yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[XPERIA X2 General] doministry:
If you actually create playlist it should be in SlideView.

Maybe don't actually create it, do you?

It should be named by yourself....

For me it worked 100%.
[XPERIA X2 General] mujinkun:
I try its by, open media player(native), then open file(either by all folder), then I go to now playing, then again save playlist as what it is.

Then when I go to the slide view, the playlist title is there, but no track found.

I tried to double confirm its again by go to native media player then go to library then again select a playlist, then play, the track is available.

Maybe I miss the important step here, but please do let me know step by step if possible.

I've googling with my friend X1, its more easier with X1 to create the playlist comparing to this X2.
[XPERIA X2 General] Author:
On all my WM mobiles have i Pocket Music Player my last version on my X2 5.3.5.

Great Software,cann Playlist create,Today plugin,Include great Equaliser ... :rolleyes:
[XPERIA X2 General] doministry:
I'll try to assist tomorrow because I don't use X2 as my main device now.

But you miss something IMO. Which firmware you have?
[XPERIA X2 General] jithsc:
It is soo simple..

OPen the Windows Media, Menu >> Open file >> Then select files or folder >> It will add the song /songs to the now playing list

then click on "Now playing" (on bottam, next to menu) >> Menu >> Save Paylist..

Regards,

Sujith
[XPERIA X2 General] mujinkun:
My Slide View show there is Playlist name,but no track
[Nexus One General] avniii:
So i I have a Nexus Ons, and Its been working flawlessly since I bought the thing. At first I tried to keep it original and not root it, but then I just said **** it haha but thats not the problem. I rooted it cyanogen mod all the goodness and i installed torch to use my flash led blub as a flashlight. I may have over used and it over heated so when i take pictures using flash there is a area of blue in every picture i take using the flash. when i dont use flash it takes pic of very good quality just as before but now i cant use flash if my life depends on it.

Is there anyway to like lower the flash so the blue does not show up as much or all together replacing the blub it self?

PLEASE XDA MEMBERS AND COMMUNITY HELP ME WITH THIS I TRY TO MAKE THREADS AND I FOLLOW THE FORUMS EVERYDAY BUT NO 1 SEEMS TO HELP
[Nexus One General] btdt13:
Have you checked all your settings on the camera itself. Its possible you may have inadvertantly changed something. Check your settings and go from there. If the led is toast , prolly have to send the phone in to get fixed.
[Nexus One General] avniii:
it def isnt a setting because it happens when i change roms too.. and like am i still able to send it in even tho its rooted or would i have to bring it back to stock?
[Nexus One General] Raytrac3r:
It sounds like the led is ok but there might be a light-leak internally between the led and the camera.
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
Yep, might be the back cover not sitting well, or protector case, or your fingers.
[Nexus One General] dubyajaysmith:
Agreed. Never heard of this problem which leads me to believe it's not shipped physical hardware malfunctioning. If it was there would be alot of threads *****ing and complaining, since that's what 8/10s of humanity use the internet for =D I'd make sure it's none of the above then flash a different rom or version and double wipe the phone. G'luck
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Not anything like this is it: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=873215
[Nexus One General] avniii:
Damn, it is like that in the youtube video you just posted although it isnt as blue.

Is there anyway to change the bulbs board or?
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
There is, of course, if you disassemble the phone and have the LED board.

You might be better off attempting to use your warranty and have the phone replaced.
[Nexus One General] espeanage:
Try cleaning the lense.
[Nexus One General] britoso:
I read in another thread where somebody's flash led turned blue after dropping it from 1m

Other than trying to replace the led i can't think of anything.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] black-devil:
hi i tired to search ad finally i like to post my problem here because here a cute people to say me just somthing nice.

i have spv classic from orange and i live now in morocco here there is no company from orange and ilke to unlock muy spv classic and i fall in problem i like to upgrade it with update ROM SPV Classic & E100 from orange and the problem done.

it stops's at 10%?suggestion please!!!

spv classic with bootloader 1.10. and now i can run my spv normal its just at start showing the orange logo ithink its bricked

any one can help me or any helps can be appareciad. thanx to all the forum and how administrate this forum.A13
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Laynee1:
I set up lock screen sound in settings->sound->Screen Lock Sounds.

