yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S I9000 General] PlanetJumble:
Correct, and the next step on that list is "synchronize music files". Now what have these points in common? Nothing at all.

The TV out function clearly describes the format (PAL/NTSC) and the connector (A/V, which means composite). That is an analogue connection, which is provided on the analogue headphone jack.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] drleospaceman:
Does the galaxy s support x264?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] PlanetJumble:
Oh come on! Didn't you even read the tiniest fact sheet?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Beards:
Please be careful... I found your reply a 'little' cold as well as this one.

It's his/her first post... Let's not make them feel unwelcome straight away. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] drleospaceman:
Yes I did. It supports H.264, but I didn't see x264 listed in the manual. I had a feeling they were interchangeable, but wasn't sure which is why I wanted to check.

edit* Nevermind they are the same. x264 encodes into H.264.
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] Vonrottes:
Anyone else has anyone else been having problems with like network errors and just general slow networks?

Mt3g 1.2 - superD 1.10.3 - tmobile columbus.

I done a full wipe, reflashed, etc and im still randomly getting the errors.

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[General Questions and Answers] ashiqu2008:
<b><U>My HTC doesnt search for network even in coverage area, Help!!</U></B>

:)Hello, My friend:)

I have a Tytn2 HTC PPC, if coverage is gone, it doesnt search for coverage(GSM signal) even in full signal area,

any idea, any apps to search signal automatically

i am very appreciated for u

thnax dear

INDIA
[Omnia II ROM Development] ckirkp79:
Here is my second rom for Omnia 2 i920.

Ckirkp79 Base Rom (DC23-21904)

**Current Issues**

You will need to program the triangle button to whatever you want to use.​

Memory Available

Storage: 180mb give or take

Program: 80mb

What I removed

All Verizon Junk

All the games

Smart Reader, Smart Converter

Bing, Windows Live, and Windows Live Search

Stock Themes

Transcriber

Opera

Facebook

Nuance

MSN Weather and Money

Samsung Lockscreen

Added

4 pretty awesome themes that I grabbed off XDA in various locations

S2U2

Download

Ckirkp79_DC-23_21904_BaseRom

Many thanks to AMDZero once again for helping me out with this build as well.
[Omnia II ROM Development] kdkinc:
welcome to the chefs level.:)

looks good and feels good...but...

I use Myphone mainly, their is a updated version, the one installed does work after D/L and soft reset.

I could not get my live.com email to work clicked on link in setup and it brings me to live.com page . Not really what I wanted or am used to.

Where did yo get the "mainmenu" I like the task switcher that's in your version nice addition.

In NO way do I have the ability to "cook " a rom but I'm only letting you know what I found.

Thank You for what you do ( & AMD)

:cool::cool:

Every time I add programs I get that stupid warning that its third party and if I add it my hair will fall out. LOL

still playing......

Went back to ninja op7 mail was a deal breaker...I lost patience trying to fix it .I sure its a simple fix but over 6 hours with the same rom is a record LOL

Thank You I'll try the next installment
[Omnia II ROM Development] amdzero:
Looking good Ckirkp!

Here is a zip file with myphone cab (for users) and myphone oem package (for cooks).
[Omnia II ROM Development] ckirkp79:
I will use the myphone update in my next rom. Thnx 2 AMD for putting that link on here.

I honestly thought I got rid of all the live.com stuff. I know it's not showing up so far in what I am cooking now. I'll keep in mind and maybe have 3 levels of rom: Full, Base, and Lite.

MainMenu is standard from 21904 or dc23 i believe. Task switcher is the same. I didn't take any of those things out or add them in. I'm still learning all the basics to cooking so I'm leary to adding stuff if I gotta mess with the rgu files lol.

