yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] furrelkt:
great thanks for the find.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] dadoc04:
nice!! thanks for the heads up
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] toenail78:
well i had one before but it wasnt like that one i got this morning.. have you checked again for an update.. cause ive had a previous one but uninstalled it cause it was lame
[Hero CDMA General] jerry43812:
Sprint sent me a replacement hero yesterday, which I received today, and the speaker on this thing crackles like there's no tomorrow! Holy crap. So thats 2 device replacements in a week.
[Hero CDMA General] subcypher:
What? I didn't catch that. I think we have a bad connection.
[Hero CDMA General] wadeheisen:
Bwahahaha!
[Hero CDMA General] jerry43812:
I asked them since I am having a nightmare with my hero if there was any other comparable model of phone they could send me with the hopes I don't get a third bad hero, and they said they don't even have that option in their system.
[Hero CDMA General] subcypher:
Nope. And they won't have that option until they run out of replacement Heroes. I know someone that went through replacement hell with a certain model. If you get another broken one, just scream a lot. They'll get you one that works eventually.
[Hero CDMA General] jerry43812:
The only thing that bugs me about this whole situation is that I went and bought a brand new phone when I signed my contract and all they are willing to replace it with is a cosmetically clean, used phone.
[Hero CDMA General] subcypher:
And when they repair yours, they'll give it to someone else. They can't always be handing out new phones.
[Hero CDMA General] A_Guy71:
My. Sister had a phone that kept restarting, she took it back and got one with a blown speaker. She took back that one and they gave her a real new one.
[Hero CDMA General] jerry43812:
I've been just calling Sprint. The goofs at the store closest to me are independent, not franchise, or somethign along them lines.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] teleknEsis:
I recently started trying to complete a phone call recorder for the Nexus One running FroYo, but I've been having trouble getting the audio source to work correctly.

Using MediaRecorder.setAudioSource with MediaRecorder.AudioSource.VOICE_CALL results in a 0 kb file.

MediaRecorder.AudioSource.VOICE_DOWNLINK and MediaRecorder.AudioSource.VOICE_UPLINK both only record from the MIC and are therefore no different than MediaRecorder.AudioSource.MIC

Does anyone have any experience working with this part of the API, trying to do something similar? My next step would be to re-work using AudioRecord, but from what I've been reading online no one has had any success with that either.

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks in advance!!

-teleknEsis
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Geo411m:
Googlevoice can do this. I believe you hit the number 4 during a call to start recording and 4 again to stop.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] prettyboy85712:
Isn't this illegal?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] teleknEsis:
Well damn, you got me there. Indeed that does work, although it requires someone to call you through your google voice #. I think there's still enough demand out there for a native call recorder that this is still worth investigating a fix.

But thanks for the info!!!!
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] teleknEsis:
No, actually in my state (Texas) it is not. As long as "1 of the parties is aware it is being recorded" (uhhh myself) it is legal.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] SilentMobius:
The last time this was discussed Dianne Hackborn said that the G1 did not have the hardware for this to happen.

The problem was that the baseband processor did all the work and the raw audio stream was never exposed to Android (yep, including if you use a bluetooth headset, all done by the baseband processor) she said the problem was that qualcomm et al tended to lock up the functionality making such things really hard to do without their co-operation at driver writing time.

I'd guess this still holds for the N1.

Google voice however is just fancy VOIP so that is all done within the kernel hence the audio is easy to get at.

Here's a bit of the thread:

http://www.mail-archive.com/android-porting@googlegroups.com/msg06770.html
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] flybyme:
lmao but it makes everything akward when the voice says its recording. i believe it only works for incoming calls as well

this is an international site....just because its illegal where you are doesnt mean it is everywhere.

finally i have a right to do something in texas besides own a gun :P
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] PeRRiiN:
man, i really wish there was an app for this (besides google voice) =/
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] crajoh:
I have been trying to find an app that takes this one step further, and can be used as a voicemail service.

Here in Australia we have to pay for the call diversion to carrier provided voicemail, then pay to retrieve the message.

If the phone answered the call and recorded the message it would eliminate the need for carrier voicemail.

Recording calls will be great if you can make it work, but reading other posts it seems it may not be possible.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Mikey:
Points well made, remember though an app to be issued on this site, might be unlawful since the servers are located in the USA.

