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[Android Apps and Games] abrigham:
I've been looking for something like this myself. So far nothing exists AFAIK. Some suggestions in the past were to try using one of the many voice/call recording apps available but any that I try kill the radio output when recording starts. I'm actually learning how to develop for Android now and that is one of the things on my list of apps to try and develop, but hopefully someone has already beat me to the punch.
[Android Apps and Games] rockstatus90:
yea I've been looking for something for a long time......got the same responses like u......but would totally awsome if you get to make it.....
[Android Apps and Games] kaediil:
There its no published api for the radio. I wanted to do something exactly like this, but gave up since HTC does not publish any mechanism to interact with the fm radio.

-frank
[Android Apps and Games] robnil:
check out chillirec
[Android Apps and Games] abrigham:
chillirec is for recording internet radio... we're looking for something to record FM radio... big difference, but thanks for the suggestion...
[Android Apps and Games] samy.3660:
i want one, add me, my old nokia ngage use to do it.
[Android Apps and Games] celticchrys:
Definitely. This would be a very handy app to have. My old Creative Zen Sleek Photo mp3 player could do this.
[Android Apps and Games] amigaben:
Many times many places (although, not often enough even at that) this has been asked for. Many of us would be grateful!

This simply has to be possible. It's a shame it's apparently not an appealing enough project to interest some developers that understand these things.
[Android Apps and Games] kaediil:
Amigaben, perhaps you did not read my post. The mechanisms just don't exist from htc. Unlike most apps, the tools and system calls don't exist in java which is what the main supplication is written in. It is not a question of lack of interest, I would love to do this as a developer and have explored this pretty extensively, it just isn't feasible without a release of code from HTC.

To do this would likely require low level c coding at least and might require keys or some other special code we don't have.

-frank
[Android Apps and Games] amigaben:
kaediil, I didn't mean to be rude in my post. I realize that what you said is true, that the mechanisms don't exist from HTC, or if they do they're not documented. It just seems like the type of thing that can get worked around or implemented the hard way when it's something truly interesting for enough developers/hackers. I just figured FM recording wasn't interesting to enough of the right people in the right situations to make that happen yet, realizing that if it is possible to do without HTC's help it would probably require a lot of effort.

Anyway, I meant no slight. Though I might have intended a prod to those looking for a challenge. :)
[Android Apps and Games] kaediil:
If there are any coders/hackers out there who have any interest in working on this, I have looked at the FmRadio.apk file from my EVO.

I have gotten as far as confirming from this code that the FMRadio is actually a part of the Broadcom Bluetooth chip, which I think is the BCM4329. Reference this code from the file BroadcomFMTuner.java:

iget-object v1, p0, Lcom/htc/fm/BroadcomFMTuner;->mFmReceiver:Lcom/broadcom/bt/service/fm/FmReceiver;

Note the reference to the bt (bluetooth) service. Just after that line is:

const-string v2, "!!!! @@@@@@@ ##### setRdsOn() - successfully!!"

Also in this file the lines:

com/broadcom/bt/service/fm/FmReceiver;->turnOnRadio()

The java code modifies a few files located in:

/data/data/com.htc.fm/

There is a file called fm in there that shows what channel the radio is tuned to, if the channel is a favorite and what name you gave that channel.

Once the radio is turned on a new file is created there called audio_fm which describes the audio path or where the app should be sending the audio.

There is a mime type described in the file: application/fm and a data or URI prefix of: htcfm://

Apparently to play the app uses the MediaPlayer with that URI, and shuts down all other players, hence why you can't record when playing the FmStream.

In the code I see a line like this:

"mime_type = \'application/fm\' and _data = \'htcfm://"

then a few lines later:

const-string v0, "internal"

invoke-static {v0}, Landroid/provider/MediaStore$Audio$Media;->getContentUri(Ljava/lang/String;)Landroid/net/Uri;

Anyway, all of these things point to needing com.broadcom.bt.service.fm.FmReceiver, which I am assuming is in some other apk or file on the system, but I have not looked for/found it yet.