Thank you for what you've said. It gives me confidence that (eventually ha ha) I can cook up awesome roms like Amd and Ninja:) And give people variety since I plan on doing 6.5.3 and 6.5.5:)
[Omnia II ROM Development] ckirkp79:
Thank you man, and thanks for all your help! It is much appreciated.
[Omnia II ROM Development] ninja4hire:
Looks good! You should put this on Modaco, or are you using the new version of swype?
[Omnia II ROM Development] amdzero:
is the new version of swype all that different? I have not tried it but is it worth the update?
[Omnia II ROM Development] ckirkp79:
I would put this on Modaco, but for some reason I cannot make posts or do anything on there. I have been a member since June and I've emailed the mods a couple times letting them know that I can't do anything but read message boards and I have yet to hear from them:(

I wish they would fix my account!

Thanks for the compliment:) O, it's not new version of swype I don't think. It's from 21904 I believe (could be wrong however)
[Omnia II ROM Development] ninja4hire:
Yeah the new version is a lot better specially the latest build. The buttons are bigger and it has vibration for tapping instead of swyping. My only gripe is that it's harder to skin then the original version. I can give you the package if you want to try it out. Of course you have to remove the old swype first, that is why I didn't bother with a cab.

Yeah that sucks. I wonder if you make a new account or something will that help.

Also if you want the new version of swype in a pre-package just let me know.
[Omnia II ROM Development] ckirkp79:
Yeah I will give the new swype a try. Right now I'm trying to figure out why myphone is giving me hell when trying to cook into the rom I am currently working on. I like the swype from your roms, because the buttons are bigger and it seems much easier to tap and swype than the older version I have.

I would eventually like to figure out how to skin stuff but that is in the near future.
[Omnia II ROM Development] ninja4hire:
Here you go!

make sure you remove all 36 swype files from the OEMApps and all the entries in the initflashfiles.dat.
[Omnia II ROM Development] ckirkp79:
Thank you much. Can't wait to add this.
[Nexus One Accessories] JediMasterASD:
Wondering if anyone has this car vent mount?

http://goo.gl/6eoj

If so I would love to see some pictures of it from the side, I'm interested in how far out it sticks from the dash.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] b00sted:
is anyone awesome enough to edit the clock apk from the nexus one to not force close on any of the buttons hit? I really like the clock 100% better than the htc one and it is all I can do until we get root lol
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] ZOMBII MATT:
i would also really like this clock
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] b00sted:
i got excited thinking someone had a answer when I seen a reply :/
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] drhill:
Perhaps the 2.2 version would work?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frifox:
A recent teardown by ifixit reveals Evo running Broadcom BCM4329 radio chipset. According to broadcom's official promo page, BCM4329 contains "FM radio receiver and transmitter" capability.

HTC Evo - 1Ghz, 4.3" LCD, WiMax, WiFi a/b/g/n, FM Rx+Tx... I think I'm starting to melt just thinking how much I will enjoy this lil device once I get it on June 4th :D
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TurboX2:
i bet you 50 bucks that there will not be any transmitting feature installed.. and i bet you that it will take several months before it will get hacked
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheBiles:
There is no transmitting feature. You can only listen to the radio with headphones on.

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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frifox:
Well, that much I do know... already been down that road with touch pro's "hardware accelerated graphics". HTC is well known not to utilize chip's full potential, let it be due to licensing or whatever reason there is.

After quick search on google, it seems that N1/Desire/iPodTouch3G/iPad all contain BCM4329, and seeing all the good devs coming over to Evo territory I'm having my fingers crossed that someone unlocks/writes a driver+app for that FM transmitter before this christmas :)

EDIT: ... given that the FM transmitter part of the chip is actually wired to the board ;)

I've been dealing with various radios on linux with x86/x64 hardware for past 5 years, so I'll give Evo a stab and see what I can do with it :cool:
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] weedahoe:
And just what will you be transmitting if you could?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] linckraker:
i use a bluetooth speakerphone in my car to transmit to my car stereo... it'd be nice to take the speakerphone out of the picture. stream pandora/last.fm to the clock radio i have at work.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frifox:
as posted above, I'd love to stream music to external speakers such as car's audio which doesnt have no aux/blutooth capability.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] socalheli:
Has there been any progress on the FM transmitter part? where can I get more info? or is it just a dead topic without much glory :(
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sablesurfer:
Would be great to be able to stream audio to the car!! I may be buying wrong cars, but none of them come with stock radios that have aux inputs or such. FM transmitting was availble on TAPE DECKS at one time to 'stream' audio to the car.

