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[HD2 Android NAND Development] demon-resident:
Default messaging

Hello,

please - how to disable "default message" that sent if I cancelling the incoming call...?

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sagytb:
I have some open issues...(using Tmobile and MAG version)

1) I had several crashes after fresh installation, htc sense process & phone process.

2) In some cases, phone didn't wakeup while I click on "send" (green) or other button - I had to remove the battery.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] VolgensBartjes.nl:
someone has a answer for my last question?

Bart
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slider34:
my instal on EU device

security PIN of sim card must be disable

task29 > DFT_LEO_MAGLDR113 > format sd card ( usb masstorage in magldr and format fat 32 ) > DAF ( 5/180/5) > partitionning sd ( AD recocery> advanced > partition sd > EXT size 2048 > swap 128 >>>

mount sd > copy zip > instal zip from sd >>>

configure phone ( mail, gmail account,....)

go on apps2sdGUI in LowMem set on "optimun settings" > Dalvik cache on sd-ext >

reboot >>>

all run perfect for me....stable...good speed...wifi...bt...etc....

just camcorder lag...and effects in galerie ( force close )
[HD2 Android NAND Development] demon-resident:
BUG report

BUG: when trying to add picture to the contact - the system stucks...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slider34:
run perfect for me...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ludskyrider:
Please, can someone tel me if it should be flashed with magdlr ou with clk ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slider34:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=17653013&postcount=1959
[HD2 Android NAND Development] amno1970:
Installed in my EUR HD2. Had to disable PIN.

I will try (alomst) everything and report...

It seems like a giant leap has come to our HD2...

Regards
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eichenberg:
Go to personalize then lock screen, then scroll to your lock screen and tap on settings. Tap on the icon you want to chanbge and choose new app.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] demon-resident:
Any response? someone can approve it?

sent from HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Screemi:
i had that one on an other build. i repartitioned and reformatted my sd-card, afterwards i flashed a "new" clk-layout (same sizes as before) and afterwards ev was ok.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] demon-resident:
Strange...I got white screen after cropping picture process...I can use "back/cancel" only...

Do u use EU version?

sent from HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slider34:
yes EU version
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djgboy:
@NRGZ28 on your next up date add Supercharge So Sense don't Reboot All the Time
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slider34:
try this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=907635
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oachkatzlschwoaf:
disabled PIN on my sim was the "tip" :D

now it boot.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tuktukscotty:
I have just installed this rom. At first I loved the look of the ENERGY spinning boot screen....... but now I'm getting sick of it! lol.

It has been doing it now for about 15 mins. Is this normal for first boot?.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slider34:
yes it's normal...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nemesis01:
I use the version from September 17 on my EU 512.

First of all: thank yo very much for this great ROM!

But two things bother me:

- Sometimes (often?) after using an app (e.g. camera or market) and pressing the home-button to go back to the sense-desktop, i get an loading-popup and there´s no sense in the background. I have to wait one or two minutes until the sense desktop is shown.

Do you have the same problem?

- Is it possible to switch on the hardwarebutton-light permanently when the screen is on? Now the backlight is turning off after a few seconds.

Is there an app or something i can use?

Nem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tuktukscotty:
Thanks, all booted and running lovely now.

Time to explore it and see what it's got!.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ccbm3:
Use the supercharger script:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bx10r:
PLese help me. I did all of this

task29 > DFT_LEO_MAGLDR113 > format sd card ( usb masstorage in magldr and format fat 32 ) > DAF ( 5/180/5) > partitionning sd ( AD recocery> advanced > partition sd > EXT size 2048 > swap 128 >>>