But i can barely hear it .. It is too damn low.. ANd ive set all volume bars to highest..

Any one got solution ?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] frankinstine:
Att. Devs!! lock sound problem

I have the exact same problem, i noticed that the lock sounds are actually sounding out of the ear speaker. i have tryed several HD roms an all do the same. Dont know how to fix either. A dev is needed to check out the problem.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] frankinstine:
This worked for me, Download [Volume Master Free] form the market and check your system volume, mine was down to 50%. Hope this helped. Happy New Year!
[Captivate General] defriend:
Hi,

I got a Captivate for my wife from AT&T (second line). Due to some reason, AT&T did not force me to add the data plan during check out.

Can I use the phone just on Wifi and avoid the $15 monthly fee? I checked APNDroid, but found it flaky. Then I found the *#*#4636#*#* command to disable data connections, which worked. But I noticed that once the wifi was disabled, the phone automatically enabled the data connection!!

I am not trying to be cheap.. its just that my wife will be at home for the next 5 months (new baby) and I will add the $15 data plan once she get back to work.

Any tips?

PS: I just got the below e-mail from AT&T.. is it too late?

******

For whatever reason, our records indicate your Smartphone does not have an eligible data plan. We have added an appropriate Smartphone data plan for your device.

******
[Captivate General] wildbat000:
if you got your captivate under 2yr contact you need to keep the data plan or they can charge you ~ if not you can just cancel it from AT&T
[Captivate General] gunnyman:
No way around it. Don't want a Data Plan, don't buy a smart phone
[Captivate General] defriend:
ok..ok.. no need to diss. As I had said, I was just looking for a temporary solution. In any case, AT&T took the "liberty" to add the $25 data plan on that line. I called and changed it to the $15 plan for now.

Happy holidays..
[Captivate General] maxjivi05:
If you can change your IMEI but other then that the system knows what phone you are using.
[Captivate General] ninjuh:
Lol yes there is a way. Call at&t n have them change the imei number on the line with the data plan u dont want to a non-smartphone imei number. Once that's done have them block data on that line, then put the sim back in your captivate and enjoy :)

Edit: its easy to work with at&t, just gotta give them a realistic scenario that doesn't make them suspect you're trying to do anything tricky lol

Samsung Captivate - Assonance 5.2
[Captivate General] defriend:
Seriously?? Is this really possible? My wife's old phone is NOT a smart phone. Can I use that phone's imei? How do I even go about convincing AT&T to switch the imei number?

Even if I am able to do this, how do I block the phone from using data when not on wifi reliably?

Regards

Nick
[Captivate General] mcnutty:
Easy to do, but against the ToS and illegal... Unfortunately, as much as we all get taken advantage of by the carriers, it's still not OK to commit fraud against them. When you signed the contract, it designates that you are responsible for a data plan for X amount of months as a condition of the discount you received on your smart phone when you purchased it. The only grey area here is if you bought the phone 3rd party and don't want to pay for a data plan which is obviously not the case here.
[Captivate General] ninjuh:
Just tell them you won't be using the cappy anymore. DO NOT mention anything about the data plan until after the imei is changed. Tell them your kid is going to be using the phone and u dont want them on the internet on your "non-smartphone". I promise it'll work.

Samsung Captivate - Assonance 5.2
[Captivate General] defriend:
So do I tell them that I will be sending the captivate back? Also, if I am successful in doing what you said, how do I make sure that the phone does not use data (gmail etc..) when not on wifi?? or will their "data block" take care of this??

