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[Focus General] siralex241:
Leave the device gain at 5....people please read the first post on this thread closely
[Focus General] sk8mdw:
Device gain is at 5 when you have earphones plugged in. My issue now is when earphones are NOT plugged in, and device gain defaults to 7.
[Focus General] PaullikesWINMO:
I tried that. Still doesn't work. I tried other codes and they work but it seems the code for root menu or this one for volume control does not work. After pressing the last # character nothing happens. If anyone else with Rogers Samsung Focus working on FIDO has got these codes to work, please let me know if there was any other steps or different codes.
[Focus General] phoneguy 4567:
+1

I have a Rogers Focus on Fido & like you can't get this code to work.
[Focus General] ricky119:
tried but no effect, anyone knows the default value of the 5, i want it to keep as default
[Focus General] Thresher:
This is great
[Focus General] phoneguy 4567:
I found a post in one of the WP7 threads here on XDA that suggested trying *#0002*28345# & it worked for me.
[Focus General] bitemydonkey:
Defaults?

Anybody know the defaults?

My Levels:

No Headphones - 1200

Headphones - 400

I set them to 1100 and 900 (no h.p.) which is ok but looking for the most balanced combo that is loud enough to hear....
[Focus General] panzerxschreck23:
it boost my phone volume. the whole system as general and netflix too
[Focus General] PaullikesWINMO:
Awe saahwheeet! it works !!! *#0002*28345# for Rogers Focus !!

Any chance you might know the code for root menu ?
[Focus General] ricky119:
I found the default value for 7 is 1200(max) and -500(min) so I plugin my Headset and set the 5 to that value.

I'm curious to know what does the (min) value mean? everybody knows the (max) meaning :)
[Focus General] Thresher:
This thread has mentioned two ways to access the Sound Tuning screen on the Focus and Rogers device

1) *#0002*28345#

2) *#0002*28346# (edit: no longer valid, since update to diagnosis codes program.)

The Rogers guys have indicated that 28346 didn't work for them so they used 28345.

The settings seem to be the same with headphones and without on each mode. Anybody seen this posted elsewhere and what it might mean?

As far as the gains and what they mean, maybe this will help, its from MSDN about WM6.5.

Device Gain: A gain that is uniformly applied to all streams on a device.

Class Gain: A gain applied to a group of audio streams that have similar roles on the device.

Quoted from MSDN: "Audio gain classes offer different stream management... By using audio gain classes, you can classify audio sources and then rely on the OS to manage how these classes can preempt one another. For example, to ensure that the user knows about an incoming call, a phone-enabled device being used as a media player should attenuate the playback audio when the phone rings."
[Focus General] Thresher:
Does anyone know if these are settings that will be restored to default under a hard reset? I know only a few diagnosis codes stay after hard reset but wasn't sure on this.
[Focus General] Thresher:
As of Diagnosis update ver.1122) 28346 no longer is accessible. Looks like we are all using 28345 now.
[Focus General] Thresher:
DEFAULTS

No Headset Plugged in:

Sound Tuning

1 1C 74 4 23 9D

95 12

System Gain Attenuation

7 130 0

Class Gain Attenuation

7 0 5

Device Gain

7 1200 -500

audience.cfg

Off

With Headset plugged in:

Sound Tuning

1 1C 74 4 23 9D

95 12

System Gain Attenuation

5 145 0

Class Gain Attenuation

5 0 36

Device Gain

5 400 -1100

audience.cfg

Off
[Focus General] shany_in:
Speaker volume hack - no difference

I tried Speaker volume hack and I couldn't feel any difference in speaker sound (ringtones) as I compared with my brother's Focus without the hack.
[Fascinate General] adrynalyne:
Thank Samsung for breaking ondemand on every sgs phone.
[Fascinate General] akaine2001:
Well what else can you contribute to this thread? Thanks for letting me know that the ondemand is just broken on galaxy s phones. So basically its interactive ... or laggy UI experience. And if you've never used a ondemand kernel, you wouldn't notice the difference but i certainly do. It just takes too long sometimes for it to wake and other things. I have my screen off at 400 mhz but still that is higher than the 256 i was using on the nexus one and it used to wake immediately.

