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Hi, i dont know if you guys notice it already, but the evo has a latency on the screen response.
For exp., if you play a instrument on it like drum or piano, the sound will delay after we touch the screen, so it makes it impossible to play music on it.
I would like to know if is there any way we can set the screen response latency. My evo is V2 with froyo2.2 non rooted.
Thanks.
In compare to the iphone, the iphone has almost 0 lantency.
Have you tried a different kernal? I went from the stock HTC kernal to Netarchy's kernal and everything was greatly improved when it came to screen response (and many other things as well).
Edit: Just noticed that you weren't rooted. I would suggest rooting your phone and THEN flashing a different kernal. The trouble of the rooting process is well worth it in the end.
If you root and flash a kernel with a fps fix such as netarchy you can ditch the input lag. The fix for 60 fps essentially doubles the refresh rate of the screen giving you better touch response and at the same time allows the evo to display more frames per second.
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Thanks.
Now I have to find out a way to root my EVO over SD card, cause the usb port just broke.
Is there any way to root it with SD card?(froyo 2.2)
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ricomilion said:
Thanks.
Now I have to find out a way to root my EVO over SD card, cause the usb port just broke.
Is there any way to root it with SD card?(froyo 2.2)
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Wouldn't that mean you can't charge your phone anymore? I'd say you have about 8 hours to get rooted, find your rom of choice, pick a kernal, and a theme if you're really adventurous.
After that, it's going to look like a black rectangle.
You should be able to accomplish it using these two apps from the market.
adbWireless (for adb) and WebSharing or AwesomeDrop (for transferring files onto your SDcard wirelessly)
Pao23 said:
Wouldn't that mean you can't charge your phone anymore? I'd say you have about 8 hours to get rooted, find your rom of choice, pick a kernal, and a theme if you're really adventurous.
After that, it's going to look like a black rectangle.
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Lol. I have my tp2 wich use the same battery type, and I switch batteries every time.
I know, i know, is a pns. But I don't have money for a new one.
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Wouldnt it be smarter to bring your evo into sprint prior to rooting and get that usb port fixed? They might do it under warranty!
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Wouldnt it be smarter to bring your evo into sprint prior to rooting and get that usb port fixed? They might do it under warranty!
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Sprint will not fix it.
The only way to fix it is getting a new board, cause my circuit lines are striped.
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But anyway,is there any chance I can root my EVO over SD card?
I can put files in the SD and install them on the phone.
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Is it possible??? nexuS one and Htc EVO can do it ???
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xN4c61ETCWg&feature=player_embedded#at=
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iM GONNA try it wish me luck
goodluck! post back with results asap
Yea good luck
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It is possible, and I have successfully done it. It is not very useful though. But we are not always interested in usefulness, now are we?
Anyway, google "Desire HD Linux" and I believe it is one of the first, if not the first, links. Similar method geared toward the Desire HD, which is almost identical to our device internally. It works.
Question, but isn't that just VNC?
GazaIan said:
Question, but isn't that just VNC?
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i'm pretty sure vnc just lets you view your computer at home, or view your screen when you're away.
Do you even know why you would want Ubuntu? Is it for the GUI, our for a better bash shell?
If you look around (I accidentally found this only a week ago) you can find Debian images for the android that they have had out since the G1. And they work on the MT4G.
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i'm pretty sure vnc just lets you view your computer at home, or view your screen when you're away.
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Which this essentially is in the video you even install vnc lol
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now the real shocker would be if we could put windows mobile on our mt4g or dual boot either 2 android roms or windows mobile and android.
Question, but isn't that just VNC?
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Yes, it uses VNC. It is used since there are no video drivers available for Linux on this platform, which is difficult due to the lack of code/documentation from Qualcomm. Ubuntu is actually running on the phone's hardware through a chroot shell, and VNC connects to the local host via a socket connection to provide the display. Just a way for the display to be displayed, if you will.
I'm one of the lucky ones who scored a Touchpad last weekend. That is a great machine.
I am trying to use wifi tether from my epic 4g to the touchpad but the touchpad does not see the connection. (my ipod touch and PC see it). Anyone knows what's the problem? I heard it might something to do with some ad hoc stuff...
Use the wifi tether that says "with more infrastructure" its somewhere in the epic forums
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found answer to my question. Posting here in case someone else looking.
just download this version of wifi tether
http://code.google.com/p/android-wi...tail?name=wifi_tether_v3_1-beta2.apk&can=2&q=
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cocochannel said:
I'm one of the lucky ones who scored a Touchpad last weekend. That is a great machine.