How can we have forgotten this ability for our newest devices??
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] namopereht:
BCM4329 is an 802.11 chipset... and originally a B/G only one if I remember right. FM just means frequency modulated. Would be a 2.4ghz FM transmitter chip. Cant think of any microwave transmitters that are AM really anyhow. So, nowhere even close to the right frequency range. Most likely the wifi chip.

Namopereht
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tlordon:
Htc evo 4g has fm transmiter from bc reports.

i posted this over here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=7073406#post7073406

I think we should somehow merge these two threads as they both are trying to achieve the same thing.

so some are going off on the depend and saying the fm means freq mod .

NOPES

Broadcom clearly states its a "FM radio receiver and transmitter."

SO YES IT DOES HAVE THE CAPABILITY TO TRANSMIT AUDIO OVER FM

where i got this from .

http://www.broadcom.com/products/Bluetooth/Bluetooth-RF-Silicon-and-Software-Solutions/BCM4329

as we know software wise the evo has no fm Transmiter software installed and like we know Wifi N was in it and turned off till now.

so sometime soon we hope someone will come out with an APK to use the fm transmiter. (to stream our media to fm radios for car or house use.).

actully if you look at there app guide they have a unit without the FM TX.

BCM4325	Low-Power 802.11a/b/g with Bluetooth® 2.1 + EDR and FM

BCM4329	Low-Power 802.11n with Bluetooth® 2.1 + EDR and FM (Tx and Rx)

from pdf

FM Control: HCI and BSC (I2C-compliant) ports

FM Audio: Stereo analog input and output, bidirectional

FM receiver and transmitter (76 MHz to 108 MHz FM bands);

Standards supported:

- European Radio Data Systems (RDS)

- North American Radio Broadcast Data System (RBDS)

• Programmable FM transmit output power

TECH SPECS FROM PDF

FM

Host Interface: High-speed UART, I2C for control

Standard: RDS (Europe) RBDS (North America)

Operating Frequency: 76 – 108 MHz

Search Frequency Step: 50 KHz

Transmit Output Power: 117 dbuV

Receive Sensitivity: –107 dBm

look on the right you will see fm

pdf can be found here

http://pdf.eccn.com/pdfs/Datasheets/Broadcom/BCM4329.pdf
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Minjin:
While the chip may be capable of FM transmitting, it might need a certain hardware configuration to achieve this. That kind of info should be in the datasheet. We can then look at the circuit board to see it if it has the necessary components to move forward. Of course, I'm saying this because I don't know how easy it is to change the chip config and code the necessary drivers. If the software side is easy, they could just do it and see if it works. I'm not sure that it is though. Are there any other android phones with an FM transmitter? I'd imagine the Nexus One has the same chip. If they haven't gotten it working by now, it probably isn't possible.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Biggest Fro:
an FM Transmitter would be epic.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mast3rpyr0:
Yes F.M. stands for Frequency Modulated..

Still, as long as its connected and the software is right, im sure it could work

Sent from my Evo 4G via the XDA app
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frifox:
anybody has the datasheet or pinout diagram for BCM4329? i'll take my Evo apart and see if the pins are soldered to PCB...
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] topdnbass:
Careful now ;)

I hope this happens, but I feel like HTC would have already capitalized on this if it was built-in..

I mean not many phones come with built-in FM transmitting. Sound relay with no BT required!