As too anyone interested in the state laws for recording a conversation per state:

http://www.rcfp.org/taping/quick.html

Remember one thing also, the reason Google removed all the recording apps off the market is because they didn't want to be responsible for the actions.

Google voice records a conversation after it notifies the caller on the other end of the call.

Just an fyi too you all.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] flybyme:
Wow I didn't realize they pulled them off the market lol

I thought that was because I couldnt see all the protected apps
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] teleknEsis:
Very interesting, and that would certainly explain the limitations of the API on the Nexus One. I really wish there was some way around this.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] SilentMobius:
Could you provide a link to back that assertion up? as I said I don't believe there have been any actual call-recording apps on the market, due to technical limitations, just normal recording apps that could be used to (poorly) record a call. And I don't believe any of those have been pulled.

Personally IMHO the notion that you can't record something you hear is nonsense. Thankfully I don't live in a country where this is so.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] agriff:
If you have a SIP account (or VOIP), you can download the app 3cxPhone from Android Market and in the Settings there is an option to record all calls.

I have tested it and it works perfectly. Both parties are recorded loud and clear unlike most of the old call recorders on the Market where you could barely hear the other party. I think it has something to do with SIP apps, like Sipdroid and 3cxPhone, calls function as Media files rather than phone calls on Android, allowing the recording of both sides of the call equally.

Anyway, the recorded call auto saves as a .wav file on your sd card under /3cxPhone/recordings.

Use your Google Voice number as a SIP account. Substitute 3cxPhone for Sipdroid in the tutorial... http://androidforums.com/android-lo...-your-android-phone-free-us-canada-calls.html

There's also trick you can do to record all in and out calls with 2 Google Voice accounts, one of the GV callback apps in Market, a MagicJack, and your regular phone calling plan (not Sipdroid or 3cxPhone).

Long tutorial short...

-you set up your MagicJack number as a forwarding number on GV line 1.

-Then, after its registered, go into the MJ login page and auto-forward all calls to your GV line 2 number. You can put your MJ in a drawer and never plug it in again after that.

-in the Android GV callback app, login with GV line 1. In the Settings, change the "This Phone's number" to the MagicJack number. Make sure your GV line 1 does not forward to your cell phone. Check desktop GV Settings to be sure.

-in GV line 2's Desktop version, make a new Contact with GV line 1's number. Name it whatever you want. In the Settings for that Contact, make all calls ring your Mobile number. Turn off all Call Screening or Call Presentation for that Contact, meaning calls just go through without options to reject or send to VM.

-Finally, to make calls, in the GV callback Android app, enter a number or choose a contact to call. It will call you back on your MJ number, which happens to forward to your GV Line 2 number....which is getting an incoming call(calling your cell), which means you can just push the number 4 as soon as you pick up the callback to start recording.

Your outgoing Caller ID will be GV Line 1 but your recordings will show up in GV Line 2.

The end
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] teleknEsis:
While i do appreciate these "workarounds", that was not the point of my thread. From what I can tell, there is a large demand out there for a native application that doesn't require using a VOIP service such as Google Voice or any wonky "setups", and records calls directly to the device. None of the apps I have found so far will record both the incoming and outgoing voice stream, and from my testing with the API and what I've read online, it doesn't seem possible to do with the Nexus One.

I'm more or less just looking for input from people who are familiar with this API and have attempted to do something similar. Thanks anyway....
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] avelec:
Using total recall with froyo, works fine.

http://www.androlib.com/android.application.com-killermobile-totalrecall-trial-xtDm.aspx
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] teleknEsis:
I beg to differ. All the files saved are ending up as 0 kb files and of course won't play. Exact same problem I had during testing of my application. My guess is he's using the VOICE_CALL audio source which was leading to that same problem for me.

If it really does work for you, what location do you have set to save the calls and what format are you saving as?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] avelec:
Mine is default to /mnt/sdcard, I'm running [ROM] Kang-o-rama 0.9 Final SP2 (FRF85) w/apps2ext.