I am trying to use wifi tether from my epic 4g to the touchpad but the touchpad does not see the connection. (my ipod touch and PC see it). Anyone knows what's the problem? I heard it might something to do with some ad hoc stuff...
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Yes use that version of wifi tether. I had mine running last night from my EVO 3d. I just chose epic 4g under settings and for the device profile. Seemed to work fine. Touchpad is nice, I am just itching to put some version of Android on it. Even with a media player app that says it supports avi and other files, I can't seem to get videos other than mp4 format to play on it.
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Google touchplayer, or get it from preware if you have it installed on your touchpad...HP touchpad forum here on xda has info on performance tweaks and stable overclocking as well, lots of good stuff done through preware app
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arn82 said:
Google touchplayer, or get it from preware if you have it installed on your touchpad...HP touchpad forum here on xda has info on performance tweaks and stable overclocking as well, lots of good stuff done through preware app
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I have the preware and some of the tweaks. I also downloaded touchplayer and tried to play avi movie on it and it was all distorted and the formatting was all messed up. Like it was playing in three separate boxes at the same time. Nothing I tried worked.
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Opps I replied in the wrong thread lol. Well I am hoping HP has some touchpads soon. Would love to put Android on it but I am sure it will look kind of weird in a 4x3 screen.
I am also one of the lucky ones who scored a 32GB touchpad on the firesale. What I would really like to see is the SMS/call integration with the touchpad. Anyone know what kinds of protocols the pre3 and touchpad use for SMS/call integration? I am guessing that it can all be done through bluetooth? I have done ROM and theming stuff, and have mild experience with C++, but this kind of project is a bit out of my league.
Well, the CM7 team has made a lot of progress getting it onto the TouchPad already. Here's a video from android police showing it booting into CM7. It's super quick too!
Lots of quirks to work through still. The guy said that the touchscreen input isn't working yet.
Ohhh mannnnn
I got one. Haven't even messed with preware but its def slow. Webos has 0 apps lol
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I was teathered to my epic and activating my webOS account on morning of firesale while still in parking lot of Wal-Mart. And browsing while on way to 2nd and 3rd store pickups.
no issues at all.
running acs latest release with emotionless beast on top.
removed 10 and 1/2 char
Dad called from Wal-Mart out in the boonies. "Hey, they just got a box of these touch pad thingies here, they weren't expecting them... Ever hear of them? You want me to grab one for ya?"
Score.
Missed the boat...
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Got a 32GB from Best Buy, and let me just say that Android cannot come soon enough. Holy hell I can see why this thing failed horrendously. Not gonna go into a full review, but damn. Love WebOS though.
As for those still looking, HP is supposed to have more coming in sometime this week. Apparently there will be a limit of 1 per customer so they shouldn't sell out instantly like last time, but if you aren't on the page within an hour or two of it going live they will probably be gone.
16gb
http://www.shopping.hp.com/store/pr...umpid=in_r329_personalization/browse2/PDP_PDP
32gb
http://www.shopping.hp.com/webapp/s...n/HHO_r329/Affiliate/FY11/TouchPad&aoid=35252
Just wanted to share what I do with my Kindle Fire thanks to you guys
What I've done to it:
-Installed TWRP
-Installed CyanogenMod (whatever the latest is)
-Downloaded, then extracted and edited TouchOSC for my custom midi mapping (Only worked for 1.2, 1.3 is having some errors with adding custom layouts)
-Ran the data from TouchOSC through Osculator then through Midi Patch Bay so I can send some midi data to my VJing friend
-Mapped it in Traktor Pro 2!
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The Video:
Tracklist:
-Taylor Thomas - Catch Fire (Original Mix) <-----THAT'S ME
-Kill The Noise - She Likes To Party (Original Mix)
-Wolfgang Gartner & Skrillex - The Devil's Den (Original Mix)
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Oh, and BTW, I'm 16
Nice
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Very nice!!!
IM 20 ....
very cool.
I always get excited for threads like this because I was 110% prepared to flame the living hell out of you for being lame. But you proved me wrong, sir.
very cool dude.
reuthermonkey said:
very cool.
I always get excited for threads like this because I was 110% prepared to flame the living hell out of you for being lame. But you proved me wrong, sir.
very cool dude.