Good luck all, sorry I can't offer anything here..
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jerryparid:
HTC utilizing hardware? No wai....
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frifox:
I have a replacement coming in within few days and can use this opportunity to do some hw diggin =P
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tlordon:
If you look at my post above. you will see the chip is bidirectional for the FM. nothing else needed. hardware wise.

we do need the app to run the fm (like you said its not found in other fones yet)

only reason it may not be possible is cause BC hasnt released the app source code yet.

ya but wifi uses Spread spectrum not fm.

again read my post has all hardware info we need.

like i say 2sec ago we need the source code to use it. or someone that knows how to make one. LOL

you may think that but if you knew how htc and many other companies downgrade products by software to profit you wouldnt say that.

the TP and TP2 both had FM radios (both mine worked after many hours)

Neither had fm listed from htc or sprint.

just example my samsung ln46a640 just needed change in sys menu to turn into a 650 with DLNA.

many products are software limited (its cheaper more profitable to limit via software controlles vs hardware. that way they can be making the next gen product and get 2 out of it.

so many products i could spit out that are soft limited and can be opend up(short version)

ya i know like we expect them to do that.

so again lets recap

the chip has standard fm radio both RX and TX biderectionlay. meaning if it works in fm receive mode we can make it work in fm transmit mode. No hardware changes.

We just need the software that will take the music or whtver and feed it into the fm side and speak its lingo to transmit
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OgremustCrush:
Erm, might it be a problem that it doesn't appear that the phone itself has any sort of FM antenna built in? I mean, the FM Radio app wont even turn on the radio unless you have headphones plugged in... which would be kind of a problem if you are trying to use the transmitter as an audio sink. Speaking of which, Eclair doesn't seem to have any way to select a default audio sink, it just uses whatever is available that has the highest priority ie: headphones -> bluetooth -> internal speakers. I think I read somewhere that Froyo improves on this functionality, but I'm not sure. I guess you could always just use an app to enable the transmitter, set it to highest priority (if that's even possible,) and then start playing whatever you wanted to be transmitted.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MordyT:
Oh really? I call bull...
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Minjin:
I think you're a little confused as to how this works. I don't doubt that the chip is capable of FM transmitting. I am doubting that it has the necessary external components to do so. It may be lacking an antenna, some caps, a resistor, who knows. Look at the datasheet and you will be able to see what is necessary to make that portion of the chip work. What is posted above is NOT the datasheet. It is a dumbed down block diagram that isn't anywhere close to the actual layout or a pinout.

While your logic seems to be sound, it is wrong. I have a Nokia sitting next to me with FM transmitting capability. It will act as an FM transmitter with nothing attached but requires headphones to act as an FM receiver.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guyver2077:
ahh .. memories of my n97 with built in transmitter.. that worked freaking horribly for me at least. Could never get the thing working decently
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Minjin:
If you're in a saturated market, no FM transmitter (at legal power levels) will work all that well in a car. I'm not and I find that mine works quite well. The receiving antenna is a large part of the equation as well. You have to transmit from inside of your large metal cage to the outside where the antenna is. If you have a convertible like me, it helps quite a bit.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frifox:
I just use a veeery long aux cable... my old $10 fm transmitter barely worked inside my car (antena in the very back of the trunk). Now with my "mod" i get static-free signal as far as 4 full car lengths (direct line of sight - 1 block) =P
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jamest10:
I have an mp3 player that has a built in FM radio and transmitter. It must have a pair of headphones plugged in to act as the antenna both when it is receiving and transmitting FM radio. This mp3 player works very well when transmitting radio from inside my truck. If I chose a station in the 94 or 95 MHz range the FM transmitter will actually drown out the the normal radio station.

This is a feature I would really like to see in the Evo. I have some electronics experience so if anybody is able to find the full datasheet for the BCM4329 chip I would be happy to look at it and see how the chip needs to be set up for FM transmitting. Then someone who is willing to take apart their Evo could check and see if the chip is set up for FM transmitting.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deepdarkspirit:
Desire

The HTC Desire and Nexus One have this same chip, looking at the Chip diagram in the PDF shows that the FM Transmitter and Reciever are connected to the same Antenna. I'm sure the FM reciever works so would it not just be as simple as enabling the Wifi N was?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tlordon:
same reply i posted on DI thread about same issue (can we merge these threads) the common goal is the same.

all that tells me is extra components are required on the board to rx or tx. but they dont say if they are the same or different.