-frank
[Android Apps and Games] rockstatus90:
I want to record from FM!!!
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] jredecop:
I have the vanilla skyraider 2.5.2 and love it! except one thing...the answer call screen is sense while the rest of the phone is vanilla...i asked the question on the skyraider forum and they said that i can be themed to look like vanilla...im new to this and of course wouldn't know how, but has anyone ever done this? can it be done? thanks.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] intenselyinsane:
This is a preview of a sense theme im working on.

It has,

Shaded status bar and notification bar.

Custom menu buttons (still working on them)

Lock screens for sense and vanilla.

Most sense widgets are done

Droid 2 keyboard theme to match

*** no gps icons in status bar* **

*** fly in transitions for menus. Ported from the evo ***
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] intenselyinsane:
For updates.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] intenselyinsane:
Just in case.
[General Topics] 96edwy:
Create a “Go Home” Shortcut for Your Android Phone’s Google Maps Navigation

http://lifehacker.com/5615066/create-a-go-home-shortcut-for-your-android-phones-google-maps-navigation
[General Topics] stocktrader6080:
I'm new to this board. Your info is fantastic.

I didn't know you could create your own shortcuts.

Thanks!
[Vibrant General] justanothergirl:
Jeez I love the vibrant but I'm so unbelievably annoyed. First I rooted my phone and flashed clockwork mod recovery in order to delete some bloatware, not that I needed the clockwork mod recovery right now but did it anyway. So after that my Vibrant lagged, my sync was broken and my market no longer worked, so I used Odin to get back to stock thanks to a good suggestion and now I am attempting to root again and I would prefer to root through ADB but hence here we go again more annoyances, for some reason Windows 7 does not recognize my device in debugging mode. I have installed the drivers and it says "drivers installed successfully and ready to use" yet when I go to device manager it says "no driver files installed" and does not recognize my device. My nexus one, Mytouch and G1 were SOOOO much easier to work with, never had a problem.

So can someone help me out? Why is windows 7 sucking the big one right now? I can obviously root by just putting the file in my root directory, booting in stock recovery and doing update.zip so that's really not the big deal, the big deal is, I WANT ADB, this is pissing me off. I can't do anything in ADB because my device is not listed / recognized :(
[Vibrant General] lqaddict:
That's why I am doing all my development work on a linux box :) Try removing the driver and cleaning the registry (I am not sure if Win 7 has such a thing) and re-install the drivers. Put the the phone in USB debug mode and connect to the PC.
[Vibrant General] fearmonkey:
Certain you installed the right ones? Seems like it took a few times before I found the ones that worked and gave the adb connection in device manager. Been a while, but pretty sure i had to download Kies and unzip the .exe to find the drivers. The final .exe is called "SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones.exe" (nice name..) and its version 1.3.750 and is about 18MB.

After that, worked like a charm :)
[Vibrant General] justanothergirl:
Yeah that's the one I installed. I have no idea why Windows 7 is being a super douche.
[Vibrant General] fearmonkey:
Meh, i blame samsung on this one. Once i finally got it installed, seemed to do ok..

but it is slowly coming back to me now..yes.

So, rename/unzip that SAMSUNG*.exe file to a directory. Probably will ask to overwrite some files (why they are in there twice..no clue). Run the setup.exe. Boom!

I'd uninstall them and re-install to verify..but, I kinda like having adb around and I already wasted a couple hours trying to get it to work that first time..:)
[Vibrant General] justanothergirl:
That worked! Thanks a million! You rock <333
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nandihno:
So..i am one of the many frustrated Samsung customers that cant get Kies to work.. and yes tried many things to get it to work...

have unmounted both internal and external card

and nothing works...

So my question is.....i dont want to be left out.when Froyo comes..

what are the likelyhoods of one Froyo out..for us to see a firmware and flash it via odin???
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AllGamer:
of course you can Odin

just keep an eye on samsung firmware .com

we are already using Odin to flash the leaked 2.2 ROMs
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nandihno:
i hope it is possible and samsung dont stop this ;)
[Streak 5 General] imperial_patrick:
my total came out to 244 without tax... i quickly when through it then noticed this in my paypal billed amount... shouldnt it be more around 300 plus tax? it didn't even charge me tax... should i do something about this like call dell? or just enjoy the fact that i paid less for it then im supposed to?
[Streak 5 General] aliwaqas:
Whats you location? US or UK?
[Streak 5 General] imperial_patrick:
US and it didnt even charge me tax
[Streak 5 General] Charles::
Did you get a student discount?
[Streak 5 General] azdude:
Tax free weekend?