mount sd > copy zip > instal zip from sd >>>

BUt on stuck on the bootscreen. Where did I go wrong?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sandy Korda:
Last evening we transported a 17 month old child to the hospital in great distress - with a high fever and flu-like symptoms. In an effort to distract her, I whipped out my handy Moto Droid and selected the movie "Ice Age" to keep our patient attentive throughout the half hour ambulance trip to the hospital in Burlington. Once the patient was offloaded, I began my tasks of disinfecting the rig and all equipment used and or touched by our feverish patient... including my Droid. I spritzed a palm full of hospital grade antimicrobial foam into my palm, and promptly took to wiping it across the surface of the Droid, including the screen (but making sure not to get any of the foam into the ear bud port). Just as soon as the foaming agent came in contact with the screen - it went bonkers... causing the screen to act all on its own - texting gibberish in one long strand - as if being operated by a ghost. I didn't catch-on fast enough... and just thought it was a software issue. So much so, I re-rooted the device, clearing the cashe and system memory, and installed a clean Froyo FRG01B ROM. Even AFTER the clean install, it kept throwing gibberish and duplicate text. Very annoying. It wasn't until the second rebooting and installation that I figured it out... seems the antibiotic foam leaves an odd surface film that causes the signals to and from the screen to go haywire. It all stopped immediately after I wiped the screen with an alcohol wipe. Amazing! I wonder how many other people have experienced similar problematic results that just (for me...) required a simple cleaning.

Feel free to pass along this handy bit of information... in the hops it helps some other truly frustrated Droidite.

Sincerely,

Sandy Korda,

Firefighter/EMT

Vermont
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elmalote:
This happens to my Desire too when I use antibacterial gel.. But normally it goes away when it vaporizes..
[Android Apps and Games] blablum:
I've tried different music players and to me there's no clear winner as all seem to have some good qualities but also some drawbacks. So I'm wondering what music player you have been using and why.

Lately I've been using mixzing which has most of the features I want. There aren't many drawbacks, except I wish there was a skin option (I would like to have bigger buttons while playing in portrait mode) and the possibility of launching it and have the music that was playing last start immediately (like an ipod). I also wish it would somehow integrate with the stock lock screen showing the music currently playing.
[Android Apps and Games] lallolu:
s2p

The best I have seen is the s2p. It is ipod style.
[Android Apps and Games] blablum:
s2p seems to be a windows mobile app. I could not find an android version.
[Android Apps and Games] Khaelum:
Interested in this as well. I'm still using the stock music player that came with my EVO.
[Android Apps and Games] Zepiii:
I use bTunes and Astrid Player, depending what I need ;)
[Android Apps and Games] Khaelum:
Able to explain each one with pros & cons and why you prefer them over the 100 others found in the market?
[Android Apps and Games] MillyMoo106:
I quite like the standard one but I would like one with some huuge buttons (app or widget) and less emphasis on artwork, for practicality
[Android Apps and Games] blablum:
I haven't yet found any player with really big buttons, but I just tried btunes like some people suggested and it has gesture support, which is pretty good too and integrates somewhat with the screen lock. The only problem is the ugly iphone skin.
[Android Apps and Games] Fermat:
MixZing is awesome and so is MusicMod (for Froyo).

The latter is free.
[Android Apps and Games] ballubas:
mixzing is good, I was using cube for a while!
[Android Apps and Games] dublued:
the music player that comes with the samsung vibrant is just amazing.

big buttons, effects, equalizer... everything you need in a music player.
[Android Apps and Games] JokerAce:
Meridian is cool. :)
[Android Apps and Games] malabarth:
Me, i'm using cube... It's new, it's great, it's beautiful... :D
[Android Apps and Games] Mr.Hassan:
Hi!

I`ve had my Desire for a couple of weeks now and,I started using the built in musicplayer..And after a while I downloaded Meridian since I did hear a lot of good things about the app.But for a couple of days ago,I was out walking (exersicing.. !! ",) ).It was raining an ocean,so I pluged in some earbuds started up Meridian an started playing some downloaded podcasts.After I have drayned I went online and found out that 3 Cubed was recomended for a nice 3D-effect cube (some sort of eyecandy..)But that wasnt the thing that made me switch,it was that the widget was smaller then Meridian and that I was able to change musictracks just by pressing the ON/off key on my cellphone and unlock.That was handy becouse I have an lockpattern on my cell.That means I could save me some toutches ;)

As a multimedia-player (videoplayer and steamingplayer) they olso play music but Ive started using 3 as the prefferd player.If I have recorded videoes with my cell I often just use the built in or Meridain (I havent uninstalled it yet..Even thou Im running out off storrage on the "inernal".Since I havent rooted my cellphone and the OFFICIAL 2.2 ROM adjustments to Desire is HTC christmaspresent too me).The same goes when Im watching streams from TED or other sites.

