yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Questions and Answers] diman82:
I've just checked, and the /discovery endpoint stands still, all working like before - you can play with the limit param, and get results. The scrolling part is related to UI only (so not to overload the UI with data, if you say have 1K tags)..
[General Questions and Answers] oli_kester:
Thanks for replying so quickly. Are they still serving you v4 or are you just accessing the old URL with a new API token? I tried that, but I got no response.

In my region (UK) it seems they have changed it. See below for the only "discovery" requests my browser makes on that website. All v5 -

I can't see requests to the original endpoint anywhere in DevTools - when I did this a few months ago I found the v4 tag request really easily (with the tips on this thread).
[General Questions and Answers] diman82:
In my case, I see V4:

Request URL: Request URL: https://www.shazam.com/discovery/v4/en-US/IL/web/-/tag/F9C7C176-093C-49F2-90BF-6DB4FABB3622?limit=20

I'm logged in using Facebook Oauth, you're using Google Oauth, so this is one difference between us.

What happens if you manually input V4, i.e.:

https://www.shazam.com/discovery/v4/en/GB/web/..

?
[General Questions and Answers] oli_kester:
Aha, I figured it out!

Your post made me think about the different sign-in methods, and it seems that you gotta use the Facebook sign in option to get the old V4 API. The Apple / Google methods could work too, but my account isn't linked to those.

One thing I know for sure, don't use the email sign-in like I did - this gives you the much less hacker-friendly V5 access.

Thanks for your help friend. It seems like the Facebook login is pending removal. Who knows when Shazam will close the door on this? So I advise everyone to log in via Facebook and grab your data while you still can! Use the methods posted above.
[General Questions and Answers] diman82:
Sure, you're welcome.

Ok, so here is a (very) quick and dirty way to start with V5 API export:

1. Open Chrome developer tools and load ALL your Shazams by scrolling all the way down.

2. Save all calls by choosing the option: "Save all as HAR with content" [IMG="Save all as HAR with content"]https://imgur.com/a/gWlRYxE[/IMG]

3. Use this online tool: https://hintdesk.github.io/networkhartocsv/input or a Java util: https://www.yamamoto.com.ar/blog/?p=201 to convert har to csv format (better use the java tool, as HAR files can grow very big and it's a bad idea to clip-paste its content to browser window).

4. Once you've converted to csv, it's up to you what tools to use. Basically, I've quickly extracted all /discovery endpoints using Notepad++ (my favorite text editor), so you get a nice list like this:

https://www.shazam.com/discovery/v5/en-US/IL/web/-/track/333457?shazamapiversion=v3&video=v3
https://www.shazam.com/discovery/v5/en-US/IL/web/-/track/511537540?shazamapiversion=v3&video=v3
https://www.shazam.com/discovery/v5/en-US/IL/web/-/track/460794412?shazamapiversion=v3&video=v3
https://www.shazam.com/discovery/v5/en-US/IL/web/-/track/370160230?shazamapiversion=v3&video=v3
https://www.shazam.com/discovery/v5/en-US/IL/web/-/track/320159957?shazamapiversion=v3&video=v3
https://www.shazam.com/discovery/v5/en-US/IL/web/-/track/121729974?shazamapiversion=v3&video=v3
https://www.shazam.com/discovery/v5/en-US/IL/web/-/track/456484798?shazamapiversion=v3&video=v3
https://www.shazam.com/discovery/v5/en-US/IL/web/-/track/10099399?shazamapiversion=v3&video=v3
https://www.shazam.com/discovery/v5/en-US/IL/web/-/track/10099381?shazamapiversion=v3&video=v3
https://www.shazam.com/discovery/v5/en-US/IL/web/-/track/332937961?shazamapiversion=v3&video=v3

5. From here you can run the following python script/app I've created: https://gist.github.com/diman82/5439d5abe8d9c295db9ad26d376d602c - you input urls file and it outputs songs.json file which you can use in various online services as previously described.

2 minor problems at the moment:

https://github.com/encode/httpx/issues/914 - nothing I can do, should be fixed on asyncio side, but this doesn't affect the script runtime, it only ends with failure (but songs.json file is still produced)

For non UF-8 characters, output produced is gibberish - will fix this issue when I've more time

P.S Please press 'Thanks', as it took me some efforts to create this python utility! :)
[General Questions and Answers] oli_kester:
Good work diman!