Does it have to do with tax free weekend? google it
[Streak 5 General] imperial_patrick:
no tax free weekend where i live was a week or so ago... maybe a glitch...
[Streak 5 General] yokuoh:
If you've paid less and the device gets delivered and is ok don't say anything to Dell or anyone else!

They wouldn't be chasing you if you'd paid them too much!
[Streak 5 General] souljaboy:
ull have to send it back .... :D
[Streak 5 General] imperial_patrick:
so i should just keep it as is and only do anything if dell contacts me? sounds good! i was initially kindof angry about havin to pay 300+ for it but now its only 30 or some odd dollars than the iphone, that i almost got out of annoyance waiting for dell to release in the US. pretty sweet!
[Streak 5 General] fone_fanatic:
so... tell us how you did it!

i went through hell last night trying to order one over the phone, ended up canceling the order cuz the rep had no clue what he was doing!
[Streak 5 General] Laws_69:
do you have an epp account?

hello,

I just received my streak last night. I like it so far....it big but not too big.:D

When I ordered it, I used my epp account (employee purchase program). I received 10% off of the 549 and then I renewed my contract so there was another 250 taken off.

That is a total of 305 so you would be right at the 244 number. I did pay tax since im in Texas but if you are not in a state Dell does business, you should not pay tax... I think.

So... if you work for a company with an EPP agreement figure out how to get access.

good luck!
[Streak 5 General] fone_fanatic:
Ahh ok, i just ordered mine :D total was $265.20

Was $244.99 after the 10% EPP discoutn + $20.21 TAX

in texas as well :D

now i have to wait for it to come :(
[Streak 5 General] imperial_patrick:
oh ya that makes sense i dont live in texas so no tax needed... just like ebay and other online sites. And my mothers company gets most of their computers and printers from dell i used the same computer that she uses to order(her internet is more secure goin through the companies servers/or something) could the dell site have recognized this? and given me an extra discount?
[Streak 5 General] fone_fanatic:
Yeah you got the EPP (10% off the full price, not the subsized price) so 549.99 - 54.99 = 495.00 then minus the 250 brings it to 245.00
[Streak 5 General] aglowlight:
I'm not a big fan of contracts so I tend to pay full price. I'm a retired Marine and was on aafes.com and found the Streak for 495.00 in stock, no tax and free shipping. I jumped right on it.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Boozor:
Is anyone else having this problem..? Like this is my first time booting it up and it's been about 1 hour and still my phone is trying to boot up android. Anyone know why it's slowing up.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomasher:
I have a same problem, when I boot Android with HTC sense form HTC desire form SD card, everything goes good for a while, and then all diplay fade out and goes to black.

I wait some time but I give up. and return to winmo with a simple reset...

Now I searching a solution...

If anyone have a similar problem let us know.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samsamuel:
ive never managed to get it to boot. (tho to be fair i only tried five or six times, all different builds tho, not just teh same one over and over)

I suspect its my sd card.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Simkha:
Try to copy android files directly on root of sd card not in the android folder...
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mssmison:
For anyone who doesn't know. DZO is the reason we have android on the vogue period.. End of sentance.

Yeah there's been others of us who have ported builds and so on, but the simple truth of the matter is it wouldn't have happened without Martin.

He's an amazingly generous person who's helped all of us extend our vogues way longer than we ever would have. He's poured countless hours of developing and debugging into this project, because of him we had a functional froyo build before most other phones were even thinking about getting official builds.

For those of you who don't know DZO will be moving on from vogue developement soon as his provider is discontinuing the baseband that the vogue used.

I propose we all show Martin our thanks and appreciation for everything he's done for us.

I've just donated 4.55USD. (confirmation 44522221AF351025K) I know its not much, but it's all I have in my paypal and can afford right now. I propose we all give just a little, show our appreciation and send Martin off the way he deserves! Post here whatever you donate, even if it's just a dollar, its about showing our appreciation.