I was reading today and I found that ondemand is pretty much the way to go so i wonder if we could bounty up enough would somebody unbreak it...
[Fascinate General] adrynalyne:
You are doing something wrong. Conservative is not choppy on my device and the CPU will always ramp up faster than a human being can judge the response time.
[Fascinate General] erasmogjr:
My phone makes it the entire day with heavy use, this means about 20 - 10 min phone calls one or two lasting 30 min, texting my wife all day at work, checking emails, and angry birds for at least 1 hour a day i love that game but I suck at it lol. Something that I found is that the phone will last almost an hour of being on the phone after it hits 0%. In my pocket it lasted 4 hours at 0% the day before yesterday. I thought maybe this is on purpose so you have more then enough time to make it to a charger. When I first downloaded angry birds I played it for three hours straight with the screen at full brightness (i always keep it at full brightness, looks prettier that way) I know it was three hourse because it was while i was waiting at the hospital I got there a little before 7 and wasnt called until 10. Overall I am very pleased with the battery life of this phone not so much with other aspects but battery life and lag never came into my mind as a complaint for this phone, except with all the stock touchwiz stuff.
[Fascinate General] deaffob:
As adrynalyne said, CPU's scaling changes faster than human's perception. It's your phone or setting that's having an issue.
[Fascinate General] soba49:
4 hours at 0%?

The little graphic samsung gives you in the stock battery is misleading.

In my brief experience with it, I got the following impression.

full battery graphic: you have between 100% and 75% left.

<full battery: 75%-50%

Half battery: 50%-25%

low battery: 25%-15%

empty: 15%-0%

This may not be quite right, but you get the idea. It has been a while, but stock battery is pretty misleading. Samsung reports [more than] half empty [always] as being half full!

Want a more trailer indicator? You can get an accurate battery mod (via a theme for instance) or you can download an app to check current battery % left (i use osmanager - do not leave this app running in the background! )

Assuming your phone lasts 27 hours or so unplugged with no use at all, I would say 4 hours at "zero" battery makes sense.

For my phone, the display uses an average of 3.5x as much power as the rest of its functionality (total of 1/4.5x lifespan in active use vs. pocket)

Swyped w/ XDA App. When in doubt, mumble.
[Fascinate General] soba49:
I meant "reliable" not trailer.
[Fascinate General] Jodiuh:
I get about 5 hours of screen time with little voice calls on wifi.
[Fascinate General] Terror_1:
I don't know if I am just one of the lucky ones but my phone gets between 30 and 36 hours on a single charge, having even made it to 44 hours on a very rare occasion and that's without setcpu profiles even set.
[Fascinate General] MoShiBa:
Wtf... my phone is brand spanking new and I get about 4ish hours of screen time on a full charge, with the lowest brightness + screen filter app set at 50.6% reduced light. I get like 3 hours without screen filter on.... wtf. This is running on conservative or interactive the whole time..... wtf!!! With wifi on and 0 extra screens or Widgets using launcher pro without animations... wtf!!!
[Fascinate General] dricacho:
+1... stock battery indicator is not accurate. Get the accurate battery mod.
[Fascinate General] Jodiuh:
That's because you don't use your phone. :cool:

Go play NFS for 3 hours and get back to us.

What's the screen filter app? Conservative and interactive? That's SetCPU?

I wouldn't worry about these guys coming in here saying they're getting 2 days of use either. They're not using the phone anywhere near as much as you. I've had 3 of these things and know 2 guys with them. They all got the same battery life. You don't see anyone posting any screenshots, do you? :D
[Fascinate General] akaine2001:
Me and my gfs fascinate gets about same battery life in our apt and hers is still DI01 and i'm on DJ05... she has jts 11/16 kernel and i have the 12/21 voodoo5 and we get about the same battery life... dependent on how much we use the phone. .... so just use your phone, and charge it as necessary... its better for the type of battery we use anyways in our phones... **************************************************************************************closed.**************************************************************************************
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bocaccio:
I am using a stock based rom now because I picked up a docking station and hdmi cable and it wouldn't work on the rom i was using.

I have tried a few like azrael..any recommendations? I like the non sense gallery view, i need to be able to tether and or use wifi. Would say i am looking for something with good battery life but i dont really care anymore cause i picked up an extended battery.

