yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 General] VisualOddity:
I don't think I did, but I could be wrong. Probably a good call! Thanks...

Incidentally, it all works now. I flashed a CleanEX ROM as I left work, hard reset, and got intermittent data on the road. Then flash a Kumar ROM in the car, hard reset, and everything is back to normal. Odd. lol

One thing that was weird; as I was leaving work I tried to call 611 to test, and I got a msg that my phone isn't authorized on the network. That was AFTER running the connection wizard for TMo... lol

All good now, so whatever... lol

Thanks for the help guys!
[Android Software Development] bitdivision:
Hi All,

Not sure if this is the right forum so please move if not...

I am trying to write a voice changer for android and I'm running in to some design decisions which I need a little help with.

I am using AudioRecord to get PCM audio from the mic, I need to record audio until the audio is below a certain level, I am then going to perform some processing on it and play it back. So I am unsure how long the audio is going to last for.

Since I want the delay between recording and playback to be as small as possible, I am unsure whether to keep the buffer in memory or to write it to the SD card and process it from there.

How much of a delay would using files induce when I am doing a lot of processing on the signal?

I am sampling at 8000 Hz so presumably 1s of audio would take up 1.6K of memory, what's the practical limit on the amount of memory I can use within the app?

Thanks
[Desire General] liamstears:
Can someone please please please port over the camera app??

I know its possible and I know people out there have the knowledge so can someone please give it a shot??

I would be willing to pay for it!!
[Desire General] Fightspit:
I don't undertand, the DjDroid ROM has the HTC camera app, am I right ?

Edit: Never mind, I understand the aim of your post ^^
[Droid Incredible Android Development] outsid0r:
has this been tested to work on the INC? if not why has this been posted.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ban_dover:
uhm....do you read?

"This thread is intended to be an think-tank, similar to the one on the eris forums where I got the idea from. Let the ideas flow!"

no. this is not working yet. thats why the title even has {development} in it. the process is almost working, and this is a develpoment thread to work out the issue-which is also in big letters at the top...see where it says

"Without the NAND being unlocked, we are unable to re-write to the recovery partition. Other than that everything is working good. Unlocked NAND=One Click Root!"
[Droid Incredible Android Development] adrynalyne:
So once we solve a much more difficult problem, the less difficult will be easier.

Makes sense.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Joe92T:
We already know how to unlock the nand vs the exploit posted last night...also unrevoked will have it done In a few days anyway

Sent from my HTC Incredible using the XDA App
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ban_dover:
the difficult problem has already been solved. the unrEVOked team already has the NAND unlocked. now its whether they want to share and make it a true one-click root method, or if they are going to keep it a secret and keep koush's clockworkmod recovery as the only possibility. this tool still uses the clockworkmod recovery, but after a NAND unlock your given the option to change. since koush is working for them too, im starting to think more and more that they are going to keep the monopoly.

im hoping that they will just incorporate their NAND unlock method into this root process. they can even re-lock it after the process is done as they do in their re-flash tool to preserve the monopoly, but a true one-click root is now possible with their co-operation. ive messaged them asking if they want to help out. we will see soon enough, so cross your fingers!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] adrynalyne:
You just lost a ton of respect from me, and I suspect more than a few others. Talk about biting the hand that feeds you.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] acidbath5546:
So I see we have this starting up again....shakes head at OP..

@adrynalyne best to just ignore these people...its not like the winmo days is it man? Le sighe
[Droid Incredible Android Development] adrynalyne:
Good advice, you are right. I will ignore this stuff in the future.

No, not like the winmo days at all. I've never seen so much anomisity and jealousy in a community before like there is for Android.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Shadowmite:
All I can say is we already intended to release this method, we were making a pretty robust obfuscation for it. But again the community has jumped before thinking and posted the bug for HTC to fix. There might not be any root's left after this one is burnt. Which it now is. Our tool will be released as is soon enough.

We don't care to create a monopoly, we happily work with others that ASK. Those that just jump and tell the world all the secrets we don't want plugged are just stupid, plain and simple.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] fader01:
LOL Whatever, it isnt like respect from you is something anyone cares about. I like someone with the nerve to speak the truth no matter how unpopular it might be.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Ffej5647:
Please read. Think tank! I applaud this dude for trying. More than many others do here!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] adrynalyne:
Fixed that for ya.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ban_dover:
it seems like my comment was taken the wrong way.

for one, clockworkmod recovery is the only one that works on the DINC AFAIK, amon_ras isnt working on here either.

the monopoly is basically a monopoly because of the lack of other available options, not necessarily because its enforced.

i apologize if it came off the wrong way or insulted anyone with the preceding comments.

i meant this thread as a co-operative think-tank, it wasnt my intention to start a big ordeal.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] acidbath5546:
@adrynalyne yeah its a real rough community at times, but what ya gonna do right...its hard for me to ignore them at times too ;)

@shadowmite. thanks for your guys hard work....the ignorant ones are everywhere nowadays, hope they don't get you guys down.