Setup to record only incoming call. Hope this helps.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] nelimbg:
Total recall uses microphone too, so did you read the first post ?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] myteematt:
WOT this is not any kind of production/everyday app. Lets pursue other options or future releases of this.....
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Mett:
Anyone any progress on this?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] shantzg001:
Yeah, it looks like it cannot be done. I made a setup with tasker to do the call recording (Link)as well but there also, only Mic option works for recording. Everything else hangs.
[Desire General] @home:
Can we please have in the title of the present & future ROMs whether they have HTC sense or Not - Myself preferring HTC Sense Roms Than not with avoid lts of hassle?

Thank You
[Desire General] MasDroid:
Why not just avoid the Froyo roms? :)

Nah... i hear ya bud. Would be nice if threads were little more organised to prevent people from creating threads like this ;)
[Liquid S100 Android Development] dancerobot:
I recently upgraded from an HTC Magic to a Liquid. I was delighted to find that the Liquid has caller ID support, at least in the Acer_LiquidE_1.100.05_EMEA_GEN1 bin. In canada, earlier android phones don't have caller id support (someone said the Samsung Galaxy does). I was running éclair on my Magic so it makes me think it is in the Bin, probably implemented by Acer.

This made me think, do you think it is possible to backport this support to other devices like the Magic?
[Liquid S100 Android Development] Suxsem:
i think it is possible...
[Liquid S100 Android Development] Nerds2You:
I would love to see this done especially now that we know it is possible. The Galaxy S apparently supports this feature as well. It is the only feature I miss from my Nokia's.
[Liquid S100 Android Development] alan090:
it is likely something built into the acer dialer apk

unlikely that you can port it without having the sources and then likely wysies phone mod would incorporate it (this is what is used is CM)
[Windows Mobile] djr83:
One problem gets solved, another one waits around the corner :p

Probably easy, but how do I make the old today screen be default in a ROM?

I've searched the forum but didnt find anything...
[Windows Mobile] djr83:
I have a vanilla WM without TouchFLO/Manila or any other shell. I just need to hide the 6.5 today screen ("Windows default"). I've actually tried to just disable that plugin with a reg value but it didnt help.
[Windows Mobile] + Que PPC:
If you have a Vanila rom and it has the titanium cooked inside it isnt a vanila rom cause it is eating you some MB in your storage... so disable the chome and bronze pkgs that way you can get rid of it ;)

BTW there isnt a cab for install chome again ;)
[Windows Mobile] djr83:
I would prefer if I could choose CHome again, but I'll test to just remove it completely. The kitchen is saying that bronze and chome is needed for the rom to work? Oh well, I'll test. In worst case I have just lost a few minutes of flashing time :)
[Windows Mobile] Farmer Ted:
I was all over chome when I first started playing with 6.5, but eventually got bored with the panels and tired of sliding my finger around. If you think you'll miss it, just make a cab of it and stick it on your sd card. I made one a while ago (it worked fine), never used, then just deleted it. Like + Que PPC said, it's just the bronze and chome packages. Uncheck them and forget about it. Or, if you cook them in, leave them in, just export the Today reg keys with Today set up the way you like and cook that in as an EXT.
[Windows Mobile] djr83:
I removed CHome and Bronze and it works perfect! I would still prefer to just disable it with a regkey or something, but I cant get it to work.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Blackleopord187:
ok so im sick of flashing new roms cuz there is always something wrong with one. either the messaging dosnt work, the camera, or its too slow. i just want a rom thats completley stable with everything working. i dont give a crap if its the latest build. i just need something that works

can someone point me in the right direction?
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] ranasrule:
try this ....works great for me >>>> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=528217
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] sleepingsickness:
i recommend the same rom that he suggested ^

timolol's stock like rom is great

i dont like/use tf3d so its great, fast, and very stable.

he also has add-on cabs to tweak small things

i used the fuze keyboard.cab

:D
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] ranasrule:
yeah...for me timolol's stock like rom with SPB Mobile shell is a winner :)
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] sleepingsickness:
spb mobile shell's graphics seem to lack quality, idk

i used to use it and loved the 3D carousel, but other than that, it kept ruining my experience

i'm glad it works out for you though! :)
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Blackleopord187:
thanks a bunc h guys. im gona try it out right now
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] ThaDeanesta:
Man... Oh boy...

