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[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reedpro:
Thanks :)

Im downloading the files now. If there is still a problem with 3g i will google it lol, but i also typed some code in the dialer and it said network data is blocked (or something along those lines)

...later...

I got it!! now i need to fill out the acsess point name? :( oh well, one step at a time, i guess.

Worst case scenario, i can just use rom manager to restore 2.1 from a backup (no, im not a moron, all the other firmwares wouldnt let me download it for some reason
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reedpro:
i got it!

Its finally over! i got 3g again, thanks bell!

for anyone with the same problem go to settings/wireless and network/mobile networks/access point names menu, new, the first field put in bell and in the second one put inet.bell.ca.:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Videonut:
You should have all of the following

Name: Bell

APN: inet.bell.ca

Proxy: web.wireless.bell.ca

Port: 80

Username: <Not set>

Password: <Not set>

Server: <Not set>

MMSC: http://mms.bell.ca/mms/wapenc

MMS proxy: web.wireless.bell.ca

MMS port: 80

MCC : 302

MNC : 610

APN type : internet + mms
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Grashoper:
LOL good job!! Although, if you had done a bunch of reading you would have found there are LOTS of information on here for fixing your problem (with the lost APN settings, and lost of internet) and you likely would have saved yourself some stress. lol if all else fails, download and re-install the stock JH2 rom (that came with your phone) and flash it 'usually' works for me!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jentech:
Glad you got it working again. Just an FYI, that ROM you flashed 'macnut r12' is for the US Vibrant, not the Bell Vibrant. Our phones are more akin to the international version. You need to stick with i9000 ROMs in the future, not from the Vibrant forum. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Samdroid_G_S:
Glad you got it sorted out.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
After a long delay, I wanted to see if anyone wanted to do some Beta testing. Sab Watch has been changed quite significantly, and before it heads to the Marketplace, I thought it could use a little more real world testing.

If you're interested, Ill send you a XAP which you can use with no limitations... Just post here with your email. Note that the unofficial contract in the deal is that you provide a little bit of your experience. (Errors that you see, language translation errors, etc). Without further adeu, here's the changelog:

3/20/2011 - Version 2.0

Layout change. Quite a few things have moved around. I am interested in hearing what you think: sabwatchapp@gmail.com

Trial version added. The trial version is the same as full version, except for ads on main screen and a nag when loading the app.

Multi-Language support. Sab Watch will now identify your language, and change text to work for your language. This is experimental, but testing did not show any problems. If you would like to help translate, please contact me at sabwatchapp@gmail.com. If Sab Watch doesn't recgonize your language automatically, you can change to a language of your choice by going to App Settings.

Supported Languages:

English

English (United States)

Spanish

German

Japanese

Dutch

French

Quite a few UI improvements.

Much more input validation.

Sab Watch will now save your search history. You can clear the history in app settings.

HTTPS support. Note that you will need a valid certificate, or you'll need to add your server certificate onto your phone.

A great tutorial can be found here:

http://davesimm.blogspot.com/2011/03/using-openssl-to-secure-and-encrypt.html

Price Drop - Sab Watch will now sell for 99 Cents (USD)

Please email me for any requests, support, and questions at sabwatchapp@gmail.com.

http://www.williammelani.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/changelog.html

It also should completely support landscape mode.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] serialtoon:
Bought the app, looks great but its a bit difficult to setup. Can you post some sort of guide.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] serialtoon:
Gotcha! Looks like i successfully added my Sab server. Thanks! Fantastic app so far!
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Thanks :) I've just spent the last couple hours making the app use the pivot/appbar design, and I can't wait to release it :) It's much more intuitive and responsive, and the app seems more fluid in general.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] serialtoon:
Im looking forward to it!
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Check out a preview of Sab Watch 1.3 here: youtube.com/watch?v=VYJpHDeQCyo
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] Goatmaster:
New version looks great! Do you know if Sab Watch will work with https, I tried it real quick on my machine and it didn't appear to work. Could easily be a problem on my end though.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Thanks !

It doesnt support https yet, but only because I have hard-coded it to use http. Ill try to add it into 1.3 however. NZBMatrix is already using https.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Sab Watch 1.2 Is now in the marketplace!
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Here's an look at the upcoming Sab Watch 1.4, Which will feature RSS feeds of NZBMatrix, and possibly Newzbin. You can browse the categories in the same way as you can when select a search category.