Cheers!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ban_dover:
hmm. well i guess thats what happens when people try to help out the community...maybe next time i just wont do anything... :/

and FYI...i did contact you. i sent you a PM earlier today.

this method has been used on the EVO and hasnt been plugged, and its been in the works on the Eris-also an HTC phone- for quite a long time, and in the same way this is...a co-operative community effort to make the phone the best that it can be.And its still not been plugged.

id worry less about HTC plugging the exploits and more about getting the exploits available to the public.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Shadowmite:
Correct, you are not the original one leaking the method. But my point is devs capable of finding things like this should be capable of thinking about it being plugged. HTC fixed our recovery hold in the next OTA. Now it's quite possible nand and this root will be patched also. we have NO OTHER WAYS IN... Thats it. besides some VERY complicated exploits we are OUT after the next ota.

I got your pm's, but only after you posted this.

It's a moot point, our one click root is due out in a few minutes. we were going to further lengths to protect the method, but it's out anyway at this point.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ban_dover:
well i apologize for the fact that i may/may not have ruined your chances to make a big announcement for your release, but IMO its kinda bs that you keep the info on lockdown. the whole point of android is that its open. a select amount of people shouldnt consider themselves the gatekeepers of important information.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Shadowmite:
From our wiki, which you appearently haven't read:
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ban_dover:
already read it.

i dont take my opinions from things i read. i take the information and draw my own conclusions. and in this case my conclusion is that, while i can see your point i still disagree.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] benlane:
Not sure all of you understand the contributions devs like Shadowmite and Adrynalyne have made to all of us. I been a fan for a long time - the WinMo days go back years. I am not a dev but have been in the business for years and these devs have hacked for hours often with just a thanks from the rest of us.

So when this level of dev says we need to mind what we say in open forum - I guess I can only so okay.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ban_dover:
everyones entitled to their own opinion, and wont receive any flaming from me no matter what they choose to believe.

in my opinion though, this forum is here for information, and when that info is closely guarded and only given to a select few-again this is only my opinion...something that everyone is entitled to and nobody needs to agree with-then there is something wrong.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] rpearl:
How exactly are you entitled to it?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ban_dover:
how am i entitled to my own opinion?

really now...did you just ask that?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] benlane:
Just pointing out when respect is due. Of course I am ancient in terms of physical age so I can only presume that I get hung up on that more than most.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] armomenian:
I honestly think you just fail to grasp the concept of doing something for the greater good. Yes, maybe that had to keep their methods private from an otherwise open community, but they only did it in order to make sure that when it was finally released, we could count on it being a longstanding gift.

Now that everything is out in the open (like you wanted) we are all punished. Your lack of patience, as well as everyone else who leaked the rest of the exploits, has caused harm to community. We weren't done any favors by allowing HTC to see and fix these exploits.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] rpearl:
No, I misread and so did you :P. How are you entitled to this information? Why is it open?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ban_dover:
i agree with respect being given where its due. and out of respect i waited for them to release their own root tool. i tried not to step on toes, that wasnt my intention. the nand unlock leak was nothing to do with me and i totally disagree with the way that the OG poster in that thread handled things.

well in my experience-and since this has already been done EXACTLY the same way on the eris just without all the *****ing and some actual positive input-no harm has come from it. we have a one click root now, thanks to a thread EXACTLY like this, and a few users who contributed to that thread, when the devs themselves had said it was basically impossible.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] SifonX:
I think the unrEVOked team has a very valid point here. Ultimately, yes Android is open source. What ISN'T open source is HTC, their hardware, and their recovery. Personally, I hate that companies refuse to let me do what I want to do with the device that I shelled out 200 bucks and signed a 2 year contract for. As such, I turn to people who know more about this stuff than I do (such as team unrEVOked) to allow me that freedom. These guys busted their butts on this project, and as such, I am extremely grateful to them. However, what they are doing is literally fighting a battle against HTC and Verizon. Giving the enemy intel is a bad battle strategy no matter who you are. They need to keep some things on the down low to be able to keep delivering these awesome rooting methods and (hopefully someday) a full NAND unlock. Personally, I think your thread should be deleted since it threatens the rest of the community.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] armomenian:
How can you disagree with the guy posting the full nand unlock, when you're basically doing the same thing? You're putting out a private exploit out in the open for the manufacturer to fix.