I know that Meridian allow me too set "always on while playing"-setting but I found out that 3 solution was so nice that I might just uninstall Meridian since I need all the space I can get on Deisre ;)

Just my 2 cents.

EDIT:Some letters had dissapeard and some of them was changing places on my reply ;)
[Android Apps and Games] Kame_boy:
bTunes :)

After being disappointed with the built in player for HTC Legend, i tried many free music apps, like doubleTwist, 3, zimly, TuneWiki, meridian, Music Player etc etc. Everyone had one or two cool features and one or two drawbacks. Design, function, bugs, etc.

i finally found bTunes and went ahead and bought it.

It does look exactly like the player in iphone

, but it has

loads of features and settings

, like for podcast/audiobooks, a lock screen (on top of the regular), cover art downloads automatically, lots of sorting options, etc. To sum it up, it feels more robust and one feels that a lot of thought as been put into it.

Although i must admit this is the only paid player i have tested, but all my needs are satisfied with this one, so i neednt look any further.
[Android Apps and Games] amnigo:
MixZing is the only one I've tried that I like more than the stock player. The lock screen and widget choices are what sold me. Well worth the seven dollars. I agree with the OP that skins would be a welcomed feature, but isn't a dealbreaker for me as long as the interface looks refined (which it is).
[Android Apps and Games] saturnine_sweet:
FOr now Im using Museek. Its not perfect, but its free, has pretty solid sound quality, and has a few nifty features with no real drawbacks. :)
[Android Apps and Games] madmagdalin:
Subsonic for music streaming. I keep almost nothing on my phone anymore and it works great.

Ambling for audio books.

Dog catcher for podcasts. Older program but works great.
[Android Apps and Games] brummiesteven:
Spotify is the best music player I've used.
[Android Apps and Games] GoldenCyn:
doubleTwist all the way, works great, looks great, sync great with its partner PC/Mac app.
[Android Apps and Games] timehunter:
I use Meridian. I like the interface and the widget. I also like that I can use the Songs tab for dealing with my music collection, the Video tab for managing the music videos I carry, and the Browser tab for managing my movie DVD rips. I keep all my media types in different folders.

Meridian fits my media management style better than any of the others I've tried so far.

And its quality and FREE.
[Android Apps and Games] gbmitchell:
Was this an intentional play on double rainbow? If so you have my respect.
[Android Apps and Games] blablum:
I would like to thank you for so many replies. I've tried many of of the suggestions, and although many of the players were really good I really wanted something with genre selection and an easy UI for when I'm driving. So I finally decided to stick with MixZing Pro which is pretty expensive but has everything I need. My initial point about it having small buttons was not relevant once I realized there is gesture support on the lockscreen app. The widget also allows for 1 click playing, another thing I had not realized then.

btunes came as a close second as it also offers most of the functionality I wanted, but I just could not get over the (in my opinion) ugly iphone skin.

Meridian was nice but very slow with my large collection (almost 30G).

There were other apps that I tried but many lacked genre support so I did not consider them seriously.

Hopefully by android 3.0 google ships a stock player with all essential features so we don't have to get a redundant app.
[Android Apps and Games] mdhaliwal:
MortPlayer :)
[Android Apps and Games] john_ecko:
3/Cube player!
[Android Apps and Games] oakie:
agreed. i especially like the landscape mode with it's graphical jogwheel to efficiently scan through your music library. imo, it beats out every other player out there as they're all biting apple's style with their own take on "coverflow"... and most are very poorly designed/implemented compared to apple's coverflow software. samsung was brave enough to defy the status quo and do what they did, and it's very efficient, at least imo.

their included video player is also surprisingly robust with decent codec support... it's able to play everything i've thrown at it, most importantly XviD and h.264, as all of my movies and TV show episodes are encoded in either of the two formats. it still has yet to choke on any of my video files; too bad i cant say the same for RockBox. that was uninstalled within 24 hours due to it's really inconsistent playback.