Edited 12/5:

NZBMatrix feeds have been completed.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] Goatmaster:
I bought it, thanks for your work so far.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Thanks Goatmaster. I sent you a pm about HTTPS; but the problem is basically this:

Windows Phone 7 requires a valid certificate to use https, which means that:

1. You must have a valid certificate on your server.

or

2. You must jump through quite a few hoops to copy a your invalid certificate to special file format, email it, and open the email in IE, verify it, etc.

I don't mind adding it, its not much work, but just getting your opinion on if you'd do step (2). I asked some of the SabNZBd developers what they thought and they told me probably no one has a valid certificate.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Edit: Sab Watch 1.3 is going to be skipped, and 1.4 was sent to the marketplace last night.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] IVIadness:
This may be a dumb question but would this allow me to start downloads from my phone? I use newsbin currently and I am sure I can figure out sabNzb if it would allow me to search and add things to my download queue. Or is this app just to watch and make priority changes to your queue?
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Yep, you can download things onto your sabnzbd server from within the app.

You setup the server to have your NZBMatrix/Newzbin credentials, and then this app have your credentials too.

It works like this: You search for new content on Newzbin/NZBMatrix, or browse feeds in the new version (comes out today!).

Once you find what you need, you click download in the app, which 'sends' the link to sabnzbd, and it begins the download.

There's a video on youtube in the first page which shows how you'd use the app. It's the closest version to the version that should be out today.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYJpHDeQCyo
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] IVIadness:
ok that is awesome, looks like I may be buying this asap becuse this takes care of my remote issues the only time I remote into my pc from the phone is to queue stuff on Newzbin :)
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Cool! I just got the "Approved Marketplace Submission" email a couple hours ago, should the new version should be in there today or at latest tomorrow.

Right now there is a version which works for newzbin currently in the marketplace however. There was a goof with the name so it's called

sab watch (app) in the marketplace, but the new version should fix it.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] IVIadness:
Cool got it working and it kicks ass thanks for saving me money and being really awesome and updating this thread to answer my questions, also works great with dyndns!!
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] IVIadness:
Also any chance on getting the tile icon to disply info, all I really need is downloads and time till finished or let me config the info the live tile displays.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Thanks :). The app is still getting it's feet of the ground, so after you've used it for a while and feel like writing a review, it'd be greatly appreciated :cool:

I can possibly add this feature, when I was researching live tile before, One of the requirements I saw was it needed to save your information to a MS service to use it... And i'm not sure if that would be an ideal method (to store every users private information at MS) but we'll see.

There might be another solution I can write that would allow you to use a application you install on your server, but I need to research it more.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] IVIadness:
Left a review, I also recommend removing your review it looks kinda shady to review your own product 5 stars :) but I left you a 5 star review in it's place.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Thanks, I couldn't figure out how to remove it, so I edited out the content.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] IVIadness:
Good call, great app would love some live tile support but if you have to store it on MS's server that would not be ideal.. I don't think that is the case because the weatherbug app has all the weather info displayed on the screen I don't think MS has that info I think the Weather bug server does.. but who knows.. Either way looking forward to the new update and I updated my post to comment on coderobots issue I also included your support email and said kinda what you said without making it sound like you are plugging your own stuff.. Looks better IMO if you want me to edit out your support email I can just tell me. Thanks.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Whelp, Microsoft didn't make sab watch (app) upgradable to the new Sab Watch in the marketplace.

I strongly urge you NOT to buy it while I attempt to sort it out.

If I can't sort it out, Ill just do upgrades to both, so please don't buy it if you already own 'sab watch (app)'
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] IVIadness:
Glad you mentioned this I was wondering what was up.. Have fun with MS and keep us posted I really don't want to buy it again :) also on the older version comments don't show when you go into an item it does pull qll the other details of the download just not the comments.. this may have been fixed with the latest uodate but who knows.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Will do. Hopefully should hear from them Monday/Tuesday.

It's finals week, but I have been working on Sab Watch:

New Features:

Added ability for Sab Watch to get you Sabnzbd apikey for you in most cases. To do so, click on the "Attempt to find API" link on the server configuration page.

Bugfixes:

Sab Watch would sometimes not update your queue/history when just starting. It should do this correctly now.

Hoping to get as much as I can done with Sab Watch in the next week, have a rather large iPhone application to do over winter break.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] mistergreen:
I seemed to put in the wrong server info and now sab watch crashes upon start up. Should I uninstall and then reinstall it and hopefully get the info correct next time around?

Trying to match up what info I see on my home computer vs what I can put into Sab Watch. Wasn't perfect first try.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Sorry about that! I didn't notice that problem before, that should hopefully fix it.

How is it crashing? Instantly going back to your 'desktop'? or giving an error and exiting?