Dude, you know these kinds of threads are frowned apon here! This topic has been covered before, and you don't need to start a new thread. Try it out for yourself!

-You're lucky i'm not a RAPHAEL moderator.... ;) jkjk lmao
[Hero, G2 Touch General] Deke Martin:
OK, thanks to a handful of very helpful devs here I now have 2.1 with root. But what does that mean? What is root giving me that I could not get from an unrooted 2.1?

I see I can now use tethering which I know was missing from 1.5, but is there anything else exciting I can do?

For instance, can I give my Hero a hostname on a network?
[Hero, G2 Touch General] idroid84:
You care to share how?
[Hero, G2 Touch General] Seelbreaker:
Now you have the possibility to backup your whole mobile phone via recovery Menü and nandroid, you also have the possibility to backup your programms with apps like titanium backup, and in the end you can install custom roms onto your hero
[Hero, G2 Touch General] Deke Martin:
Sorry Andrew, care to share how what?
[Hero, G2 Touch General] idroid84:
How you rooted 2.1 with the help of devs. There is a possible chance I might need to update the 2.1 post I did before about the root.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] 42turkeys:
If this guy's asking what he can do with root, I think its unlikely that he would be making his own roms :)

PM me with what you need to do and I'll point you in the right direction.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] Deke Martin:
Well, the devs I was referring to were you, 42turkeys and Lox_Dev. Maybe devs was the wrong term to use, I'm pretty new to this (as you may have gathered).

I followed the instructions at the start of the ** Official 2.1 UK UPDATE Thread ** thread...you wrote this, right?

So, do I have root..?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dadaniel:
Is it possible to turn off mobile networking (for example when roaming) like on the desire? I do not find a menu point for it.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] TheMaverick:
If you want to stop roaming go to settings>wireless and network>mobile networks and you can turn off roaming from there.

If you just want to disable all wireless connections just put the phone in flight mode which is in wireless and networks too.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Conan179:
Hello for now.

I want my own ROM cooking for my rhodium (German version).

I've got so far into the kitchen visual kitchen eingearbeite v5.0, which I had created my own first Rome.

I have taken as a base CH Orange 2.08.72.0 ROM.

My question is which file must I edit as is the order in the Star Menu different?

My 2nd problem is the icon to the Windows Internal recruitment does not setting leads, but to Manilla setting, how can I change it?

Please note that my English is terrible and this text, I have had with Google translate.

Greeting Conan
[G1 Android Development] kingklick:
[ROM] [v0.1] [AOSP] [g1/32b] Froyo2G1 "This Froyo is Melting" {6/30/10 x:xxpm PST}

My G1 was long ago fried, I have no G1/32b. Read my sig if you desire.

Foreword:

Yup, its here. It is a dream compiled froyo ROM, but as usual I will be adding full 32b support. I have A LOT of work to do on it, but many have bugged and you have won. It is a straight AOSP ROM at the moment, but my tweaks will make their way in as usual. This is my major project at the moment. Post bugs that have not been posted only please.

For a ROM of this nature, a working/not working list is necessary:

Working

* WiFi

* Bluetooth

* Data

* Multitouch

* Lights for G1

* LED's for G1

* GPS

* Market

* Google sign in

Not Working

* Camera

* Camcorder

* Visuals for Gapps are pretty screwy

* Network Location (need an updated unodexed netloc, shouldnt be hard)

* Things I'll add, testers/users let me know!!!

Download:

Just like any other dev, I am not responsible to whatever happens to your phone *surprise* :p

ChEerS :cool:

"I live to DEV another DAY" -My quote

Follow me on Twitter if you like my work: www.twitter.com/kingklick92

I WILL BE UPDATING THIS OP TONIGHT OR TOMORROW
[G1 Android Development] kingklick:
Changelog

Version 0.1

- Based fully off froyo AOSP branch *fresh sources*

- You will be surprised by the speed

- No a2sd *YET* (next release or so)

- No swap *YET*

- Stock kernel straight from @google

- Stock ramdisk

- Multi touch support

- Updated radio interface

- GPS full working

- Market tweaks by to make it more usable

- Apps should show up just fine

- Rooted

- Superuser included and functioning

- Included a 2.1 build.prop for all 2.1 apps to work (its named build.prop.21 in /system)

- Update script based off of Jubeh's with my edits (his is solid for the basics we need) (more in next release) *thank you*

- FULL Gapp support and packaged in

- FULL 32b support to come!