Thanks again Martin! You are what every project needs!

And if NZ has milestones, I hope you get one :) I'd love to continue to work with you.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] jamezelle:
your exactly right mssmison, thanks DZO for everything

just donated 10.00USD -- 7V508205X93814816

I hope that helps, and thanks again for all your work with vogue-android

here is the link to his paypal https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donations&business=M%2eJ%2eJohnson%40massey%2eac%2enz&lc=GB&item_name=Vogue%20Android%20Donation&currency_code=USD&bn=PP%2dDonationsBF%3abtn_donate_SM%2egif%3aNonHosted
[Touch CDMA Android Development] incubus26jc:
I Agree 100%. DZO Is The Man. Most People dont realize what he has accomplished. This forum Woudnt even Exist without him. I will donate $20.00 In the next couple days when i get paid.

I would also advise that any further donations to me from this forum should go to him instead. I will donate anything I receive to him If it still comes to me. Thanks DZO For everything man.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] 79bass:
Yes, DZO is incredible!

Just donate me too 8€ (8DK842408Y0358827) (equal to 10USD).

Hey Don't give to Dzo a milestone!!! :P... He needs to work on his Vogue!!! .... isn't it.. I'm joking ;)

thanks again
[Touch CDMA Android Development] loserskater:
I must say that without dzo and this android project I would have never attempted to write a program. My NBH Editor is the first time I've ever messed with any type of programming, and I have dzo to thank for that. Nobody has donated to me and I'm totally fine with that because I get excited seeing almost 1000 downloads of something that I created. I know dzo feels the same way, not really looking for donations but just the joy in doing something that a community loves. Regardless, I think dzo deserves at least a little bit of compensation for all of his hard work.

$10 conf: 8A464154CG638782A

Thanks dzo!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] f_hugh:
US$10.00 donated, confirmation #9MV1626147645613U

Thank you for pouring yourself into the Vogue.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] zenulator:
Thank you dzo for everything you've done for this community. I've had so much fun being apart of it. You are truly an inspiration to me and countless others. You are the main reason I've never taken a donation from this project. Because if there is anyone that deserves it then its you. You are the reason I still keep my vogue. I showed my seven year old son the video and slides you did documenting this great accomplishment and hopefully inspired a future developer. I am truly grateful for all that you have givin us. I pledge $20 u.s. dollars to help pay for your next phone. Good luck my friend I wouldn't be doing what I love if it wasn't for you.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] kallt_kaffe:
Not that I have a Vogue but his work also covers Kaiser (and Polaris) and so here's $10 from me.

Confirmation number: 56U62930LL0752705
[Touch CDMA Android Development] samjam:
I also have 2 kaiser:

Confirmation number: 0H433674XM202045R

Thanks dzo, much appreciated.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] czar_au:
Long live the KAISER!!! And Long Live DZO!! :-)

$ 10 USD

5R739513DN011891B

Thanks for keeping it alive!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] f_hugh:
mssmison -- thanks for starting this thread, I think that the fact that dzo has been doing this for so long without (to my knowledge) ever asking for pats on the back or any other kind of thanks meant that he loved to do it. That said, in retrospect, someone needed to do exactly this, and thanks for doing so. :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] tsrich:
Noooooooooooo

Dzo, if we donate enough, will you consider moving to the states where your Vogue still works? :)

I just added my donation to the pile.

Thanks for all your efforts.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] sricke66:
Thanks for everything dzo!

$10 confirmation:7TE916742S3224020
[Touch CDMA Android Development] golfnz34me:
I also want to say thanks for all your great work.

I know what you're thinking, "Hey, how about a little something, you know, for the effort"

Oh, uh, there won't be any money, but when you die, on your deathbed, you will receive total consciousness. So you've got that goin' for you, which is nice.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] citrit:
Many thanks Dzo, I said a while ago I would pay for getting Bluetooth working on my Kaiser, we here ya go. I had a six hour ride yesterday to a customers site, I was able to stream comedy and music to my Bluetooth and then to my radio for the entire ride.