So Shazam now seem to offer a CSV export, solving this issue once and for all!

You can export the file by logging into Shazam and heading to this page - https://www.shazam.com/myshazam

There you will see a "DOWNLOAD CSV" button.

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As an aside, here is the app I've developed - https://shazam2discogs.olikester.com/

This takes a CSV file of Shazam Tags and adds them to your Discogs Wantlist.

Source code is available here -

https://github.com/oli-kester/shazam2discogs
[HD2 General] bobofosho123:
Hey guys-

Please bare with me here ;). I recently purchased an almost brand new T-mobile HTC HD2 from a person on Craiglist for 300 bucks. Well it turned out that the phone the person sold me was defective, i.e. a hardware malfunction of somekind :mad:, and because T-mobile thought I had bought it through them online, they said it was covered under the "Buyer's Remorse" period. So because of this I sent the one I had originally bought back to T-Mobile for a replacement, and they are sending me a brand new one in the box with all the accesories, factory sealed. But, since I had a chance to play around with winmo 6.5, and HTC Sense, I hate them both. So my question is, because I'm getting a brand new HTC HD2, should I return this one in exchange for a refund and buy something like a nexus one? Or should I stick with this phone? Or...should I exchange the HD2 for something else on T-mobile's network? Any advice would be appreciated. Btw, I payed 300 for the original hd2 I bought, but T-Mo is sending me one worth $450, so it's like there paying me 150 bucks, and they didn't even ask for a proof of purchase, lmao. Kinda cool that's all.

-regards, Bobofosho123 :cool:
[HD2 General] megan23247:
I had the HTC HD and ended up not liking it at all, I really wanted to but just hated everything about it in the end with the exception of the camara. I ended up trading my HD with someone on CL for a T-Mobile 3G Slide and I LOVE it! Im originally coming from an iPhone which I loved but got tired of Crapple and not having 3G speed and this slide is turning out to be even better than my iPhone. It sells for almost the same price as the HD. Just thought i would tell you that and maybe you can send your HD back (if you dont like it) and see if they will give you a slide. :-)
[HD2 General] bobofosho123:
Yeah, thanks for the response. And to he honest, to go from a high-end phone like the HD2 down to a mid-range phone like the slide seems like a ripoff to me. If it's possible, I may return the HD2 to T-Mobile and ask for a check or cash back, if that's possible, and just buy a Nexus One or an ipad (maybe).
[HD2 General] ryan562:
get the tmobile samsung vibrant due out july 21. 1ghz cpu, 4" super amoled screen. android phone
[HD2 General] palosjr:
+1

i would say check out the android port for the HD2, but it isnt anywhere near completion and who knows how long it could be.
[HD2 General] zarathustrax:
The android port will probably never work like an android phone... it probably won't be good enough to use full-time instead of winmo for at least a year... so if you want android, get an android phone.
[HD2 General] shamusmckinney:
The guys here at xda are doing a fabulous job porting Android to the HD2. I've been reading their progress stream and a year to complete is ridiculous. These guys are making leaps and bounds. Recently they put Ubuntu Linux "successfully" on the HD2. No phone functions but what a triumph! Not going to be long for the full port. I'll keep my HD2 just in anticipation of their success. Thanks again developers for all your long hours and hard work. It's much appreciated.

and by the way, Microsoft is losing the battle against Android and will continue doing so. Microsoft's business plan is skewed. Get the product out by the deadline...even if it isn't finished. (Windows 95, 98, 98Se, ME, NT, 2000, XP, Vista...)The mobile 6.5 is the SSDD. It is PLAGUED with problems. I should know, I have one. Sorry for the soapbox everyone.
[HD2 General] bobofosho123:
Hey, I agree, the progress on porting android to the hd2 has been, and this isn't an exaggeration, but I don't feel like waiting an entire year for a fully-working and bug-free android port. I think the smartest decision would be to go with the Samsung Vibrant, which has a screen that's almost as big as the HD2's and has android, and is for T-Mobile out of the box. So wouldn't that be the smartest decision? I do want an answer to that question by the way
[HD2 General] SecrtAgentMan:
The things is the HD2 just seems sleeker and more refined to me personally, sure the Vibrant may have the Android OS but I'll wait to get Android on my HD2.