- Obviously plenty more to come, just wanted to give a taste
[G1 Android Development] zachattack052:
why the new thread?
[G1 Android Development] sleepy3194:
Will give it a try
[G1 Android Development] kingklick:
this is purely AOSP based

the other was a port :)
[G1 Android Development] Houka420:
Will flash as soon as it's ready & let you know how it goes.
[G1 Android Development] kingofyo1:
hey king, how ya doin? did you include JIT on this build? also what speed additions have you included?
[G1 Android Development] studjuice:
when you add the gapps, try to get Market to not FC, AND not have a limited app selection.. So far with froyo roms its only one... sad sad.

Also doesn't say whether JIT is working on this rom or not.

This rom is great with pershoots kernel!

can't wait for you and all the other devs to get froyo going one step higher
[G1 Android Development] zachattack052:
cool, ill definitely try it
[G1 Android Development] protomanez:
Will be comparing scores ;)
[G1 Android Development] Krovee67:
:) cant wait to try it out man!!
[G1 Android Development] lightninbug:
Hey king plz plz plz before u do this fix the Facebook sync on your 1.3 slide2G1..PLZ PLZ PLZ and THNX THNX THNX!
[G1 Android Development] protomanez:
So off topic, DAMN MAN. xO Use a fb app sycnr.
[G1 Android Development] defconoi:
wtf

there is really no difference at all from this and Jubeh's Froyo

if you want swap, download the busybox app from the market, install busybox and do swapon

flash pershoot's kernel (it works with froyo) and overclock it to 576.

heh
[G1 Android Development] kingklick:
lmao now this is hating on a whole NEW level. Hating before its even released :P

Mods take care of this extra garbage. thank you
[G1 Android Development] kingklick:
guys my market is fully functioning

I just cant get adobe flash to install :(
[G1 Android Development] defconoi:
why release an incomplete rom anyways? Your wasting time, wasting mod's time, and wasting bandwidth. Instead of compiling, why dont you contribute to CM6 on github.
[G1 Android Development] kingklick:
because, unlike apparently everyone else, my goal in life is not to be butt buddies with cyanogen or be on "team douche"

I do this to contribute my 2 cents - Many will agree I improve most things. Instead of getting on me for releasing this, go clean up where its needed - the nexus development section!
[G1 Android Development] slvrarrow:
i dont contribute on here but jesus theres some pathetic idiots around sticking their oars in... twice ive felt the need to comment on negativity in the same day!! just be grateful theres people putting their ideas into developing for a 2 year old piece of hardware and making it great! Even when stuff is free, people act like tools. Does it matter who releases what? If you want CM, download CM when its here ffs King obviously likes to do it his own way and good on him for that, as do other dev teams and other devs.
[G1 Android Development] dcwilliams84:
+1

N keep up the good work king. Cant wait till this is fully functioning. :cool:
[Desire General] dread123:
Bought a dual sim adaptor from ebay for 6 quid.20th edition magic sim where you don't cut the sim.working fine...able to access stk menu, but only works if you change network settings to gsm only.will not work on edge or other speeds.but at least it works! Only thing that's a pain is every time I switch sims I have tof keep putting password in for google mail.if you download the app multi sim from market you can set up a little icon for each specific sim number so you know whatnumber is being used.

Might see if I can find adaptor that uses other speeds but not paying silly money.

Sent from my HTC Desire using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Desire General] killer3ro:
Hello,

I am very interested in a dual sim adaptor. Can you please post a link to the vendor

P.S Has anybody tried this :

Dual sim card 26th-B 3G dual sim, they claim that it works with 3G also
[Desire General] DroidBois:
Great stuff keep us informed, so you don't have to reboot the phone to switch and it fits under the battery?
[Desire General] snudel:
i am using

h t t p ://www.2-phones-in-1.com/content/hypercard-3g-%E2%80%93-digital-dualsim-3gumts-2-simkarten-einem-handy-nutzen-simauswahl-menue-fuer-g

it is working great with umts. no rebooting. perfect stuff