My apologies for posting this here in the dev section. I can not find a "delete" option either.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d11dog11:
Fresh 3.5.0.1 with the new charging mod kernals is super fast and amazing battery like.

Swyped with my Evo 4g
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] magicriggs:
Mikfroyo. flash it. You won't regret it.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] david279:
Fresh
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bocaccio:
Thanks I am grabbing vaelpak 3.0 now, i'll have to add fresh to my list. Perfect rom at the moment for me has tethering, wifi, and reads HDMI.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fr0st420:
Virus airbourne 5.1 with sense flashed on it.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] squick:
You have got to try Myn's warm. It's got the stock feel with special tweaks to the system, mods, and themes. It's by far my fav. I even put my wifes phone on it. Im also using Calkulin's newest kernel. It has added the trickle charge feature. Also now when I take the phone off charge it doesnt loose percentage like before. I have made calls up to 10 minutes right after taking off charge and not dropped one percent! It can be used with many roms. Back to Myn. It's very fast and snappy.

I tried every sense rom out there and could not find one that didnt have some issue like lag or forceclose issues except Myn. It's frickin awesome.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jrotert:
This one W/O a doubt for a Daily Driver

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=864501

I have tried many a ROM, and ricsims is the best by far. With all the others, while they would seemingly would work great at first, problems would start to arise the longer I used them, e.g., lagging, features not working, FCs, etc.

Ricsims ROM is rock solid, frees up internal memory, extremely smooth/fast, and is totally reliable as a daily driver ROM.

And I forgot to mention: The battery life with latest 3.70 build w/ HTC #15 kernel is amazing. I have Seido 3500 battery, can go 2 to 3 days w/o recharging, and I use the shiat out of my phone.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bluebeast213:
Fresh all the way.
[Nook Color General] jaydon34:
So the others day I made the plunge from an ipad to the Nook Color. So far im pretty impressed, being the huge gadget junkie that I am. With that being said of course I have a few complaints.

1. Android tablets lack polish. Things on the ipad that just worked seem to require solutions on the nook. I do understand that I'm using a hacked device so i take that into consideration but playing decent quality youtube should be a know brainer

2. The speaker is bad. I know this is intended to be an ebook reader but my kindle is louder, no excuse.

On to the stuff I love.

1. 7" is the perfect size for a tablet, apple should take note.

2. The keyboard is amazing and it will allow you to add words to the built in dictionary. Apple clearly dropped the ball on this.

3. The screen is great, nice and crisp. It's been a joy to read on.

4. The potential, I've grown sick of waiting on apple to add simple features. Android is a blessing. I'm looking forward to new roms and froyo in the near future.
[Nook Color General] wendellc:
I agree the 7" is perfect size for a tab. Walkin around with a 10" tab looks retarded.
[Nook Color General] norkoastal:
Missing #5 You saved a boatload of money by choosing Geico (NC) :D
[Nook Color General] Ravynmagi:
I have a 10 inch iPad and a 4 inch Galaxy S Vibrant phone. And now a 7 inch Nook Color that fills the gap inbetween.

My list of issues with the Nook.

1. Slower.

Browsing the web, market place, and some other apps feels much slower on the NC than the iPad, even slower than my Vibrant. This is rooted with Dolphin HD. It's acceptable, but wish it could be quicker. And I expect Android 2.2 will help alot (I'm using a custom Android 2.2 ROM on my Vibrant).

2. Screen is tacky.

The screen feels rough or tacky. It's not very smooth at all. Makes pinching and scrolling a little more awkward than it should be. Wish it was smoother, I suppose it will get a little smoother over time. But I don't think it'll ever feel as smooth as the iPad or Vibrant did out of the box. I guess this is some coating on the phone to make reading easier? I might have to try out a screen shield to see if they can offer a smoother finger gliding experience.

3. Battery life.

Battery life is very poor compared to the iPad (probably average for an Android device). With the iPad I never even think about the battery, I always have plenty. But with my Android phone and NookColor, battery is a constant worry and I need to keep the charger on hand.

This items are both good and bad at the same time.

1. Heavy/Sturdy.

It's heavier than I expected. I read it's heavier than the Galaxy Tab and Archos 70. However it also has a very solid sturdy feeling.