We have a temporary one click root until it gets fixed. Which it WILL. That was the point.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ban_dover:
i didnt say we were entitled to the information, but i feel that in an open source community where we should be working together to achieve our goals, when vital information is withheld because a select few feel that the general public doesnt need it, i feel that there is something wrong with that.

dont take this personally because im not directing this at any of you on the unrevoked team personally, but who are you to decide whats "safe" for us to know or not.

i would understand if you didnt release it because of copyright etc, but this isnt the case. you (the team as whole) decided not to release it because you felt it would be damaging.

i understand your reasoning about it being damaging, but i disagree. to exaggerate this situation to the n^th power just for the sake of the argument, this is comparable to, say the government banning books because they feel that the info in the books is damaging in one way or another. again, thats an EXTREMELY exaggerated situation just for arguments sake.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] s197:
As long as we do not download any HTC OTA's, the root should stick right? I'm not trying to get in the middle of the argument just want to make sure I can keep my root.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ban_dover:
i duisagree with him because it wasnt his to give out. if he had come up with the nand unlock method himsefl, go ahread! release it and more power to him.

what i did is take something already put together my a team of people working together, modify it for use with the incredible and see if people wanted to work together over here to get the same results.

from what i see, most people over here arent devs, and care nothing about learning about things or doing it themselves. ive seen more how-to videos and blind faith in the devs than anywhere else. i get it that the unrevoked team is awesome. they do amazing work and nobody is disputing it. but why would you put so much faith in them that your not even interested in working towards a solution yourself and actually attack the person who tried to help out and get the community involved in a fix for somthing that-at the time-was a massive pain in the ass?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] yojoe600:
you are correct
[Droid Incredible Android Development] benlane:
Mods, with all the releases today of one click tools can we please just simply delete this thread.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Studmf:
+ 1

Please DELETE
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dreamersipaq:
Unbelievable

You know, to the OP and everyone else complaining.....

I understand that you're frustrated, but I've been with this phone from the day it launched, and with this community before the phone even came out. I was also one of the beta testers of the reflash tool too, and one of the first ones to be able to get root using THEIR method. You need to understand something:

1) The unrevoked team has done more for this phone and community then ANYONE. Period. If you feel like this information needs to be out for everyone, then I suggest you figure out how to root it, how to unlock the nand, and then create a one click tool for it. You'll be #1 in the spotlight, because it's INCREDIBLY hard. If they figured this out, it's up to them how they want to release it. They don't owe you anything, and you're not entitled to anything from them. again, period.

2) The REASON that they kept it so hush hush, and been spending so much time perfecting it is because a) it's a lot more dangerous then the reflash tool, and they don't want bricked phones, and b) they don't want HTC closing the only loophole they found, which took 2 MONTHS to find... would you want that? And lo and behold, some moron posts it on here anyway. I hope he got banned for life

Without any disrespect, since I do not know you, please have some patience and respect.

UnrEVOked, I can't begin to tell you guys how much everything you've done has been appreciated. Please keep in mind that for every one of these, there's 100 others that are really greateful, and understand why you guys work the way you do. You guys are absolutely geneous, if any of you ever go to work for HTC, we're all screwed.

Thanks Again!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] kentoe:
Agreed agreed! +1
[Droid Incredible Android Development] overground:
Thread closed until further review suggests otherwise.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jarue1409:
I am new, and have rooted my Hero and am wondering how i would go about installing the themes that i see located in the forum?

Thank ya in advance!!
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c00ller:
Themes are usually specific per custom ROM. Since you're just rooted, I'm guessing you haven't flashed a custom ROM yet? If you have, the theme should say specifically what ROM it's for.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jarue1409:
I see the popular ones here seem to be fresh, pure hero and the one i want to install with the theme is ALosyius 2.1 so i am seeing that i need to wipe before i install the new ROM with the theme

How do i go about wiping?
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jarue1409:
Also the original ROM that installed was by regaw, but i don't see a specific name for the ROM
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Terrum:
Hey, My backlight keeps dimming everytime I power on my HTC from sleep. When it's sleeping (just tapping the power button so the screen turns off) the backlight goes really dark when I turn it back on yet the HTC power settings say it's on bright. When I move the bar back and forward the backlight's brightness goes back to its original state. Can someone help me find a fix? I am running tweaks and stuff but I haven't messed with it lately. Hope someone knows what i did wrong if i did anything :P

Also, Does the HTC Touch Pro accept 32GB cards? If not, is there a way to make it do so? Because I heard there was a way but not told how. All I know is that you have to hack the battery or something.

Thanks alot :)
[Omnia II Themes and Apps] barriedog:
Hello experts,

I have recently arranged to have my VOIP office system email me voicemails as an attachment. They are coming in as .wav files as an attachment but when I try to open them I get a window pop up,

"The attachment is of a file that could be unsafe. Messaging will not open this attachment."