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Hahaha, well I'm glad I was 110% prepared! I just really wanted to show what I use my kindle fire for, unlike some others that use it for reading and netflix. I really think I'm pushing the limit of DJing with a 200$ device instead of running the same app on a 500$ iPad.
Only thing is I wish I had more than 2 multitouch points!
You did good. I'm glad to see the Fire being used for something other than reading and surfing the web. Cool music by the way.
I like it!
Just one question, how did you edit TouchOSC for custom layouts?!
Very nice, man! You've got a nice bit of kit there supporting that fire, too . LPD8 and what looks like an MPD in the background. Much love for the Hercules, too. Touch OSC on my HTC Inspire is what got me through with my Launchpad till I could get a hold of a nanoKontrol2. Good to see other guys putting it to good use. Best of luck to you guys!
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I like it!
Just one question, how did you edit TouchOSC for custom layouts?!
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I used the guid found here, but you must have a copy of the 1.2 apk and notepad + +. Also a apk tool that will extract and repackage then sign. Best of luck! If you need any other help just ask!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1163187&page=5
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Very nice, man! You've got a nice bit of kit there supporting that fire, too . LPD8 and what looks like an MPD in the background. Much love for the Hercules, too. Touch OSC on my HTC Inspire is what got me through with my Launchpad till I could get a hold of a nanoKontrol2. Good to see other guys putting it to good use. Best of luck to you guys!
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Thanks for noticing! Took a while to get all this but i love everybit. In fact i have a ton going on the inside of my mac too. Midipatchbay to duplicate midi for multiple programs, midi over network so we can each control video or audio together, wifi tether on my htc amaze so we can connect everything, and im routing traktor through ableton through soundflour!!! So super geeky stuff going on. Also im using my htc as the overhead camera over me
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Very nice! I'm not DJ, but out of curiosity, can you tell us what exactly you're using the Kindle for in this case as compared to the other tools? Changing songs or levels and stuff like that? Either way awesome stuff.
madiaz3 said:
Very nice! I'm not DJ, but out of curiosity, can you tell us what exactly you're using the Kindle for in this case as compared to the other tools? Changing songs or levels and stuff like that? Either way awesome stuff.
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Yea! Pretty much i made a custom touchosc layout for my kindle to look and act just like traktor djing software. Then it sends osc data to an app on my mac called osculator that converts what i do on my kindle to midi for traktor.
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@dubt17
What are you using for video when dj'ing?
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qryptiq said:
@dubt17
What are you using for video when dj'ing?
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Thats my friend who uses Modul8 with a Korg NanoKontrol2
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dubt17 said:
Yea! Pretty much i made a custom touchosc layout for my kindle to look and act just like traktor djing software. Then it sends osc data to an app on my mac called osculator that converts what i do on my kindle to midi for traktor.
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Do you know of a Windows program that will do the same conversion? I do a lot of solo bass work and would love to be able to control Ableton or Reason with the Kindle. I am not sure how to sync up the MIDI output, it assigns to whatever it damn well pleases at this point and I can't find where to edit the MIDI channel send/recieves.
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Do you know of a Windows program that will do the same conversion? I do a lot of solo bass work and would love to be able to control Ableton or Reason with the Kindle. I am not sure how to sync up the MIDI output, it assigns to whatever it damn well pleases at this point and I can't find where to edit the MIDI channel send/recieves.
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Yes! Check out midibridge by haxxor, and download version 1.3 of touchosc. But be warned that you cant have custom layouts
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How did you get it connected? I've been trying to do the same with my Nook but ad-hoc isn't working and connecting via router is just as impossible...
This is really nice. Reminded me of a lot of songs I used to listen back in the 80's
Dude..hands down that was sick how did u map it to traktor? I mix w/ axis9 cd decks but been wanting to experiment with all digital.
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So far I basically use this thing as a web browser, twitter reader and forum crawler.
Of course I rooted, themed, installed new kernels, bricked it, brought it back to life, and now I'm back to stock rooted.
So what else can this thing do? I bought a USB dongle thinger but I don't like watching movies on the small screen (I get headaches easy). Give me some ideas?
rudeguy said:
So far I basically use this thing as a web browser, twitter reader and forum crawler.
Of course I rooted, themed, installed new kernels, bricked it, brought it back to life, and now I'm back to stock rooted.
