOL
[Droid Incredible General] mach1man:
Sorry I didnt mean to put the thread in the wrong place but this section seems more tech than others. Yea I figured it wasn't just my phone, I just wondering why HTC phones took longer to charge. Thanks for the help
[Droid Incredible General] mattwood2000:
The way Li-Ion batters are charged is not as simple as alkaline or NiMH - cell balancing, over voltage, under voltage, temp, authentication, etc.

You wouldn't want this to happen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJCZ4ayioCU
[Droid Incredible General] socalracer:
sounds like you are the type of guy who would complain about having to put premium fuel in his ferrari. one droid and inc are 2 totally different pieces of hardware. if you had reliable data to support a claim like htc phones take longer to charge then i might believe it, but u dont so dont make that claim. i have a blackberry storm (business phone) and inc (personal) i literally almost never use the BB and if i do its for calls lasting less than 10 mins. Yea it charges faster than my inc and yea the battery lasts longer, but i do way more on the inc and that takes battery and charge away. when i used the BB for everything before i got the inc, it was the same situation. so does that mean bb take a long time to charge or the battery sucks? no
[Droid Incredible General] dreamersipaq:
UGH...

Was that necessary? Yes he asked a question in the wrong forum, yes it was a poorly worded/thought out question but seriously? Just made yourself look like a big douche...

Just sayin'

The way you use the phone has nothing to do with how long it takes to charge. Could be different voltages for the two phones. The lower the voltage, usually the longer it takes to charge. You'd have to look at your adapters and see what the output voltage is on the Inc. vs Moto. Might answer your questions. Otherwise, it's probably how the trickle charge works differently on the two phones....

**DO NOT USE A HIGHER VOLTAGE CHARGER** !!!!
[Droid Incredible General] seanmcd72:
Also if you have a TON of stuff running on your phone, it could be a lot less "idle" than you think while it's charging.

I think the trick is to charge your phone at the perfect times - like while you are driving to work (especially if it's a long drive) or while asleep. Who cares how long it takes while you are asleep??
[Droid Incredible General] DeeBG:
Droppin' some science!

This is just technical information for anyone that may be interested, I don't know if it will exactly "help", but it should answer the question of the post (also please keep in mind that these are two phones from two different manufacturers so even if they are running the same OS, the way they manage and consume power would be different regardless).

Motorola Droid (Stock)

Lithium-Ion Battery

1400 mAh

3.7 volts (Output)

HTC Incredible (Stock)

Lithium-Ion Battery

1300 mAh

4.2 volts (Output)

For tips on improving the battery life of an Incredible, there is a highly detailed forum post at AndroidForums.com
[Droid Incredible General] moosc:
i wish my incredible would charge in 2 hours at 10%. My DI takes 4 hours to charge. very sad
[Droid Incredible General] seanmcd72:
Using the stock wall charger?? Don't think mine's ever taken 4 hours
[Droid Incredible General] moosc:
Yep use the stock wall charger and data cable.

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[Droid Incredible General] aibrean:
You don't want to charge with the data cable. It's intended to only maintain battery life when tethered, not charge it.
[Droid Incredible General] moosc:
well its the cable that comes in the box.
[Droid Incredible General] krelvinaz:
Huh?

The data cable is what comes in the box with the AC head (which has no cable but a USB connector).

I use the same data cable connected to a number of different computers, notebooks and netbook and charge all the time.

When connected to a computer, it is slower to charge, but it charges just fine.
[Droid Incredible General] thevoiceless:
I think he means that he's using the cable with the AC head, and it takes 4 hours (as in, he's not using some off-brand charger from Radioshack, or something like that).
[Droid Incredible General] fiyawerx:
My DI definitely takes longer than 2 hours as well, Not sure the exact %'s, but at home today had it plugged in from when I woke up until I left for work (about 2 hours) and it seemed like it went roughly from 10% to 80% only.
[Droid Incredible General] rynosaur:
All kinds of misinformation on this thread. Any charger that complies with USB standards is going to be 5V, no more no less, whether it has a microUSB tail on it, no tail, or a rat tail.

Exactly. PC/LAptop USB power is just as good as wall-power, it's just a lower amperage, something like 500mA to the AC head's 1A/1000mA. More amps means faster charge.

I believe our DI batteries are 3-cell, judging by the four terminals on the battery: 1 (+)power, 2 (+)power, 3 (+)power, 4 (-)common ground. I don't know what sort of battery the Moto Droid has but it's a motorola, so it's gonna fail soon anyway (sorry, I'm just sayin). I know the G1/Dream battery was 3-terminal, and when some went to a Seidio 2600mAh extended battery (twice as many cells), they had to charge it 8 hours when they first got it.

Obviously, turning the phone off to reduce the load on the battery, using the wall charger, and making sure you're not short-charging all the time will reduce charge times overall. Judging by the battery life I've gotten so far and what a monster this phone is compared to my G1s, I'm more than happy to wait an extra hour with the phone off, that's what Google Voice is for ;)
[Desire General] neomagik:
Hi all,

As the title says the callers to my Desire via my CK-7W car kit experience a bad echo of their own voice.

I found on a WinMo thread that the problem had been cured by chaging the Class of Device from 'Smartphone' to 'phone' so I routed my Desire and changed the class in the /system/etc/bluez/main.conf file to Class = 0x000200 (Phone) but no improvement.