If you're on your home network, you might put:

Server Name (can be whatever you want)

home

Server IP/Host (do not include /sabnzbd or http here. just the raw host. You can put something like myhomeserver.com however)

192.168.1.101

Username (optional, pretty sure it's not required)

Password (optional, pretty sure it's not required)

Port (something like 8080, 8081, etc... or if you're using port 80, you can leave it blank.)

API (apikey taken from sabnzbd config->general)

442124dxcs331341234kff0341314135ee

If you can't seem to get it to work, and your phone is developer unlocked, contact me too.

Edit: I was able to reproduce this in the 1.2 version; It is fixed in the most recent version however. Must have been a mess-up somewhere along the way.

In the future I can make sure it looks more syntactically correct (right now I just check if the port is a number) before accepting a server.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] mistergreen:
I am not on my home network, but actually on the road. Kinda silly to me, to use your phone to control a box that's with in reach.

No, what I did was put my router's ip address in the address box, the error I get is that the port is signaled with : but could not be parsed. a lot longer error message, but it auto closes and kicks me back to app list. This is on version 1.4

My phone, Focus, is not unlocked at all.

*Edit* Also on EDGE network I keep getting an error that my internet connection is intermittent. This prevents me from searching Newzbin, NZBMatrix will not save username without an API, which you only get with a premium account.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Interesting, I saw this once before in a different application, but haven't been able to reproduce it since. If you remember, can you PM me what you entered? I'd like to have something to test it with. You don't need to use your exact ip, but something like 192.168.xxx.xxx would be great.

Edit: And were you able to uninstall/reinstall it?

Double Edit: I think I figured it out: did you have a : in the ip/hostname? I can reproduce that error with that.

Triple Edit: I added a popup dialog which should prevent the : error you experienced.

Also, to use NZBMatrix on the mobile device, you need an API key, and you also need to enter the NZBMatrix api key in your Sabnzbd settings. That's why it requires it to save.

I had intended that you could not search for things without an active connection, but I can remove that limitation.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] mistergreen:
I get a pop up saying connecting, but never get anything that says connected. Perhaps I'm still not doing things right :/ sent you a PM
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Replied to your PM.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Were you able to figure out your port forwarding and get Sab Watch to work?
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] IVIadness:
This happen to me make sure your ports are forwarded to your machine and not being blocked by your router, sadly the only fix I found was to uninstall and reinstall and try again,. Also make sure you API is in your server settings or it won't work and make sure Sabnzbd is not set to user https. hope this helps
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
This should be fixed in the newest version, yet to be released. Microsoft is being a pretty big pain trying to fix the naming issue. I might just have to submit this new update to both versions soon and never fix the name.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] IVIadness:
I would love to check out the new version :P Shame I jumped on the old one so quick lol
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Submission process is really stupid. I submitted the newest version to both Sab Watch apps. The Newest version (Sab Watch) will be called sab watch.

The previous version sab watch (app) will be called Sab Watch.

sigh
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] falshflew:
Thanks for your this !:):):)
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
1.4.2 - CHANGELOG

Fixed a bug that caused the App to continue to check for results even after results were found.

Critical Bugfix - 1.5 Had an issue where you could not search more than once.

This has been fixed, and will be pushed out in 1.6, which is just waiting for 1.5 to finish the submission process.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Users of the current Sab Watch will have gotten an update that has a rather upsetting bugfix - Only the first search works correctly.

A new version is on its way.

Users of the current sab watch (app) have an update pending that will give you this bug.

I cannot submit an another update to fix it until the previous update completes ;/ It might take a few days, but since today is only Monday, it should arrive before the end of the Week (fingers crossed)
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] IVIadness:
This is just to funny, if I give you my paypal can you just paypal me 3 bucks gifted and I will buy the new version LOL ;P Either way love the app can't wait to check out the update on sab watch.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
1.8 Will probably be the last release until a 2.0 that will have some other source for feeds. If you have any suggestions, comment now to tell what one you want!

Anyway,

Changelog 1.8

Added ability to change the name of a queue item. To do so, hold on the name of the item in the Queue Details view for 1/4 of a second, and release, and a popup should display.

Added an "About" page in The App Settings page which will allow you to view version info and easily send a email to the sab watch support email address. (sabwatchapp@gmail.com)

more coming...

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I'm considering consolidating the Search boxes (NZBMatrix/Newzbin) into 1 page, where you select what you want to search, rather than them each individually having their own page.

While I like the idea of 1 less page, I often find myself switching back and forth between pages viewing results, which couldn't be as easily accomplished via a single page/menu.