Regards

Nick
[Captivate General] ldd2142:
Their data block will keep that from happening. It's like their purchase block, it will allow you to request a purchase, or in your case data, but their network will deny the request.
[Captivate General] Deleted member 2758866:
I did this with my girlfriends phone. It lasted a while and then she received a text saying a data plan is required for her phone and thays it had been added. Your SIM tells them what phone you're using regardless of what IMEI you give them. You can do this but its only a matter of time before they catch you and do the same thing. Best of luck.
[Captivate General] existz:
I worked tech for att and yea you can just have them put a non-smartphone imei on the account and use the captivate ...on my other line im using a blackberry like that with just wifi ...been doing it for 2yrs now..and to be on the safe side disable data so theres no chance it does use the network cause you will be charged .1c/kb ..

Sent from my Captivate
[Captivate General] ninjuh:
No, don't tell them you're sending it back. That'll just complicate things. There's thousands of reasons you'd be switching phones. And as long as data is blocked on that line, data will not flow. :)

Samsung Captivate - Assonance 5.2
[Captivate General] ninjuh:
Delete this post
[Captivate General] foxbat121:
Seriously, you can tell AT&T whatever IMEI you want, the second you turn on your captivate, they know you're using teh Captivate and your account will be updated accordingly. Don't believe me? check your account information online. So your option to avoid it is to send your Captivate back.

As for data block on the phone, Froyo will have a setting to turn off cell data connection permanently. But stock 2.1 doesn't.
[Captivate General] maxjivi05:
Its true the system knows what phone u r using .. u have to change the imei number in the phone its self
[Captivate General] bugmenever:
Just call AT&T and have them add a "Smart Exclusion" to your line.

Fight for it.

If not, talk to the floor supervisor and have them add it for you.

If all else fails, just ask for the Resolutions desk. Once you ask for them, they'll do one of two things:

1. Transfer you

2. Freak out and give you whatever you want.

Cheers
[Captivate General] jdsemler:
The trick is to use a phone with an IMEI that AT&T does not sell. They can tell you have a Captivate all day long. If you got a Galaxy S that AT&T does not sell, they will not have that IMEI in their database, so they will not be able to cross reference it and harass you about using a smart phone without a smart phone plan. Their database does a lookup against known IMEIs, which are provided by the vendors that sell them the phones that they brand. If it is not AT&T branded, it will not be in their database.
[Captivate General] foxbat121:
How's that help OP who already purchased a Captivate?
[Captivate General] gunnyman:
I'm sorry but this thread kind of annoys me. I'm PAYING for my data plan. It wouldn't have crossed my mind to get a smart phone and try to game the system to not have to pay for it. :(
[Captivate General] jdsemler:
I don't think he's trying to game the system to avoid paying for his data plan. I think he's trying to avoid having a data plan completely. When they scan and find a known IMEI, they force you into it, even if you never use data.
[Captivate General] jdsemler:
By telling him how the system works, it lets him know that he will be unable to use the Captivate without a data plan, because every time they do an IMEI sweep, they're going to send him a text notification that they changed his plan, and he'll have to call in and fight with support to get it off.

Knowing this, he can make use of the return period and buy a phone that will work the way he is wanting to use it, which I am assuming is to have no data plan but have the Smart Phone capabilities for when he is in a WiFi hotspot, work, or home.
[Captivate General] foxbat121:
That's a long shot and I don't think that's how OP wanted to. Importing a foreign Galaxy S costs you around $600 and the phone mostly can't use AT&T's 3G network even if he wanted to pay data plan.

If you buy the Captivate and pay $15/mo data plan, it ends up like $360 (assume he gets one for free) w/ 2-year contract, still way cheaper than buy an imported phone.
[Captivate General] Shammyh:
Ok, this is quite easy:

1) Put your wife's SIM back in her old phone for a day or so.

2) Call AT&T, and request to have the data plan removed, and then as other's have suggested, put a block on the account so it can't be re-added automatically. If they protest, and still see the Captivate IMEI listed in their system, just get them to change it to the IMEI of your wife's old phone. While the "system" can always see what IMEI is in service with your IMSI/ICC-ID, that doesn't mean the person you're talking to on the phone can. Make up a story, or whatever you want, but usually they won't ask a whole lot of questions.