2. Ugly/Comfortable.

The bevel is ugly, mostly because of that hideous loop at the bottom. Also that loop makes accessing the microSD slot more difficult than it should be. Also not a fan of the rounded raised bevel around the screen. However the rounded edges and the rubber back do make it comfortable to hold.

What I like about the Nook over the iPad.

1. It's Android.

I'm not an Apple fan. I've really tried my best to avoid buying any Apple products because I don't like the walled garden, locked down, controlling nature of Apple products. Having an Android tablet means I have much greater freedom to what I want with the OS and apps. I imagine there will be some nice custom ROMs I'll be able to install on the Nook some day that will improve the speed issues I have now and add a lot more features.

2. Screen looks great.

While I don't like the feel of the screen, I do love how it looks. It's definitely not better than the iPad, however it's one of the best on an Android tablet. I imagine only the Galaxy Tab equals or betters it. Looks good from any angle.

3. Price.

I think the iPad is a very quality piece of hardware with very polished software and certainly worth the $500 I spent. But the Nook Color is probably even more impressive for what you get at half the price.
[Nook Color General] ph00ny:
Having owned an ipad until last week and currently own two android devices (captivate and nookcolor)

Here are my observations

-Book apps are not that far from each other but the children books score a big thumbs up for nookcolor (not really important for me since i don't have any kids)

-Magazine apps on ipad are much better laid out and more fluid than magazines on nookcolor (ie. car and driver). Also it's currently free on ipad whereas nookcolor requires subscription

-In general, better selection of apps for ipad than nook (nook doesn't have apps and lack of scalable andoird apps for big screens really shows). Ipad has been out for a while and hopefully with the numerous tablet sized android devices flooding the market will rectify this issue

Here is one thing that nookcolor really outshines ipad.

multitasking, multitasking, multitasking

When the apps are parked in the task manager, most apps will restart when you try to access them again. I've also experienced issues with resource management on ipad trying to open PDF documents (1~2MBs in size) even when i had less than five app running (or inactively running) in task manager.

Overall i'm enjoying the form factor of nookcolor for everyday usage and hope that 2.2/2.3 release will bring some more performance to the device. Device isn't slow by any mean and nook ui may deceive consumers as being sluggish but rooted and running adw for launcher makes the device fly.
[Nook Color General] jaydon34:
Okay so playing video kind of sucks and the youtube app doesn't play hd. Just a thought
[Nook Color General] wendellc:
As far as the screen goes, it is better than the ipad for viewing. From my understanding there are 3 layers to the screen to give it good viewing angles and better viewing for reading. The resolution is also great, similar to ipad but on a smaller screen and better pixel density. Better than the Galaxy Tab resolution.

I have a matte screen protector on mine that I purchased from ebay and it makes the screen really smooth and not the sticky feel you get from stock screen. Although, I heard that it does smooth out over time.

Multitasking is great on the NC compared to Ipad and probably due to the 512 vs 256 ram on the memory. The ipad is slicker looking but you also pay more. Speed wise, all we need is a custom kernel and I am sure we can get this thing 1 or 1.2ghz. And the custom ROM with optimization will make this a lot more fluid.

I love the portability with 7" screen and it is heavier than Galaxy tab but feels sturdier.
[Nook Color General] rhoadkill:
The NOOK and the Galaxy Tab has the same screen resolution, I have both if them. However the Tab seems to scale its interface making every app slightly larger, making them have less usable space. I prefere the NOOKs unscaled interface.
[Nook Color General] stwallman:
Tacky Screen

For those complaining about the screen being tacky, I noticed that myself initially (compared to my Droid X). However, it now no longer seems tacky, so either my fingers have worn off from playing with it LOL, or it comes with some sort of initial coating that wears off with use.
[Nook Color General] cutterjohn:
Watch the 7" comment, which I totally agree with, as you'll have 10" mavens swoop in claiming that 10" is better for video(yeah right), and another smaller subset claiming that 10" is better for reading some technical documents. I've never had a problem with video watching on 7" nor with tech doc reading on a 7".