i really want to like the DoubleTwist app, especially with it's audio and video podcast support, but i'm now on my third Android device (T-Mobile G1, HTC Evo 4G, Samsung Vibrant) and every time my install of the DoubleTwist app results in the scrambled database. all of my mp3 files' track info and album covers are saved and display correctly in every other media server i have loaded them onto... but only the Doubletwist app manages to scramble their data, resulting in improper listing of artwork, album names, artists, etc. and i just cant seem to find a solution.

even using a "handmade" database file in a compatible format results in corrupted track listings and artwork... so i've just plain given up on it. lucky for me the media player that came with the Vibrant is as robust and capable as it is.

i do, however, use their desktop app for Mac to transfer my music and video files from my macbook and imac to my androids, though, and i lurve it... it's the closest thing i can get to iTunes that's compatible with something other than an iPod. plus it's able to read and work directly from my iTunes database files, playlists, and the iTunes music and movies folders without ****ing up iTunes.
[Android Apps and Games] sprocket87:
Another vote for MortPlayer here. Found it randomly and fell in love.

It's optimized for folder-structure playback, meaning it doesn't have to scan your card and create a DB - it just lists the folder structure, which is perfect for me since I keep my music organized that way anyhow. It's MUCH better if you have albums with various artists, such as compilations, soundtracks, etc, because it doesn't list 1,000,000 different artists with 1 song each - instead it shows the folder structure like it should.

Plus there are all sorts of great little things he programmed in... Tons of appearance options, including a car optimized look, two widgets (2x2 and 4x1) with customizable buttons, skins, and tons of other misc options. It's just a really well-thought-out and handy little player. Can't recommend it enough.
[Android Apps and Games] sergey.povzner:
Use TuneWiki as a music player, but agree that so far there is not clear winner (at least among free music players).
[Android Apps and Games] sergey.povzner:
I like how it supports folder structure. But at the same time it doesn't seem to have any playlist support. Would be nice to have both.
[Android Apps and Games] sergey.povzner:
Based on the recommendations in this thread, I'm trying out MixZing. It's actually pretty good (with the exception of the weirdly looking icons). The main screen:
[Android Apps and Games] sprocket87:
True. Might be worth emailing the developer, he seems to be responsive. Probably wouldn't be hard to implement that as an option. In the meantime, I still greatly prefer it to the other music apps I've tried.
[Android Apps and Games] sergey.povzner:
Good idea. Just emailed him. Maybe playlists are not implemented on purpose for some reason. It has so many other features that playlist omission is a little unexpected.
[Android Apps and Games] khaytsus:
Does MixZing allow you to build a playlist? Only one I found which does this is bTunes so far.. Totally flabbergasts me that so many players just want to shuffle or play an album or such.
[Android Apps and Games] discostu58:
zimly

can create playlists, sort by artist, album or song.
[Android Apps and Games] applecarly:
I'm using TuneWiki.
[Android Apps and Games] cfticivic:
Can some one extract the vibrant music player?
[Android Apps and Games] fallendusk:
I'm using Musicmod for FroYo (comes with CM6) and doubleTwist on the mac to copy files over. Tried a couple of other music players but nothing comes close to musicmod for me.

Only thing I wish it had was album art on the lockscreen like sense+htc music app.
[Android Apps and Games] renegadedj:
can we get an apk on this musicmod? i don't see it in the market
[Android Apps and Games] galvaliziman:
i was using the cube! for a while too!
[Android Apps and Games] simonsupakru:
I am using "music folder player"

Sort by folder. Very simple to create playlist. Simple and beautiful interface.

Exactly what I need :)
[Android Apps and Games] khaytsus:
Search for Music Mod. http://www.cyrket.com/p/android/com.piratemedia.musicmod/

I too have started using this.. It works, it's just (to me anyway) non obvious how to initially start a "Playing now" playlist, but I have it figured out now.
[Android Apps and Games] sergey.povzner:
Yes.