3) Disable 3G data services on the Captivate by changing the MMS and Internet APN to "null.cingular" or "foo.bar" or whatever you want that isn't "wap.cingular". This will disable all data over AT&T's network, and will prevent charges, as well as tipping off the billing system that you're using a smartphone.

4) Put your wife's SIM back into her Captivate.

5) If they try to automatically re-add the data plan, simply repeat steps 1-4.

If you're a super moral do-gooder who cares about all the terms and conditions you signed when you got your phone, then suck it up, and pay the $15/month. Otherwise, this process should work fairly well. As others have said, AT&T will actually do a lot of stuff they're not supposed to if you either give them a reasonable sounding reason to, or are very persistent and talk to the right person. Personally, as an AT&T customer going on some 6 years now, I feel like I've given them enough of my money that I don't mind a little cheating here and there.

And finally, if you're really sneaky, and don't mind the possibility of prison time, you can always change your IMEI number so that it doesn't match the list included in AT&T's system. I wouldn't recommend it though.
[Captivate General] cerjam:
if its an att branded captivate, they will know what phone you are using unless you change the imei. which i've no experiance with on the galaxys, but i know its a PITA.

your best bet? get a vibrant or a i9000. they won't know its a smartphone. the requirement for a dataplan is horrible and makes me one happy camper i still have at&t blue. im putting sgs's on every one of my lines and taunting the att reps to do something about it. it makes me happy. theyve refused to give me a dataplan for years, now i can make use of the situation =D!

i wonder if you could just overwrite the efs with the efs of a vibrant and get its imei? hm lmfao
[Captivate General] Shammyh:
Of course "they" will know. Ever since AT&T upgrade their system a few years ago, they've been able to track your device model via IMEI and bind it to your account. That's not the point.

This guy just doesn't want to pay for a data plan. And since he doesn't want to pay $15/month, I doubt he wants to buy a new off-contract phone. Even if "they know", it's a question of how long can I coast until they force me to re-add the data plan. And that's usually quite a long while.
[Captivate General] Main Target:
This might be rom related hut can't you uncheck" packet data" in settings,wireless and networks? Randomly when my 3g doesn't work i have to go recheck that

Im not on stoc eclair though fyi
[Captivate General] foxbat121:
AT&T wants you to have a data plan regardless you use data or not.
[Captivate General] cerjam:
i've always heard of the dataplan getting readded within a few hours, but i suppose its worth a shot.
[Captivate General] visitador02:
I thought AT&T no longer provides data block even if you provide a non-smartphone IMEI. Someone shows me where there is official information that data block is still available?
[Captivate General] defriend:
I was out of town for a couple of days, and did not get a chance to check this forum - I was plesantly surprised at the number of responses..

Here's the scoop:

1. No - I am not trying to use the data plan AND not pay for it. So don't judge me. I was just checking if my wife can use the phone just on wifi while she is at home (recovering from maternity); once back to work she will get the $25 data plan. In a sense, I painted myself into a corner - having blabbered day and night about this beautiful phone, I could not bring myself to tell her NOT to go for this phone :confused: I just hope that she does not find out about the "soon to be released" Froyo update :eek:

2. I followed the steps as suggested by ninjuh. and it works - so far. If there is some kind of a "sweep" and the data plan is added so be it. I have no plans of fudging IEMI numbers or anything like that.

So, having clarified my self, I would like to ask another question :o

- Is APNDroid an efficient way to block the phone from going out to wap.cingular.com or is there a better way ?

Regards

Nick
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] TheBiles:
It just hangs at the setup screen forever for me.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] plmiller0905:
I know I signed up for vvm..but I don't see it in my list of apps...is it in the market or something?

This comes from the deepest thing ever rooted my ...HTC Evo 4G!
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] radinjxu:
Yes, it's been working fine for me on every custom rom so far.

A. Make sure your SIM Card is in the device when you d/l the application.

B. Call T-Mobile and have them manually add Visual Voicemail to your account. If it is already added to the account, have them refresh its activation.