Just my 2 cents.
[HD2 General] ryan562:
the samsung vibrant looks to be a good phone. if you've been reading some of the reviews on it you will find out that it has a better/dedicated GPU for gaming and graphics then our own hd2, nexus one, droid, iphone 3gs. its hummingbird processor is also considered to run faster/smoother than our own 1ghz snapdragon processor as well. on top of that, it's super amoled screen rivals that of the iphone 4 and performs better in sunlight then typical amoleds and offers better battery life.

you make the call. i may purchase the vibrant out of contract while keeping my hd2. good to have the best of both worlds for me. i also forgot to mention that you also have to worry about gingerbread and froyo updates via OTA from t-mobile. much easier to get them on an android-ready phone like the vibrant. samsung is going to release this phone on all major carriers so updates are on the horizon. (this is for those who think that samsung won't push for updates as they haven't had in the past)
[HD2 General] maxpower097:
This sounds like a really bad idea. Ever hear the phrase, "Take the money and run" Take the HD2 and sell it on ebay, then go buy what ever you want. If you have no receipt and your not listed as the owner on the account you may get screwed. What if this guy got the phone on a payment plan? What if he got the contract deal and they won't issue the refund and won't send you your phone once they discover the error. Just think about it a bit and count your blessings because this whole thing could of gone a whole other direction.
[HD2 General] zarathustrax:
Yes, they are making great progress... but there will probably never be a full "completed" port.... it will probably never run like an android phone. It's ridiculous to think it will. Have you used any of the other android ports for winmo phones? Some have been developed for years... and development went just as quick for some of them... and they are still a long way from being complete or "fully" functional. It will be awesome to have winmo, which I consider the best and most customizable mobile os, on my hd2 most of the time and be able to boot into android to use specific apps or play around with when I want. It will be somewhat functional in the next couple months (probably missing camera, and a few other things, and will probably be a battery drain... but usable)... but it will not be as functional as an android phone and probably not functional enough to want to use full-time on the hd2 instead of winmo for probably a year or so. Like I said... do some research... look at the development history of the other ports.

I also disagree about what you say about winmo... I've used it since 2003. I've also used android for a couple years.... Winmo is just as stable, and much more customizable and functional than android is at this point. I admit.. its not as user friendly... and it takes time and knowledge to set it up to use it's functionality. Android is quickly catching up as it's constantly being developed, and android was designed from the beginning to be a phone os. WinMo was designed to be a stand alone pocket pc os, and phone functionality has been added since the convergence of pocket pcs and phones... so the phone functions of it can be a little awkward or not implemented efficiently. But if you're looking for pc functionality, winmo blows android out of the water.

Don't get me wrong... I love android too... and can't wait for the hd2 port to be developed more... but be realistic with your expectations. There's plenty of past times this has been done to know what to expect with it if you do some reading. Android on the HD2 will be great... that's another great thing about winmo phones... they usually get android ported at some point. But if you want to use android full-time, its best to get an android phone. If you can't stand winmo, don't keep the HD2 expecting a perfect android port that runs like an android phone.
[HD2 General] bobofosho123:
Yeah man, I'm watching some reviews on the vibrant now and it definitely looks like the phone for me, and I can deal with .3 inches less screen size, as compared to the HD2. Not to mention, the vibrant seems to have a better screen than the HD2 anyway. And to think I only paid 300 bucks for my HD2 on Craigslist originally, lmao!!!! I'm certainly going to get one hell of a trade here, woot woot :P!!!! :D
[HD2 General] JC_Agga:
You got to remember, when i first saw it on tmobile website, the Vibrant was in the list and it was sold for $350 bucks. And that was like 4 or 5 in the morning. I got really stoked because i thought tmobile watned to surprise anyone by releasing galaxy s. But turned out, it think it was their mistake for putting up the price tag. Anyway, my point is, no matter how good Vibrant could be, the hardware quality does not come any near my HD2. No matter how some people hate this device, they must admit it is the highest quality device out there. Vibrant has plastic back, no flash and 4in screen is a joke compared to 4.3 And heard it was light which doesn't feel expensive. Anyway, i'm waiting for even bigger one HD3. I know it is a rumor, but HD2 was a ridiculous rumor, but hey, i'm holding one right now.
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] canhcutvl:
I am from Singapore and now I want to root my phone to get the eclair because the cupcake becomes more and more obsolete.