Sweeet!

Thanks.

PS. Paypal contrib is on the way.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] manu33xtro:
Thank you and again and again...

I think you're the best DZO : I've done before for all your very good works :):)

Thank you very much again, because now I've a new phone !!

Have a good day and another's...

Cheers.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] McDogger:
Many many thanks for your hard work to give second live for our phones. I had kaiser, but now with your work (kernel and froyo) I have KAISER.

Donation: 10$ Confirmation: 66M43490YF294245J.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] McDogger:
I will buy next phone the same as DZO ;). Once again many thanks for your hard work.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] tsrich:
Good idea

Dzo, you need to tell us what phone you buy, so we can all follow you once our Vogue's eventually go belly up
[Touch CDMA Android Development] piotrv:
Thanks to DZO (and others) I spent more time in bed with my kaiser than my girlfriend :D

It also enabled my first steps into Android programming.

You have to learn it on an old bike and DZO keeps them in mint condition :)

Just a symbolic donation (91W25880AB312705D) for Martin, the living legend

Thanks mate, for all the efforts!

Please tell us what your next xda will be.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] dzo:
Wow, I'm amazed, I woke up this morning to a dozen donations and all these fantastic messages. Thank you all so much, without the people on here I would have given up long ago.

It's true I've spent a lot of time working on this project, but it's been well worth it. As part of my job I teach operating systems and now I feel I can stand up and tell people I do know how a real OS works instead of just having read the books!

As for my next phone, I have bought a Desire (simply because I got it fairly cheaply) It's a nice device but I don't think I'm going to do any development work on it because it already works fine.

I'll keep working on my Vogue at least until the new kernel is stable. I really want to find out why Froyo seems to just crash and not recover sometimes.

Again, thanks to everybody who's worked on this, without people finding bugs, testing unstable kernels, asking for new features, and fixing the things I don't use we wouldn't have got anywhere.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] anjeti:
Thanks, dzo, u d man, great new zelander, zorro..Confirmation number: 25X24153XD196613W

anjeti
[Touch CDMA Android Development] agentfusion:
Though I don't have any money for about a month (laid off from at&t so I'm living off of unemployment benefits) I will be donating $20 or more if I can afford it. Because of your vogue work, it trickled down to the Kaiser, which got me involved in Android. Now I'm working on my own Rom for the Dream, compiling android and the kernel from source and I just turned my OpenMoko Freerunner Neo into a media remote for all my linux boxen. It's because of your work that I gave android a chance and realized that it was everything I needed in a phone OS to seamlessly integrate with my home network and provide a great wireless environment. Eventually I'll be upgrading my TV to have a vga or hdmi input so I can attach a media centre PC to it and control that with my Dream and Freerunner, and again.. it's all thanks to your work.

So, thanks dzo!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] egzthunder1:
My contribution was to make sure that dzo got some exposure. Check out the interview in the front page :)

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/developer-interview-dzo/
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mt1976:
Thank you so much for all your great work on this project.

Since I had installed android 1.6 a few month ago on my old and first Kaiser I bought a second one (used) for tests :-)

And today I am really happy with froyo on my Kaiser.

My small symbolic donation: 9EM44210CC761561A

Best regards from Germany
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrkite38:
$10 USD - 4WR539597L542134U

Thank you, Martin. It's been amazing to watch and (try to) learn!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] jstrom23:
Much thanks and appreciation!!! You have been so gracious and generous and have brought hours and hours of joy to so many through the sharing of your gifts and passion. It's a real testament to what an open development community can become. I have always been amazed by the collaborative and positive spirit on the Vogue Android forum. Thank you for that as well.

It feels like an era is coming to an end. Congrats on the Desire...I hope you enjoy the new phone, and don't rule out future development.

conf # 0NG74752EL591562E

(And as a further sign of Martin's humility, it took me a while to actually find his Donate link.)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] l1q1d:
You are the man! I appreciate a lot all your work!

conf: 98K18964RM5841132

but after all these donations will you offer us a great and tasty froyo?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] piotrv:
That's really a nice initiative, to get a glimpse of the person (Martin) behind dzo

There are still some good people in this world...

thanks