Let me know how this works out for you.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] TheBiles:
Ah, I had to add it to my account online! Now it's working! Thanks!
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] rashad1:
Got a new SIM yesterday, now it works...weird
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] jspookss:
I already had it on my mytouch, but it hangs on the nexus
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] unremarked:
I just used YouMail from the market for VVM. Much better, imo.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] Arcarsenal:
Just curious as to why you guys would use T-Mobile VVM or other third party VVM software when there is Google Voice? Different features?
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] TheBiles:
Because the forwarding isn't available on FlexPay plans. :(
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] zorak950:
Yes, Nexus S doesn't come with T-Mobile Visual Voicemail preloaded. It is in the market, just search Visual Voicemail.

I've never made a comparison. I use it simply because it was preloaded on my first smartphone and it's never given me the problems some people seem to complain about, so I've never felt compelled to switch. I may migrate to Google Voice in the near future just to try it out, since I've migrated pretty much my entire life to Google anyway. Might as well throw them my voicemail, too.

Google = The Borg
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] sookieball:
Huawei ascend m860 2.1 eclair metro pcs.

Hello im new to android,

And have a hauwei ascend on metropcs. I rooted using z4root, setcpu, and astro. No more lag, super fast open/close apps, and eay better battery life. Special thanks to furbearingmamal for the links and step by step instructions.

For anyone with metro pcs android phone. Rooting your phone is a must

Sent from my HUAWEI-M860 using DroidForums App

WEI-M860 using XDA App
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jcgoris1435:
i wish.

i wish . ipromised my son , so i got him the phone and havent been close to z4 h=it up so he can use his computer.some one show me the way
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] smokey0357:
could you give me the links and the step by step as well please.
[G Tablet General] Magikal:
I feel pretty dumb asking this but here goes. When installing clockwork on the micro sd card that just assumes I am placing my micro sd directly into my pc to install the files, correct? The guide says to put the files on the micro sd card but I just Want to make sure I'm not supposed to do this with the micro sd card in the g-tab somehow. Also if anyone could point me to a video guide of how to install clockwork and then vegan I would love you forever. I feel like I could do it just fine but I'm one of those people that just needs extra clarification.

Merry Christmas!
[G Tablet General] thebadfrog:
It doesn't matter if you put the files on your sdcard from you tablet or your pc. It only matters that your sdcard has a file named update.zip on the root and a file named command in a recovery folder

/sdcard2/update.zip

/sdcard2/recovery/command

http://vegantab.gojimi.com/
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iwest:
I checked out some threads but i wasn't able to find anything. I had a windows machine and was wire tethering just fine with my rooted htc hero but now i have a mac and i am wondering if there is anyway to wire tether to my mac as well? I have wireless tether for root users on my phone version 1.60 i could just use that but when i enable wi-fi encryption it still is an unsecured wireless network when i try and connect to it, i am not sure what to do? Any help would be great. :confused::confused::confused:
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bierce22:
I know PDA net free works good on macs my brother has been using it on his older MacBook for a couple of months now just fine
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bierce22:
Also u could Google USB tether for root users and download the one from Google.code and that works really good as well
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iwest:
Ok thanks ill try those out. :D:D:D:D:D
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dgrouch:
I'm seeing roms with the description "slim" and I don't know what the thing with it. Will appreciate it (and of course hit the thanks button :D) if somebody enlightens me.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rafi92:
Standard roms comes with apps made from samsung (such as your write and go, think office, social inbox etc.) Slim roms are roms without these 'bloatware' therefore making it much faster.

Hope this helps.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ickyboo:
Slim is for fat people who want to make their phones thin

Elvis is alive and working at Apple
[Off-topic] glen_e:
I make something every year, most of which is perverted and not girlfriend's-family-safe, to send out to friends on Christmas.

I bought PicSay Pro tonight and put it to good use.
[Off-topic] MacaronyMax:
Haha!! :D

Thats great dude :p
[Off-topic] T.C.P:
dude thats awesome lol