What do you guys think? Is a consolidated page a feature you'd want? Any other features you feel the app is missing?

And be sure to mention what downloading website you'd like me to add. I really don't care at all, but since I already have 2 sites that require payment, it'd probably be best to get a free one.

Edit:

Also considering removing the "Soft" or virtual Back button from every page that has it.

Would increase the screen real estate quite a bit. I find myself using it way more then the hardware keys, but things change...
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] IVIadness:
1 thing I would like to see is some kind of cache. I want it to save my searches so i don't have to retype each time I try to queue up tv shows ect.. Also maybe allow me to pick my startup page, I would like it to load to newzbin search when I open it.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Autocomplete is a neat idea that is actually not too bad, I can give that a try.

I need to research the 'startup' page a little more, but I can probably add that feature too. Any comments on my previous post as far as

consolidated search page

removing the back button

next search provider to add?
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] IVIadness:
Yeah I say all of those things are great ideas, the search page thing is not big deal to me and the soft back button maybe add it as something you can turn off instead of forcing it off for everyone..
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] balog:
Hi i bought the old "sab watch" a few months ago which is currently at version 1.6.0.0 in the marketplace (released 8/12/2010), but I see that "Sab Watch" is at version 1.7.0.0, released 24/11/2010.

Just wondering if im missing out on some features/bug fixes by being stuck on 1.6.0.0, or if the two different versions/version #'s are just out of sink?

thanks,

balog
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
The version numbers are just out of sync.

I am still working on the app, I got a new job so I've been pretty busy recently, but there's still more in store for sab watch, and I am still working on it. The next version I will make sure the app numbers are the same.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Any takers? I just finished the last pressing bug that exists for the app. If no one wants to help test it (i.e. recieve a free copy of the full version), it'l be posted for approval in the marketplace tomorrow.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] nVd90:
Would it be possible to add nzbs.org support or nzb.su support? That is the only thing stopping me from buying your app, which by the way looks amazing with the new update.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
I'll look into it. I don't use either, what one would you say is best?

And by the way, I don't know if you've seen it but the new version is available in one of the Sab Watch versions (there's 2, they should be the same), and it has a fully functional trial.

Edit: I looked over the nzb.su API, and its very nice. I am definitely interested in integrating it. I don't have much time to allocate to the project in the coming week, but (Don't hold me to it!) i'd like to have it in by mid April.

Double Edit: It was actually a lot easier than expected. I've implemented all the API functions so far, all that's left is the pages. Hopefully can get this out by the end of the week, which would put it in the marketplace before the 10th.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] nVd90:
That sounds like great news, thank you very much! As for the comparison both of them use the same underlying engine (newznab) but nzb.su is open to registrations as of now where nzbs is not. I will be looking forward to your next release!
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
I've finished Newznab pages (except for the language translations) If anyone's interested in testing. Email me at sabwatchapp@gmail.com

Edit: I've been referring to Nzb.su as Newznab in app, but it currently only supports nzb.su. I just haven't tested it anywhere else, but I'll open it up if there's some more websites that anyone knows about.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] nVd90:
I am in the process of getting my phone officially dev unlocked, when the account gets approved I will gladly test your app.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] williammel:
Forgot to update this post when I got the app approved. The new app is in the marketplace. It has a full trial mode, which has 1 ad, and only on the main page.

I was holding off on submitting the app until I could get the loading screen to work horizontally, but after a week of no answer on StackOverflow, I decided to submit it anyway because it's not a critical issue. I'll probably submit another update for it soon, as well as adding a context menu to the Queue/History listings. If anyone else has any other suggestions, please let me know.

My next app will be completely free, and will be an app for CouchPotato. I have completed the services which is actually pretty nice, as I decided to just use a scraper and parse the HTML directly, so it will support almost all the features of the website. I've been putting off the more complex UI stuff, but i'll get to it eventually.
[XPERIA X10 General] Misleadingg:
I am addicted to improving my x10s performance and I got this app called setcpu to limit the ram to conservative when my phone is idle. Also I purchased titanium backup to freeze the system components I never really use, like the moxier crap and timescape (thats right, im tired of this stupid timescape crap. I like traditional sms and facebook app). already I am seeing significant improvement in battery life, it used to last me a day and totally die by night. Now it can have 45% when I plug it to charger every night.

Then my friend told me I shouldnt really be doing this, he said x10 has its own overclock that works just fine, and I should just prevent the components I dont use from starting instead of freezing them up. he showed me his xperia, optimized with autostarts alone (he doesnt even use taskkiller). And it is not so much worse than my heavily modded version.

So yea my friend is a pro should I do the same thing as him?