From what i can tell with my Tech Background and what i do know about the chip from the public data sheets aswell as what i posted on the other thread.

I think all we need is the software to pump the audio to the fm part of the chip its uart so its bidirectional for all data.

to give you a wee bit of how i would have a clue about this.

super short version grew up around Pro Audio Test and measurement and internals of electronics Building designing from like 8) aswell my heydays with my IC735 (modded) (into all tech areas)

but going back to the fm.

if it can receive fm then it can transmit it. bottom line.

the only thing we need is the software.

so heres why.

the data i have (very clearly says that the fm part of the chip has its own single antenna for rx or tx so no switchs etc needed. (the chip boasts every thing that is in it has all supporting parts inside IE Amplifyers (wifi BT use a external switch but fm clearly shows it doesnt)

so going back to that its an antenna connected to the TXR (rx,tx) fm part of the chip. and has a UART IO so it has biderectional.

if it can recieve and tune the freq to RX then it can tune and pump to fm TX

basicly chip goes.

AUDIO (Uart) In out ---- RX,TX Chip and antenna

all there allready ONly thing missing is software to put the audio in not pull from it.

Guys. Electronics now days (He!! back in the day) its simple just take peice by peice not evertying has to be so complex it cant be..

sorry typing from phone so no spell check EVO turned off to increase speed.

OH going back if you look at the public docs. you will clearly see the wif and bt have external switchs for the antennas.

and the FM shows one antenna and no switches for rx or tx. Take a look comon sense tells you htc wont admit it can do tx right now.. we would demand an APP.

they need to sell us something later. but use todays chip.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MCL1981:
Good luck with this. I doubt you'll get anywhere without blowing it up since it is used as the WiFi transmitter.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tlordon:
WHAT wifi fm is not same. uhg.

if you look at

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7073406&postcount=11

As much as its "dumbed down" its how it is.

It clearly shows the switchs needed for wifi

what caps etc needed. Uhm u dont do elctronics do you. These chips are fully contained.

Chips are circuit boards made really small.

yess the wifi uses external switch but if the fm needed any thing that dumbed down block diagram would show it.

If you look at any chip block diagram out there (they look like this one and they show whats needed outside the chip)

chips are Integrated circuits Uhg. not single entity items.

if the block diagram shows extras needed it would say something not have a direct line to fm antenna and say rx tx and not say *switch etc needed)

on a block diagram for lets say any other transiver shows if any thing is needed *may be just astric or somethig but nothing on this and it would if you look at there other stuff and current.

if you have ever worked on 2.4ghz or any ghz device you know caps on the antena to ground is almost comon now. on fm you wouldnt find it. (short short version)

why would the fm chip need external parts. what would they do.

the chip has the fm rx and tx internal io are part of the chips main IO so its all there.

cap resistor diode for what on the fm antenna side. maybe antenna tuner (not rx or tx rather adjusts to compinsante for to short or to long antenna (if u dont know what ant tuner is u are below me on this and that would explain why you dont follow me on this)

but no it wouldnt need an antenna tuner as its fm and low power. so the swr would be minimul. and i have never seen an antnnena tuner that would fit on a evo board so i dont see it needing it in the future

guys please look up ic and see what they can do..

Netbooks CPU is not only the CPU the atom n450 is cpu/gpu in one (more parts on one chip making it faster etc low power etc).

Remember that chip was made for them by them with there specs..

its not a pic chip that you may need exteranal parts to trigger and input etc..
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MCL1981:
I got three sentances into your incompetent reply and gave up reading. When you learn to type in sentances that make sense, get back to me. In the meantime, I invite you to learn what FM is. I've spent more time transmitting RF than you've probably been alive.