Can't figure out why WM doesn't like it as in any other application I can open them. (.wav)

Omnia 2 with SPB 3.5

Any ideas?

Thx,

barriedog
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] fazzadn:
Bonjour!!

I have Spanish PDA LOOX N520, i want to transform it into French, how to make, :confused:

thank you
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] fazzadn:
Please !!!!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oldpreowner:
I have an EVO but am coming from a pre. I used to could send and receive messages while on a call on the pre. I have not been able to do so on the EVO. Is there a setting that I am missing? Thanks in advance for you help.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bielinsk:
Why can't you?

It may just queue it until you are off the call as they both use CDMA.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oldpreowner:
I believe it says network busy.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yosi199:
Hi people how are you?

I've got this problem that when ever I install this language cab for hebrew support I lose sms notifications sound - I dont hear any sound when receiving an sms.

Does anyone have an idea?

I figured out the problem:

The cab changed a registry key of the MUI. Went into HKEY local user>MUI>and changed the key to 0409 and the sound worked again!
[EVO 4G General] sammyluva:
I've been using tomtom while I was on Windows mobile and I really liked it a lot. The one feature it was missing though was the voice over text, where street names will be spoken.

On the evo I used Sprint nav and Google maps. I like the Google maps interface a lot better. I like the fact its well integrated with the operating sustem, for example search for Starbucks and then navigate to it. One thing I didn't like about the Google maps is when a call came in and I took the call, I was still on the call screen where tomtom will automatically take you back to the nav after taking the call. Also the directions weren't muted while on a call instead they were announced on top of the callers voice.

So since tomtom is not available for android, what are your thoughts of copilot live? Also open to recommendations of other nav software u guys are using. Thank you.
[EVO 4G General] mrmomoman:
For ease of use I like the Google NAV :)

I run Co-Pilot and its pretty sweet. Much better than Sprint NAV. The only that I don't like is that when you are at a light the car icon turns into a circle. I like to know the direction I am facing and it's there when you are moving. Perhaps I had the early software release. I haven't updated since I changed ROM's.

TOMTOM - eh. I haven't been a fan in a while. Never really liked their interface.

I would rate Co-Pilot one of the top. I IGO as well. Still haven't released for Android US yet. Navigon is pretty good as well. TomTom to be honest was always down on my list of favorites.
[EVO 4G General] muncheroo:
copilot on android is very nicely done. lane assist is a big thumbs up.
[EVO 4G General] bwillet:
The biggest problem with Copilot that I have found is that they use very outdated maps. Copilot is the ONLY app/map service that does not have my street, which has been around for 6 years now. I have had numerous instances of not being able to find addresses in Copilot, but I can find them in Sprint Nav or Google Maps. Otherwise I really like it, and I actually use all three on my business trips. I primarily use Google Nav, but I have had a lot of routing issues with it just recently. Like to my buddy's house, it brings me down the back roads and wants me to drive through his back yard. The hotel in San Antonio I was staying at, it had me in an endless right-turn loop and I could see the hotel not a quarter of a mile ahead. There was something else too, and that was all within a 3 week span, so I'm leary of it right now. Hopefully will be (has been?) fixed soon, but it makes me second-guess it all the time.
[EVO 4G General] muncheroo:
yea google maps always takes me to the back of restaurants and houses lol
[EVO 4G General] afflaq:
so far so good with Google Nav
[Desire General] tincmulc:
I've found out, that the Amoled can't display perfect black. I tried the desktop clock thing, the blackle Google page (scrolled to black only area), and I made a photo in PhotoShop completely black and open it up in gallery.

What I noticed is, that the screen still is displaying something when it should be black. This is very easy to see if you put the phone to sleep when displaying such black.

What am I missing? Doesn't the Amoled completely turn of a pixel that is black? Can someone try to replicate this?

Do you think it's possible that I have an lcd desire and just don't know it?

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Desire General] code72:
I have also a Hero (with lcd display) and black on my Desire is "more black" than Hero's

For me it's ok ;)
[Desire General] Schmeggma:
If you look at LCD screens through a circular polarisation filter you'll sometimes see coloured patterns on it, or it will get completely filtered out at a certain angle. To the best of my knowledge, OLEDs don't emit polarised light, so if you've been to see Avatar or another movie in Real3D and walked away with the glasses then you can use them as an LCD detector...

(The blacking out effect works as a cool CSI-esque monitor dust detector)
[Desire General] Jaa-Yoo:
No disrespect, but... who cares???

So the blacks are not as deep as say, a Kuro plasma. This is a smartphone, not a home theater tv.
[Desire General] s.zamani:
no disrespect but,...

well real black "off pixel" don't use power so all the people who care about batterylife might care...

s.