So what else can this thing do? I bought a USB dongle thinger but I don't like watching movies on the small screen (I get headaches easy). Give me some ideas?
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Frisbee?
rudeguy said:
So far I basically use this thing as a web browser, twitter reader and forum crawler.
Of course I rooted, themed, installed new kernels, bricked it, brought it back to life, and now I'm back to stock rooted.
So what else can this thing do? I bought a USB dongle thinger but I don't like watching movies on the small screen (I get headaches easy). Give me some ideas?
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Have you tried alternate ROMs? If not, I'd recommend Paranoid Android. It's smooth, fast, stable, and it allows you to choose between phone, phablet, and tablet mode for every app.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1800268
If PA isn't your style, try Slimbean or Cyanogenmod 10.
There are a lot of ROMs out there to mess around with.
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How about getting tablet mode by installing ROM Toolbox Lite and changing the DPI from 213dpi to 160dpi?
It's under Performance/build.prop.tweaks
You'll need to be rooted though.
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rudeguy said:
So far I basically use this thing as a web browser, twitter reader and forum crawler.
Of course I rooted, themed, installed new kernels, bricked it, brought it back to life, and now I'm back to stock rooted.
So what else can this thing do? I bought a USB dongle thinger but I don't like watching movies on the small screen (I get headaches easy). Give me some ideas?
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Games, news, geocaching (tether it to your phone via bluetooth), use it as a GPS on your bike/car if you have one (I use my phone for now, and you can cache the maps before hand too, so no data connection needed), control your DSLR camera if you have one, setup an andruino system/project and use the N7 as a remote, use it as universal remote in your home (friend is doing that w his Galaxy Tab 2 7"), etc.
Imagination is the limit.
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Games, news, geocaching (tether it to your phone via bluetooth), use it as a GPS on your bike/car if you have one (I use my phone for now, and you can cache the maps before hand too, so no data connection needed), control your DSLR camera if you have one, setup an andruino system/project and use the N7 as a remote, use it as universal remote in your home (friend is doing that w his Galaxy Tab 2 7"), etc.
Imagination is the limit.
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Galaxy Tabs have IR transmitter to be a universal remote, N7 doesn't have it.
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Tablet mode. EOS Rom.
Emulators. Sixsxis.
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What more you expected from a tablet?
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DL source and experiment with it. Thats what Ive been doing. Learned how to add 720p video thanks to guy in dev and change nav bar height.
shook187 said:
What more you expected from a tablet?
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Breakfast in bed with a happy ending?
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Try productivity out. Ever note, Pocket Informant, etc
Also tablet SMS allows you to do all your texting via your tablet. Making this thing useful is all about how you use it.
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rudeguy said:
So far I basically use this thing as a web browser, twitter reader and forum crawler.
Of course I rooted, themed, installed new kernels, bricked it, brought it back to life, and now I'm back to stock rooted.
So what else can this thing do? I bought a USB dongle thinger but I don't like watching movies on the small screen (I get headaches easy). Give me some ideas?
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Buy tasker. You can spend hours figuring out awesome tasks to build.
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Buy tasker. You can spend hours figuring out awesome tasks to build. Not only that but you can package your tasks into an app from tasker app factory and sell them on the market.
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I don't know if you are into reading books, but ever since I got the N7, I've started downloading and reading ebooks (not through Google Books tho). Prior to that, the last time I actually read a fictional book was years ago. After I finish my current series, I'm thinking of downloading Wattpad.
xbmc and comic books
Install google currents....then it will get the paper for you
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Disappointed now
ExploreMN said:
Breakfast in bed with a happy ending?
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Hummmmmm . Well mine does not have Vibration feature .So well ahhh humm Yea not happening...
On topic You could always use your Nexus 7 to do some online shopping. Message me for my sizes and what i want.....
This should keep you busy for a life time. well at least the life of your credit cards..
Love your nexus Just in the correct ways.. :laugh:
Do a barrel roll.
Say "do a barrel roll" in Google Now
Install TeamViewer or another remote desktop app on your tablet and your PC, go to a country on the other side of the planet, log into your PC, and rearrange your desktop icons. Log out, go home.
Well, you did say you were bored...
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DL source and experiment with it. Thats what Ive been doing. Learned how to add 720p video thanks to guy in dev and change nav bar height.
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This. I bought the 7 because messing with my phone, which is a necessity, got annoying. Building Android will definitively keep you occupied, if not completely exhausted.
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