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[Android Apps and Games] jahnile:
Am using both my Stock and Double twist, just like two have two options when it comes to music. I personally think doubletwist has a better interface than music stock music apps. Also it's not only a music player, it also plays your video files and pod cast, def.ly an alternate player for your phone....
[Android Apps and Games] TuRDMaN:
I love Zimly as well! Some more features are Last.FM scrobbling support, and the ability for "true shuffle" on playlists (actually shuffles the playlist and plays it in that order, not just play a random track from the playlist)

http://www.appbrain.com/app/nc.zimme
[Android Apps and Games] sxe:
I'm using MixZing (free), cause it has the killer feature i realy need, an equalizer.
[Android Apps and Games] x10klemi:
tunewiki and zimly
[Android Apps and Games] sergey.povzner:
MortPlayer's developer (Mirko) replied and said that he thinks it's difficult to support both folder and playlist based player while keeping UI simple. He plans to make a separate playlist based player when the current versions are stable.
[Android Apps and Games] renegadedj:
i'm using Lithium Music right now due to the fact that it has the best art grabber feature out of all of the android apps IMO. it's so good that i'm thnking about taking my music on it 16gb at a time and getting all my missing artwork on my phone. i seriously haven't even found a PC based app that allows me to get the correct art for the obscure underground experimental, basically unknown stuff i have. the only thing i haven't tested for this feature is taking the songs wtih art back to my pc and seeing if every other music app recognizes the art it downloads... my hopes could be all for naught. lmao

lithium music is pretty solid too AND it helps get around the vibrants annoying behavior of playing EVERY sound on the phone. Lithium lets you select folder paths to play from, and even create playlists from there.
[Android Apps and Games] Darkshneider:
+1 for Mortplayer.
[Android Apps and Games] TCarlsen:
Im using

Spotify

love this music player
[Android Apps and Games] dikamilo:
Actually, I use MortPlayer because I want player without playlist and support folder play. I looking for something like Nitrogen for WM, but now there is no such thing for Android.
[Android Apps and Games] mcapehart:
I abandoned local players a while back. Instead I stream my iTunes playlists from my desktop directly to my phone via ZumoDrive (can't post urls...zumodrivedotcom). Works perfectly & I don't have to fill up my card with music.
[Android Apps and Games] khaytsus:
Yeah, I actually miss Nitrogen and selecting a song without changing to it, as silly as it felt to do when I first started using Nitrogen. I'm still using Music Mod here.
[Android Apps and Games] ajones7279:
Just started using DoubleTwist myself. It's pretty slick and plays video as well.
[Android Apps and Games] tekkitan:
Tried zimly but instantly hated it after I found I couldn't add a whole artist to a playlist. I'm not going through hundreds of albums to add them to my playlist :P
[Android Apps and Games] tekkitan:
cubed is nice, but it is so damn slow for me. it takes a couple (sometimes a few) seconds after pressing next to change songs and that is not good.
[Android Apps and Games] Carliz89:
Hey guys I was wondering if there is an app that would let me change songs in the middle of doing something, like playing gameboid or browsing the web. Kinda how the ipod touch lets you when you press the home button twice. Id greatly appreciate it
[Android Apps and Games] Beako:
I use MixZing because it actually sorts tracks by track number and not file name. It also allows me to specify which folders to get the music from, so it doesn't add random folders with music files (stock music player.. ugh)
[Android Apps and Games] hamburglar13:
You should check out quickdesk. It should be able to do what you are looking for as long as the app you are using has a widget.
[Android Apps and Games] smartsreenath:
i am using MixZing........its a cool apk......
[Android Apps and Games] gobslotch:
Using Tunesync (wireless sync) and stock music player for library xiialive for streaming.
[Android Apps and Games] NeoS:
I suggest the OP start a Poll. Would make this much easier to see which app is most popular.
[Android Apps and Games] sparhawk6:
Doubletwist has a nice app, but the sync from the desktop is painfully slow.
[Android Apps and Games] ajones7279:
I never really sync from their program. Just drag and drop from iTunes onto the sd card.
[Desire General] Tiznom:
I want to keep the stock HTC factory ROM on the phone now. I want to remove some of the system apps that come preinstalled, that's all. Facebook, for example. What's the simplest way to do this?

Also, I want the OTA update to 2.2 when it comes, and I don't care if I lose root, so long as I can cherry-pick what programs are on my phone.

And I want a pony, too.

Seriously, isn't there an easy method to just kill a few apps that is noob-friendly?
[Desire General] adelaney:
Download estrongs file explorer, go into settings/root options/Select hiapk or cyanogenmod (whichever works, you will also be prompted to grant su permissions)/then mount.

Now you navigate to system/app and delete at will.