But the problem is that I cannot find the stock ROM for Singapore anywhere, and I only bought this phone for

1 month

. So I want to know if I root my phone, then later can I

downgrade to the perfect SPL ROM for Singapore on HTC website for warranty and then later re-root again

?

Current configuration is :

HBoot 1.76.0007

CPLD 12

Radio 6.35.07.29

Aug 4 2009 19:43:30
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] css626:
can just install the sense upgrade like usual :D
[EVO 4G General] asenduk:
Getting much better speedtest results tethering to the computer than using the speedtest app on the phone.. Anybody knows why??
[EVO 4G General] ortizdupri:
Apparently there are many issues with using Speedtest on the phone, to include it reporting erroneous numbers.
[EVO 4G General] asenduk:
oh ok, i see
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] 512i:
Ok so I changed my Tilt to some sort of Android via this site. I dont like it and need to know how to revert back. I have the file from HTC, WM6[1].1-Official-RUU_Kaiser_CINGULAR_WWE_3.57.502.2_radio_sign_25.88.40.05_1.65.21.18_Ship.exe.

I have been trying all day to get it back and looking at this site but have gotten know where....Droid is still on it and booting fine.....

HELP!:eek:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] 512i:
ok so I have an little more info. I can boot the thing and get it to the rainbow screen. I downloaded the stock ROM from HTC, extracted it and copied it over to the SD card, renamed it KAISIMG.? (cant remember the name off the top of my head but it is right)

So then I remove and replace the battery, press the camera and power buton, get the rainbow screen, then a white screen that says loading. I let it load for 20 minutes and it never did anything else, just sat there and said loading....

whats the deal?:mad:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Mr. Clown:
You were doing fine, just need to follow step by step flashing process via sd card. Look here. I hope that helps.:)
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biohazard:
I have just recently rooted my HTC T-Mobile G1, and I have been looking for the perfect ROM for me. But most of the ROMs I try have multiple Force Close issues and they constantly pop-up! With the Blur and MyTouchSlide ROMS I get Swype and GeniusButton Force Closes constantly and with Hero and Eclair ROMs, I get constant Swype Force Closes. I am new the the rooted phone and ROM world, soo does anyone mind helping me out with my problem? It would be much appreciated!!
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Momotombo:
Swype force closes are probably from swype not being registered to your phone. There's a beta going on and I think it checks with the data connection every so often whether your phone is registered with the main servers before they fully release Swype.

Try googling the beta and registering, I don't know if you'll be able to. If you do, download it from their website and use the app on your phone to sign in.

I was getting force closes when I had no data connection.
[Omnia II General] jebise101:
I have a omnia 2 and have lost my 16GB internal storage and have tried everything to get it back. Tried nustorage manager and it dose not see the MMC card, tried connecting it as mass storage just so i can format it, tried connecting it to unbunto to see if i can get it to recover it and have no luck. In windows it detects the drive but fails to start it so i can format it or anything.

Is there any chance i can repair the phone without sending it in?

I just woke up one morning tried to access my music s2pwas taking it time to load and knowing the crappy omnia i just rebooted thinking the phone froze and lost the storage.
[Omnia II General] madnish30:
moved to the right forum, please post in the correct forums.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] huedawg:
Ok, so I got another new phone and made a backup image of stock rom ( nTelos) now , if something goes wrong , how do I reinstall the recovery image of my stock rom ? Thanks in advance ! :)
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] huedawg:
come on people ?
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kcarpenter:
Run RUU...
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] huedawg:
nTelos does not have a ruu ?
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kcarpenter:
REALLY?!??! WTF? What do you do if your phone takes a crap or something goes wrong? I have been on the phone with Sprint 3 times now and for a tough issue, that is their default response LOL.

You could theoretically just run a sprint RUU...i think that is how BlueGrass guys got root.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] huedawg:
Thanks , but rooting is not an issue ...
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] mahleek20:
Hello, I'm a Nexus 1 user and I just wanted the stock x10 ringtones and notifications. I just want something different. Sorry if this is the wrong thread. Yes, I've looked everywhere but i can't find it. Thank you.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Accessories] gabrialxue:
So one of the biggest flaws of the early android phones (in my own opinion) has been battery life. One of the quickest and simplest options for early adopters is to buy an extended battery. So that question remains where can someone get a reliable battery? Well after perusing forums and coming to the conclusion that this field seems to be relatively untouched, I decided to splurge and buy the 2000 mAh battery by Seidio.