I then got in touch with some people in the HTC Hero forum who have a CK-7W and they confirmed that they have no echo.

I then requested if someone could post the contents of their bluez folder (which is different to ours). I copied the files onto my device, rebooted and still no difference.

Then, just for a test, I deleted everything from the folder and rebooted. Again no difference but to be honest I was surprised that it still worked at all.

Where else does the Device get it's bluetooth settings from?
[Desire General] neomagik:
Bumpty bump
[Desire General] martinmccarthy:
Just stumbled across this thread as I have the same car kit and same issue with my Desire :(

Been looking around and no fixes as far as I can see, maybe a rom flash will help?
[Desire General] itsfozzy:
I've known of similar problems with non Nokia phones using Nokia car kits. I think it's to do with an incompatability of the duplex system, in that keeps the microphone activated on the kit, when someone is speaking over the loudspeaker, resulting in feedback.

I hope that makes sense!

This was the reason I stopped using their car kits, eeven when I was still using their phones, as my wife's Sony phone would echo like hell.

I'm not sure if there is a work-a-round for this?
[Desire General] neomagik:
It's worth noting that my HTC Touch Diamond worked well with no echo at all for 18 months prior to the Desire.

Perhaps the forthcoming Froyo rom will cure the problem??
[Desire General] martinmccarthy:
lets hope so as I hate wearing an ear piece so much
[Desire General] neomagik:
Good news, the DeFrost Froyo rom has completely eliminated the echo, at least for me anyway.
[Desire General] aindow:
Hope my Desire doesn't have this issue with my Parrot CK3200! I suffered enough with an echo when using an old Sony Ericsson

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[Desire General] fredaroony:
I had the same carkit and its not an issue your phone and even some Nokias have the same problem.

I did have a Blackberry Bold once that started working fine one day after I did a firmware upgrade on it though.
[Desire General] perfektt:
excatly the same problem.

I've used HTC diamond - flawlessly.

other phones - also

some issues with one of nokias - don't remember.

with desire - it is.

morover when I used BT5010 jabra headset one of my callers also complained on this echo

right now jx20 titanium - quite good, but sometimes callers are complaing that they can hardly hear me
[Desire General] Herbert188:
With Android 2.2 is the same.
[Desire General] dgattenb:
I had bad echo on the my desire when calling talktalk users ( myself included ) , this was just using my phone , in the normal way .. with out headset etc...

This seams to resolve itself last week and have not had any trouble since ...
[Desire General] kevinx1:
This possibly will not help!, but....

I too have a Nokia CK7W car-kit, used with all my Nokias over wired and BlueTooth connectivity, and no problems. My Desire (s/w 2.1) would connect okay, but my CALLERS or CALLED PARTIES would ALWAYS get "echo" from whatever they were saying. I neither heard that echo, nor did I "suffer" with the same problem when I was speaking. It was ONLY my called parties, or callers. Desire worked fine with other bluetooth units (earpieces) - Jabra BT5020 and Jabra BT500.

Spoke with HTC, but they blamed Nokia for incompatibility issues, which sounded quite possible. After all, I was using an HTC on a Nokia car-kit (although the protocols would be the same I'd have thought??).

Anyway, bottom line, since having loaded v2.20 (FroYo) the echo has gone, and all works perfect. :-)

Cheers
[Desire General] neomagik:
HTC cannot justify blaming Nokia for incompatibility. The standalone Froyo (less HTC sense) works fine, no echo. HTC have done something in sense to cause the echo (verified in 5 different sense roms both official and none official). I might get in touch with them again and point this out!
[Desire General] peterocallaghan:
Hi All , Im just after getting the HTC Desire HD and am trying to use it with my nokia CK-7W and all my callers report this echo. I am running latest software on the phone. Anybody have any sort of a workaround for this?
[Desire General] drastys:
Hi, I have Desire Z with latest version of Android (2.2.1) and I have same issue with bad echo ...

Do you have any idea for fix?
[Desire General] gajodafeira:
Any news about that echo problem? I have Gingerbread 2.3.5 in a ZTE Blade and i don't to know what to do to solve that problem :(
[Desire General] perfektt:
Hit this subject after couple of years :)

Thanks to the Tapatalk app on iPad :)

But still using this carkit.

So:

Works flawlles With :

- iphone 4s

- galaxy advance i9070

In past - htc desire with cm7 - also great

Aditional hint:

Keep volume of carkit low.

Increase radio volume instead.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Skyrunner90:
Hello guys!

i have a problem with the HTC Sense SMS tab (when jou tab on a sms and the the history) the screen doesn't switch to landscape.

some ideas what i can do?

thanks for help!

edit: i have the latest t-mobile rom 1.72.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] MalekoUK:
have you got BSB tweaks insatalled? if so, make sure rotation isnt turned off
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Skyrunner90:
i have BSB installed, but i habe no option for ratation :confused:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] morpheus1982:
Hold on a second! You just pointed out an issue that I didnt even notice until now! The buggers have actually removed the auto-rotate from the SMS client. I found it annoying anyway, but they have removed something that other users may have liked, and within stated that fact!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Skyrunner90:
but i haven't update my HD2! everything works fine yesterday, but today... :mad: