I'm gettin sick of this crap. Give us the watered down products, and the rest of the world what we want in the first place, RIGHT?
There's a new TV dock for the galaxy S in south korea, comes with small keyboard, and controller.
Will we ever get one? If we can get our hands on the dock, could it work with our phones?
here's the engadget article:
http://www.engadget.com/2011/01/25/samsung-galaxy-s-hoppin-hops-to-south-korea-includes-tv-dock-fo/
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This is a specific phone... It's not for all and any galaxy s.
chronster said:
I'm gettin sick of this crap. Give us the watered down products, and the rest of the world what we want in the first place, RIGHT?
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There's a few reasons for this. Samsung is a Korean company, of course they'd give their own people things first. That dock is specific for the Korean phone, and in Korea there is a domestic satellite TV service, called T-DMB, their cellphones and other devices receive giving more incentive for a device like this.
Droid X has HDMI out... goodbye
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Droid X has HDMI out... goodbye
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what's your point? you don't need hdmi for 720p content, and these phones have the capability, they just need the software.
Well samsung is a south korean company, makes sense they get stuff before we do.
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what's your point? you don't need hdmi for 720p content
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Unless you are already bringing viewing resolution considerably lower, of course it matters.
What in the world do you mean by a statement like that that? NTSC video is 720 x 480 at 60i. 720p is 1280 x 720 at 30p or 24p or 60p.
You can do very well with component or even S video (if you can still find it, they have all but killed it off) out for 720p content, but if you are talking about composite ("yellow cable"), I firmly disagree.
The instances where HDMI can be substituted are fairly few, and exceptionally so in consumer video. It is digital, bundles audio on one cable, and is high bandwidth. The only thorn is HDCP.
Saying you don't need HDMI for HD content is almost like saying you don't need cinema when there is VHS.
But then perhaps I am missing your point. I have yet to try it, but perhaps thee most practical way to play video from these phones is to mount them as disks and play the file themselves through a player without involving video transfer at all. Is that what you meant?
Swyped w/ XDA App. When in doubt, mumble.
I've used the 3 RCA (2 audio, one video) into one 3.5mm jack cable on my omnia 2, and camera. 720P isn't THAT high resolution, and it can be displayed fairly decently through this cable. not only this, but most modern tvs can mount the phone as a USB drive and just play the video directly.
m91-30 said:
I've used the 3 RCA (2 audio, one video) into one 3.5mm jack cable on my omnia 2, and camera. 720P isn't THAT high resolution, and it can be displayed fairly decently through this cable. not only this, but most modern tvs can mount the phone as a USB drive and just play the video directly.
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the tv dock is one of those "will be available with froyo" things.
being a cable guy i cant let the incorrect statements about video go un answered. you CANNOT get hidef out of a base band (rca, yellow) cable. period end of story. the limitation is the tv input. ALL base band inputs are 480i. s-video is 480p. component will dispay at 1080i and hdmi at 1080p. component and hdmi are the only inputs that will accept hidef signals. some cable companies and broadcast stations offer hidef which uses the f-connector. the reason for this aception is the tuner. rca, component, hdim and svideo are display inputs. the fconnector goes to a tuner.
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It turns out that even with ExtUSB gone, which someone else pointed out prevented video out in the old fashion, HTC has figured out how to incorporate video out.
http://androidandme.com/2010/04/news/droid-incredible-does-tv-out-video/
This article says the Incredible, unlike the Evo 4g, does not use HDMI to do video out. It just uses the regular micro USB port, with composite ends on the other side.
Like the other person said before, thats not exactly 1080i, but it's gonna look fine in my car.
By the way.... THATS what I'ld like to see someone develop. Take the Incredible ROM, go through it, find whatever makes the video out work, and port it over to the N1 roms! Is that even possible?
And please, don't ten people say well don't demand of the devs, learn it yourself... if its impossible, or will take a long time, or whatever, I will wait patiently.
I'd be very surprised seeing as how the usb output on the nexus is very low (2MB/s), unless this is strictly a software stop.
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It turns out that even with ExtUSB gone, which someone else pointed out prevented video out in the old fashion, HTC has figured out how to incorporate video out.
http://androidandme.com/2010/04/news/droid-incredible-does-tv-out-video/
This article says the Incredible, unlike the Evo 4g, does not use HDMI to do video out. It just uses the regular micro USB port, with composite ends on the other side.
Like the other person said before, thats not exactly 1080i, but it's gonna look fine in my car.
By the way.... THATS what I'ld like to see someone develop. Take the Incredible ROM, go through it, find whatever makes the video out work, and port it over to the N1 roms! Is that even possible?
And please, don't ten people say well don't demand of the devs, learn it yourself... if its impossible, or will take a long time, or whatever, I will wait patiently.
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Pretty sure that's impossible. The port is different, so the cable that connects the Incredible to a TV wouldn't fit in an N1.
What kind of TV setup do you have in your car by the way? In the dashboard, or a TV in the backseat?
I think the ports are the same , just software or the cable enable the output ....I hope
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I think the ports are the same , just software or the cable enable the output ....I hope
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The ports are definitely different. Pictures for proof:
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http://the-gadgeteer.com/2010/04/19/htc-incredible-first-looks/
they're both microusb ports, should be the same.
but, composite out? bleh. composite can only carry 480i, not even 480p, i don't think. i know it can't handle anything higher than 480 lines of resolution
TV Out
Something like this would make me finally get that engagement ring for my Nexus One.
"Nexus One... Will you let me hook you up to my gigantic TV monitor?"
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they're both microusb ports, should be the same.
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Look at the pictures... They're clearly different.
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Look at the pictures... They're clearly different.
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micro a and b, they are technically the same port, but one fits into both but not the other way around
Here's the OEM HTC video-out cable:
http://www.amazon.com/OEM-HTC-Out-Cable-ACT100/dp/B002OOZDSE
Does it work on the N1? No idea... but I'm guessing currently not.
Cheers,
Kermee
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Here's the OEM HTC video-out cable:
http://www.amazon.com/OEM-HTC-Out-Cable-ACT100/dp/B002OOZDSE
Does it work on the N1? No idea... but I'm guessing currently not.
Cheers,
Kermee
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Good find.
I did a search for HTC ACT100 and found this one as well:
http://www.amazon.com/HTC-Cable-ACT100-Verizon-MyTouch/product-reviews/B0022JHOYM
This one actually has some reviews.
I don't think it will fit.
From wiki:
HTC manufactures Windows Mobile and Android-based Communicators which have a proprietary connector called HTC ExtUSB (Extended USB). ExtUSB combines mini-USB (with which it is backwards-compatible) with audio input as well as audio and video output in an 11-pin connector.
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=( That sucks, we only have a micro usb - B, pretty sure they are incompatible with each other.
irrespective, i have an hdtv. most composite video looks like hammered poo on an hdtv
yeah totally different connectors, I still have mine, sucked when i first got my N1 to see what connection it uses.
this seems pretty interesting, unless the icredibles usb port has more connections then i think it could be possible. as far as i can see the only hardware limitation would be the port, i dont think the phone needs special hardware to output analog video does it?
The connectors from the board to the port are different than a standard charge/data connection.
Guys
As many of you have been looking through the threads in the hope of finding a way to stream video onto their HD2's I think that this might be what you are looking for.....
http://www.amzer.co.uk/Amzer-TV-Out-Cable-with-USB-Charging-Port-P82617.htm
Amzer have apparently created a usb cable which actually is capable of streaming video onto TV. They also have a Touch HD version of this cable for those of you who are interested.....
I have been browsing the web for a solution on this ... and this seems to be it....Now I know that there was some other thread which was claiming no tv out for the hd2..well things seem to change after all by time..
Now I really hope that this phone really gets Android or WP7 kicking in properly
...
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Alcatraz
It has been around for quite some time. I wouldn't bother with it, I doubt you'd even get 360 progressive out of them, and for that price it's just not worth it.
Did someone try with this cable:
http://htcpedia.com/news/htc-droid-incredible-tv-out-cable-review.html
It's for Droid Incredible, but it's micro USB and it maybe working on HD2 to...
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Guys
As many of you have been looking through the threads in the hope of finding a way to stream video onto their HD2's I think that this might be what you are looking for.....
http://www.amzer.co.uk/Amzer-TV-Out-Cable-with-USB-Charging-Port-P82617.htm
Amzer have apparently created a usb cable which actually is capable of streaming video onto TV. They also have a Touch HD version of this cable for those of you who are interested.....
I have been browsing the web for a solution on this ... and this seems to be it....Now I know that there was some other thread which was claiming no tv out for the hd2..well things seem to change after all by time..
Now I really hope that this phone really gets Android or WP7 kicking in properly
...
Regards
Alcatraz
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only issue i have with believing that, is that the hd2 has a different usb port than ALL the other phones it mentions in 'compatibility', yet it doesnt anywhere mention having a mini to micro usb adapter included.....
I suspect (as happens a lot) they have released it as 'compatible with htc phones' and then just found a list of all htc phones to put on the website.
Be great if it did work, mind!
i also agree that this is a simple case of the seller not completely aware of what he is selling!
why? even the ancient HTC Touch is listed as compatible! now surely that can't be true!
its very likely misleading specs, but you're welcome to try and report here if you still feel like it!
Ugh, I hate how retailers are becoming less and less responsible for posting the right information on the products they sell. I would also hope that it can stream from the HD2 (as what I've read how the Droid is able to stream tv out now), but who knows. So many devs here are saying it's a hardware specific problem. I'm wondering about buying one and just returning it if it doesn't work.
I agree, Yes the cable will fit all these phones and therefore it is "compatable"
But the seller seems to fail to mention that your phone might not support video out.
In fact its complete crap, cos he goes on to list things like XDA 2, which didn't have a mini USB connecter, although it did do video out but only with the optional backpack!
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Did someone try with this cable:
http://htcpedia.com/news/htc-droid-incredible-tv-out-cable-review.html
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I am also interested in
Could someone try it out with Hd2 Android(Incredible) build?
Includes TV-out settings.(I think)
The hd2 does not support TV out... its impossible. It doesn't have the hardware.
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This can't work!. The phone doesn't have the hardware. Ffs
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Snapdragon processor doesn't support it?
If I'm not wrong, that Droid Incredible micro-USB cable has additional golden fingers (pins) in it to support analogue composite TV out with audio of which the HD2's USB port does not have.
If only the admins could run a script which auto-deletes any thread with TV-Out + HD2 in the title
The phone does not have a TV-out chip inside. It's like wedging a TV aerial into the headphone socket and then expecting to pick up Freeview
It's like wedging a TV aerial into the headphone socket and then expecting to pick up Freeview
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That won't work???
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Oh no, please, be my guest and try it, and report back
I believe this has been addressed on the forums a few times.
Although the snapdragon processor does support tv out, HTC did not implement this in the HD2. What this means in layman's terms is that there are no video channels going from the processor to the USB connector and therefore you will not get any tv out no matter what cable you plug in there, unless its a magic one.
The listing clearly says it is for the touch pro and touch pro 2 devices which do support TV out through the usb connector.
Bought an Optoma PK201 Micro projector, (just a tad larger than the EVO itself) and some cables from Monoprice that go from the small format HDMI type C to D, and.. Success!
In Sense roms, I can play video out to the projector, however, audio comes out of the speakerphone, not to the projector itself, or any HDTV via hdmi. :-(
What I hope for with the next Cyanogen rom, is for 4g to be out of alpha, and at some point, fully working HDMI out in all apps!
Emulators on the projector would be amazing, or streamed movies via VLC to the phone, then out to the projector.. anyway.. I'm amazed it works. Just a report!
I dont see it on the site, would you mind posting a link or the product code?
http://www.optomausa.com/productcategory.asp?productsubcat=26&productcategory=Pico Pocket Projector
Mine is the pk201. Battery life, pretty poor. (Around 45 mins, unplugged, maybe less. -But you could buy an extra battery or two.) Battery life supposed to be way better on the larger pk301.
Hoping at some point to stream movies over the web to the phone..straight out to the projector. But also, the projector accepts microsd.. but you have to convert movies to play in the special format the camera takes. Not a deal breaker, but still.. streaming from the phone with audio would be excellent!
Wow! Actually, in a sense rom, VLC Stream and convert works using the special cable I have that goes from micro hdmi to mini hdmi! Streaming from the phone to the mini projector over 3g or 4g! Summer is going to be fun with my mobile outdoor movie projector!
The largest thing I'll have to carry is an old projector screen, unless we do it urban style and find a white wall somewhere.. ha!
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Summer is going to be fun with my mobile outdoor movie projector!
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well, really dark nights will at least, lol
I know what my home theater projector is like with ambient light, can't imagine only having 20 lumens...
Why didnt you just get the cable with the micro hdmi and hdmi ends on it?
http://www.monoprice.com/products/p...d=1025301&p_id=6974&seq=1&format=1#largeimage
How much did this cost? I can't seen to find a price.
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I buy a microHDMI to HDMI on amazon for 2 bucks
Code:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003XNANU8/ref=oss_product
works nice
Because the projector has Micro HDMI type D and the projector has HDMI type C!
Two entirely different mini hdmi ports! So if you get one of these and want to be able to project from your phone, you need the combo of cables I bought.
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So, I had to buy the following items from monoprice:
#7603 - 0.5FT 34AWG High Speed w/ Ethernet Micro-HDMI Male (Type D) to HDMI Female (Type A) Adapter Cable - Black 1 $2.97
#6962 - 9inch 30AWG Mini-HDMI (Type C) to Mini-HDMI (Type C) Cable - Black $1.87
#3654 - HDMI (Type A) Male to Mini-HDMI (Type C) Female Adapter $2.43
I've had a small screen set up outside, and some external battery powered speakers hooked up to the phone, and done a movie night for friends in the back yard, projected onto an old super 8 screen hanging on our wall. Trust me, it's more than bright enough. In the video you see below, I'm streaming from VLC using VLC stream and convert from the Android Market (vlc running on my workstation at home) -Streaming the movie over 3d (not 4g!) to my phone, and out to the little projector. I could do this anywhere I could get a 3g signal. We live in the future.
Video here: http://vimeo.com/18662533
Got the projector for $200 off ebay.
Heeey Folks!
I hope that this hasn´t been posted yet (didn´t find anything within the search).
Just have a look right here or here .
This looks so promising to me, that I´m really getting pretty nervous this morning^^
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That is truely awesome I Wonder if there are docking stations out that let you connect both å hdmi screen AND a mouse and keyboard?
I love this idea and it is clever of canonical to ride on the back of the success of Android.
But I'm not sure how I would use it. When I use my computer (which has oneric) I also want to able to use my phone separately.
Perhaps a better solution for me would be to have a standard Ubuntu install that gains phone powers when the phone is docked. It would make apps like airdroid obsolete.
I totally see how other people will have a use for this and I hope it's a huge success.
It's great news
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when, where and how
i want it now
It's an interesting project
I hope it will come to our notes, too.
If you have the dock w/ hdmi out, just use a bluetooth keyboard and mouse or a keyboard w/ built in trackpad. Then pair up bluetooth headphones in case you get a call so you don't lose your desktop. That'd be the easiest imo.
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On Ubuntu we have this requirement:
HDMI: video out with secondary frame buffer device
The Note have this secundary buffer?
Because the HDMI is mirror mode by default.
Anyone with technical knowledge can do a test?
I searched and found this information from another phone:
Primary frame buffer:
/dev/graphics/fb0
Secundary:
/dev/graphics/fb1
Tnks all.
i was thrilled to see this, but would sure love to also occasionally run it while not docked (you know... like a laptop or tablet...). i realize they probably did this due to battery life concerns or something, but hey, why rule it out?
Is our note compatible with this? I do not see a HDMI out!
itismadhan said:
Is our note compatible with this? I do not see a HDMI out!
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MHL to hdmi
celuppi said:
On Ubuntu we have this requirement:
HDMI: video out with secondary frame buffer device
The Note have this secundary buffer?
Because the HDMI is mirror mode by default.
Anyone with technical knowledge can do a test?
I searched and found this information from another phone:
Primary frame buffer:
/dev/graphics/fb0
Secundary:
/dev/graphics/fb1
Tnks all.
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I suspect there probably is a secondary frame buffer given that when watching videos through MHL, the playback controls display on the phone screen but not the TV...
Is there a release schedule?
As much as I love linux, the idea of having to deal with unity again, now trying to spoil my awesome note, makes me shudder ..
great hope to see something huge in coming time
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when, where and how
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"... feature for late-2012 ..." ?..
Wishnu
Wishnu can do the same right now
xda discussion
official site
And we also can connect to TV via HDMI and to a keyboard and a mouse using USB host
Android Market
This looks killer!
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Is our note compatible with this? I do not see a HDMI out!
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our Note's microUSB can be convert to hdmi thanks to the MHL(Mobile High-Definition Link) technology
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our Note's microUSB can be convert to hdmi thanks to the MHL(Mobile High-Definition Link) technology
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For mhl to work do you have 2 use the second USB port with AC adapter? Is that how it properly coverts USB to HDMI?
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Hello guys, I just saw this list of all the top Mini PCs for May, thought it looked very useful so wanted to share it.
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Full list here (23 models).
CAN has posted a little article on it also.
It's shocking that Measy A2W Chromecast style dongle. Literally peanuts.
I have two of the Measy style dongles. Worthless IMHO.
Ok. so if you ONLY want to stream from your phone then it's great. and for about $20 it is a good value.
I just received one of the Android TV boxes with the Amlogic S802 processors, M8. while it's just over $100, it's far more useful. Basically turns your tv into an android phone minus the touch screen. XBMC plays most videos including DTS audio and also streams cable tv in HD from my silicon dust HDhomerun prime.
Enjoy.
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I have two of the Measy style dongles. Worthless IMHO.
Ok. so if you ONLY want to stream from your phone then it's great. and for about $20 it is a good value.
I just received one of the Android TV boxes with the Amlogic S802 processors, M8. while it's just over $100, it's far more useful. Basically turns your tv into an android phone minus the touch screen. XBMC plays most videos including DTS audio and also streams cable tv in HD from my silicon dust HDhomerun prime.
Enjoy.
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Indeed, the larger boxes (Mini PCs) are worth the extra bucks. The little Chromecast style Ezcast M2 streaming dongles are handy for 20/30 bucks. But the larger units where its at.
Saying that there are two new units recently announced. RK3288 based. Ugoos UM3 dongle, and the mini PC TV box style is the Ugoos UT3.
Supporting 2K and 4K video playback and recording.
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Indeed, the larger boxes (Mini PCs) are worth the extra bucks. The little Chromecast style Ezcast M2 streaming dongles are handy for 20/30 bucks. But the larger units where its at.
Saying that there are two new units recently announced. RK3288 based. Ugoos UM3 dongle, and the mini PC TV box style is the Ugoos UT3.
Supporting 2K and 4K video playback and recording.
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I think i may wait for the Ugoos Ut3 as it has RK3288 CPU.
I have the Mk809iv KitKat TV stick and it works fine.
Looks like a screenshot of a web store.
britoso said:
Looks like a screenshot of a web store.
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It's a Newsletter they send out. Sometimes it's Mini PC, sometimes tablets, phones and so on. I find it handy for keeping up with what's released and available. I just entered my email to sign up and then after that you get one around once or twice a week. Normally has around 18 devices.
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It's a Newsletter they send out. Sometimes it's Mini PC, sometimes tablets, phones and so on. I find it handy for keeping up with what's released and available. I just entered my email to sign up and then after that you get one around once or twice a week. Normally has around 18 devices.
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The thread title is misleading, its not a top list of anything.