The option to turn off the shutter sound has been removed by Motorola in the Marshmallow update, at least for the Indian market. ( I don't know if they had added this feature in the future updates but 6.0 doesn't have that option)
The only way to remove/disable the camera shutter sound is to remove the camera_click.ogg from the system for which you need a Rooted device.
* Grant root access to ES File Explorer, navigate to /system/media/audio/ui/ & rename camera_click.ogg to camera_click.bak
Reboot the device.:good:
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If i have cyanogenmod 13 rom, how can i install a apps that support ir ?
(quick remote , Peel Smart Remote , control-it!)
YuvalHas said:
If i have cyanogenmod 13 rom, how can i install a apps that support ir ?
(quick remote , Peel Smart Remote , control-it!)
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tadaaaaaaaaa
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g2/themes-apps/port-lg-quickremote-aosp-mm-g2-g3-t3302437
Controlling Cyanogenmod13 (aka LineageOS 13) via TeamViewer
Hi. I've been searching fro a way to control a Cyanogenmod13 device and I finally found it!
My device is SM-N900 Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (ha_3g international).
1. Go to Google play market and install application: QuickSupport (there are QS letters written in the top left corner of the icon).
2. Run the app. After TeamViewer downloads the QS Addon APK, retrieve it from Internal Storage/Android/data/com.teamviewer.host.market/files/Download/TeamViewerQSAddon.apk
Use a file explorer that has root permissions and the ability to change files and folders permissions (I use ES)
3. Create a folder in /system/app/ or /system/priv-app/ named TeamViewerQSAddon with rwx r-x r-x (I used /system/app/).
3.1 To change permissions in ES - long tap --> 3 dots in the lower right corner MORE --> and then Properties (or somth like that Idk 'cause I use russian version) then in the lower part of the Properties window there will be the line: Permissions. Tap Change and mark as follows: Owner: 1,2,3; Group: 1,3; Others: 1,3.
4. Put the APK in that folder and change its permissions to rw- r-- r--
4.1 To change Permission again: long tap, More, Permissions. Tap change permission and mark as follows: Owner: 1,2; Group: 1; Others: 1.
5. Reboot and it must work! Tested on my SM-N900 ha_3g running LineageOS 13.0-20170204-UNOFFICIAL-ha_3g. I guess that Official will do just the same. Good luck pals!
To disable WhatsApp camera shutter sound you need to have a rooted phone!
1. With a file manager, that grant root access, go in /system/media/audio/ui/
2. Rename file camera_click.ogg to camera_click.ogg.backup
3. Reboot Phone.
Does it screw up the safetynet?
For clarity sake here is what im trying to do.
take camera folder that has camera.apk in it with camera.odex in the arm64 folder and move it into my system/priv-app/ that should hypothetically install it as a system app after a reboot.
Im doing this on a nexus 6p with android N preview 2 and the only file explorer that mounts the system as R/W is FX File Explorer (While in booted system; i have full control via TWRP though)
I do reboot because i know 5.x+ requires reboots between system changes.
I have done this via FX and is stays there even after reboots. Ive done this via TWRP and stays after reboot.
my issue is that after a reboot, the camera app does not show in the system. Its not is the app list in settings and i cant find any instance of the android system recognizing it.
I have this issue no matter what the app is unless i install the app as a non-system app first then manually create its folder system in system/priv-app/ and copy the apk to its newly created folder then uninstall the non-system app version and reboot. But i cannont do that with every app. Some have to be system apps from the beginning or they refuse to install (as expected)
Any help on this will be hugely appreciated!
Any ideas guys?
Same problem on my Nexus 5 with Nougat rom. I hope someone can help.
Most Samsung users reported that V4A is not working after upgrading to lollipop cause of the unswitchable SELinux, switching SELinux mode compromises the security of the device, so here is the solution without flashing custom kernel:
Note:
*This method should be used with Systemless SU(not magisk) installed*
Con's:
Not working with some music apps with built in equalizers
Steps:
1. Assuming that you have installed systemless root, but still check if /su/bin/supolicy exists...* WORKING IS NOT GUARANTEED ON OTHER SYSTEMLESS METHODS eg. Magisk*
2. Download the latest build of V4A in this thread: https://www.google.com.ph/url?sa=t&...uRG6XJ1DsKgOZngeg&sig2=O8sZ4LawAMMb_9I4inOJ-Q
3. Install the apk as a system app and reboot, after open Root Explorer and create su.d folder in /system partition , set permissions rwxr-xr-x
4. Create 50viper.sh inside the folder and edit and paste:
#! /system/bin/sh
/su/bin/supolicy --live "allow mediaserver mediaserver_tmpfs:file { read write execute };"
5. Save and set permissions rwxr-xr-x
6. Now launch V4A and grant permissions and install drivers.
7. After finished installing of drivers, reboot
8. Disable and clear data of SoundAlive in settings and reboot
Tested with my device: SM - T235(Galaxy Tab 4 7.0 LTE)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=65106000
Any chance anyone has found settings or an app to get the lockscreen to rotate into landscape mode?
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nivag1710 said:
Any chance anyone has found settings or an app to get the lockscreen to rotate into landscape mode?
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If you have root access enabled you can enable lock screen rotation with any file manager like ES File Explorer or FX Explorer. First grant root permissions to enable access to root partition. Then head to the root partition and open the system folder. In system open build.prop file (all the way at the bottom) using any of the recommended file editors.
Directory path: /system/build.prop
Once in build.prop, hit the edit option, scroll all the way to the bottom, create a new line and add this string:
lockscreen.rot_override=true
Hit save and exit edit mode and reboot device. If it hangs on boot logo screen, just force reboot and it should take.
Syndrome666 said:
If you have root access enabled you can enable lock screen rotation with any file manager like ES File Explorer or FX Explorer. First grant root permissions to enable access to root partition. Then head to the root partition and open the system folder. In system open build.prop file (all the way at the bottom) using any of the recommended file editors.
Directory path: /system/build.prop
Once in build.prop, hit the edit option, scroll all the way to the bottom, create a new line and add this string:
lockscreen.rot_override=true
Hit save and exit edit mode and reboot device. If it hangs on boot logo screen, just force reboot and it should take.
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I figured you can do it with root, but I haven't tried it. I found that lack of bloat didn't compel me to root the phone yet.
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You can probably, root, add that string to build.prop, reboot to make sure it's working properly, and then unroot. Haven't tried that myself as I need root enabled at all times, adaway, ampere (battery meter) and some custom features require it to be activated.