Normal retail price is 60 dollars but I found mine on mobilecityonline for 30 dollars

http://www.mobilecityonline.com/wireless/store/productdetail.asp?productid=25418

Note: I am currently running cyanogen 5.0.8 stable with the community hero mix theme

First impressions: After unpacking the battery, it is THICKER but that is to be expected. It comes with a replacement cover which has a matte rubbery feel to it. Feels good

WARNING: The battery cover will not accommodate models with a 3.5mm jack, so if you want to use this battery you may need to do some tinkering

First day of full use : After putting the battery through two charge cycles I noticed a GREAT improvement on battery life. Starting at about 11AM with some light browsing and youtube, battery was still in good condition. Afterwards a few hours of mild calling and texting and finally some more youtube and browsing at about 7 or 8 along with plenty of texting. By midnight the battery was still at 75 percent and lasted through the night and allowed me to watch some more videos until about 3 in the afternoon.

That's all I can say about it so far after 3 days of use.

Definitely a battery to consider if you need a little more life in your phone from day to day, Follow up review, video and pictures coming soon!

Feel free to leave comments and questions, and if you decide to buy one give us your thoughts!
[myTouch 3G, Magic Accessories] sike89:
well im looking into it now, and just to make sure it will work with my htc magic from rogers with no 3.5jack, right?

because for 30$ its worth it to have better battery life IMHO
[myTouch 3G, Magic Accessories] zmattmanz:
That's my issue is that I'd love to buy an extended battery for my 1.2 but I haven't seen any battery covers that account for the headphone jack. I'm sure you could rig it with a Dremel or something.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Accessories] gabrialxue:
Yes it should work just fine

It seems easy to cut a hole out for the 3.5mm jack, I'm sure you could do it fairly easily
[myTouch 3G, Magic Accessories] stolenphot0:
it just hit clearance for $19.99. Really wishing it had the option to choose a white cover. I may get one anyway though.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Accessories] gabrialxue:
Seems they just cleared out their stock of it, anyone out there get one from mobilecity before they sold out?

Have no fear though, theres still plenty of vendors you can get this product at (for a slightly higher price, but I think it's worth it)
[myTouch 3G, Magic Accessories] satanic666:
is the battery's size bigger then regular mytouch 3g?? or same???

:confused:
[myTouch 3G, Magic Accessories] Slytheer:
As far as I understood the battery is thicker then the stock one, so the original cover won't work.

They have a lot of different batteries on aliexpress DOT com.
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] butterdori:
Now that we finally have the official WWE 2.1

I was wondering if there are any devs interested in creating a simple custom rom that just has JIT, without any other modifications..

Or does such a rom exist already?
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] lukesky:
check out chronosDroid version 2.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GldRush98:
I noticed this on FRF83 and it is still happening on FRF85B.

Basically I'll update/add/delete a contact on the web interface, and my phone will take literally hours before showing the change.

It is incredibly frustrating when I update a bunch of info and it doesn't update on my phone for hours.

I know on 2.1 it updated darn near instantaneously, and I am wondering why Froyo doesn't behave the same way?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adamhlj:
What is your scheduled sync time?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GldRush98:
Changes are supposed to be pushed instantly, are they not?
[Nexus One Android Development] GuestK00233:
okay how can we apply this to cm6?
[Nexus One Android Development] superg81:
dont,it will be added in future build.
[Nexus One Android Development] ayman07:
well how do u do it in the mean time. rather not wait.
[EVO 4G General] jewelbaluyut:
My EVO has screen separation issue. I brought it to Radio Shack. The manager acted as if there's nothing wrong with my phone and told me to bring it to a Sprint store. I brought it to Sprint and they said the same thing. The rep also said that if I really want it replaced that I should go through the insurance route in which I have to pay a hundred bucks for replacement. Any suggestion on what to do next?
[EVO 4G General] k2snowboards88:
Tell sprint you like the droid x and will be returning your phone and canceling their service.