YouTube: best experience that I've had with video playback on Android devices so far has been with the lowly Augen GT78 sporting a Telechips TCC8902 ARM11 CPU which apparently had an AWESOMELY superior hw video codec support to just about ANY other ARM SoC available, although Tegra 2 doesn't seem to be doing so badly, yet could apparently, use some further driver updates to better support it's video playback capabilities.

Beyond that, yep basic Android UI is pretty "rough" for Tablets, and is why I presume that many manufacturers attempt to slap on a custom UI of some sort although they haven't had much luck so far(I'm looking at you TapnCrap) beyond specialized book reader front ends, e.g. Nook Color, Pandigital Novel, and Cruz Reader.

All this said I still haven't gotten around to picking up a NC yet, as I'm still kind of waiting to see what pops up next year, but may break down next week and just buy one as the gTab(10") is a bit much for comfortable portability and use as a reader... plus the NC has a WAY better screen from what I could tell playing around with a demo unit at B&N the other week...
[Nook Color General] ph00ny:
Other thing to note about ipad is the aspect ratio

I'm so used to seeing widescreen ratio on both tv and pc that when i was watching hulu on ipad, it was somewhat akward
[Nook Color General] Benny1234:
I have to agree with many points of this discussion. I went from an ipad to a rooted NC and am very happy.

1. Love the size, Ive always felt the ipad was too big. I sure ipad 2 will be smaller.

2. I connect alot easier to public wifi, especially when there is a sign in screen. My ipad always had trouble with those.

3. Screen is nice, but sometimes a little too sensitive I think. Opens apps when scrolling through them for example.

4. Love using Google services, Google Talk, Gmail, and live wallpaper. And get latest Google Maps and navigation. Apple always tried to lock them out.

My wishes.

1. Froyo to enable beach live wallpaper. Coming soon, I hope...

2. Microphone. Can one be added on via 3.5mm jack? Would love to make sip calls, but no dice so far.

3. Static wifi, that doesnt sleep. Or at least the option to turn it on and off.
[Nook Color General] PhantomHacker:
Hope that helps.
[Nook Color General] hlcc:
i agree with most observations comparing an iPad to NC.

I have both right now, and I definitely think when compared to iOS Android lacks polish and is behind in terms of apps.
[Nook Color General] wvcachi:
10 characters
[Nook Color General] jaydon34:
For the most part the apps are almost the same for what I do. Apple just really has a nice way of dummy proofing products with the exception of flash everything works right out the box.

Sent from my Nook Color
[Android Apps and Games] primedevil:
Hello Guys,

Sorry but i was wondering if it would be possible to port the ZooZBeat application from the Iphone to Android.

It is an amazing app that gives you the power to create music without knowing anything about music :))

Thanks guys!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rafao13:
Hello friends

After backing up the apps folder, the phone does not pass the screen of the operator.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhQtfl2suG4

(Samsung I9000B, root and lagfix) By being modified, I think the warranty is void.

(normally comes on the screen in recovery mode and downloading.)

I am very sad, help me, please. : /

Sorry for english, I'm using a translator. Sorry about that.

Help me. Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gbohm:
Where does it get stuck?can you activate download mode? 3button combo?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rafao13:
resolved :D

I installed a new firmware

thank !!
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] giannnnn:
Hi!

can anyone post a TW lockscreen (puzzle) compatible with jpy baseband to flash with CWM? I installed a lot of themes but all change this lockscreen with the android's default!

Thank you and Merry Christmas
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Aldonski:
I'm also looking for that. Great lockscreen
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] khiyatesh:
hey guys have a look at my theme.....tw lockscreen is available.....:).....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=880902

have fun
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] giannnnn:
Can you make me a zip file with only the TW lockscreen for CWM???

Pleaseeee
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Figueiredo81:
It would be nice to have stock samsung lockscreen on JPY rom... Looking for a way to do it.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] giannnnn:
If someone can help us i want to show a theme with TW lockscreen

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=854191

I don't like so much the status bar. Please extract the locksceen!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] lgkahn:
come on someone must be able to have a port of the puzzle lockscreen without a theme that works in froyo?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] w1ll1m:
Same here, i dont to install a theme. Just the lockscreen thank you!
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] kInGpIn335i:
Look at this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=838260
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] lgkahn:
Still not helpful not ready to start compiling it myself. But at least a pointer in the right direction