The S9+ and the Samsung Gear VR Model SM0R322 GH69-25929A to hook up is anyone else having problems?
sillyshyme said:
The S9+ and the Samsung Gear VR Model SM0R322 GH69-25929A to hook up is anyone else having problems?
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Is that the generation 1 headset, which was Micro USB and not USB-C?
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foxmeister said:
Is that the generation 1 headset, which was Micro USB and not USB-C?
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https://www.verizonwireless.com/accessories/samsunggear-vr/ It says its capable.
sillyshyme said:
https://www.verizonwireless.com/accessories/samsunggear-vr/ It says its capable.
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Where does it say that?
I've looked at that link and the S9 isn't mentioned.
Look at the connector - if it's Micro USB it is completely the wrong headset.View attachment 4481306
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Hi,
I recently bought my Galaxy S3 and I just love it, way much better than the iPhone 4S I had!
Anyway,
I thought to myself- will it be possible to use the S3 as a PC?
I mean by using a Windows 7/8 emulator and an HDMI cable to make my galaxy S3 actually a portable PC?
I can really see the potential in this for people who can't afford a gaming PC.
Thanks and all the best!
AW: Using the Galaxy S3 as a PC- Possible?
In a limited sense you can.
You can connect a mouse, a keyboard, a monitor and a game pad.
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harise100 said:
In a limited sense you can.
You can connect a mouse, a keyboard, a monitor and a game pad.
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Thanks, I knew that and i bought an OTG cable a few days ago.
So it isn't possible to make the S3 run Windows 7/8?
ocarmely said:
Thanks, I knew that and i bought an OTG cable a few days ago.
So it isn't possible to make the S3 run Windows 7/8?
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No and you would need MS licence anyway .
jje
No, xp and 98/95 can but on an emulator it is really slow. Barely can play minesweeper.
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You can run Linux though if you like.
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There's a section for questions
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There's a section for questions
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And there's a question for sections...
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no, not really
Is there a difference between 4 pin for the Sammy one and 5 pins for generic ones?
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Ev0d3vil said:
Is there a difference between 4 pin for the Sammy one and 5 pins for generic ones?
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Are you talking about the USB cable? I lost my original S3 cable, hence I am using my old HTC Desire cable now. Didn't see any difference yet.
chrismast said:
Are you talking about the USB cable? I lost my original S3 cable, hence I am using my old HTC Desire cable now. Didn't see any difference yet.
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Apparently the Samsung one gave me troubles when charging. Like stopping at a certain percent and not charging anymore.. Tried another and that one has no problems.. How many pins does yours have?
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Ev0d3vil said:
Apparently the Samsung one gave me troubles when charging. Like stopping at a certain percent and not charging anymore.. Tried another and that one has no problems.. How many pins does yours have?
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not sure as I am in the office, but for instance I am currently using my BB cable in the office to charge and it got 5 pins
chrismast said:
not sure as I am in the office, but for instance I am currently using my BB cable in the office to charge and it got 5 pins
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hmmm interesting. Anyone knows why sammy has 4 pins instead?
Generic. The samsung cable is unstable, therefore often charges too slow due to usb charger stability detection.
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Strange. My Samsung cable provided has 5 pins. But oh well, as long it doesn't give me problems, i will use it.
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Generic. The samsung cable is unstable, therefore often charges too slow due to usb charger stability detection.
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What brand is your cable? If i get a HTC's cable, would it work better than Samsung's one?
i'm using BB cable and no problem!
sriram231092 said:
i'm using BB cable and no problem!
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Me too, BB cable
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What brand is your cable? If i get a HTC's cable, would it work better than Samsung's one?
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No brand. Generic. Bought a couple from a Market stall.
Multiple cables .
original cable use if Odin problems is old advice .
jje
Well, I guess, those extra pins won't make a difference, coz the slot in ur S3 may have the same no of contact points as there are pins in original S3 cable..!
I use a cheap no brand one when I'm at work and the Samsung cable at home. No differences at all.
Hi
I can't find an USB cable that has no data transmission. Any idea please ?
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ForeverTroll said:
Hi
I can't find an USB cable that has no data transmission. Any idea please ?
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search amazon for charge only micro usb, bazillions.
Thanks ! Actually I did it but I only found the "Portapow" model said not to be compatible with the Note 2. So I guess this would be the same for the Note 3.
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I found that trick. From what I understand you have to cut and solder the green and white wires initially used for data.
Does anyone know if it is safe for the phone and computer (or the house when connected to the wall outlet) ??
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_n...+m,aps&rh=i:aps,k:charge only micro usb cable
I only found one in the list that ship to France. He is the one mentioning the cable is not compatible with the Note 2. I guess that's only about the fast charging feature. ..
Thanks for your help ! I just ordered one. I'll soon know if it rocks.
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If you use the adapters for the Galaxy Tablet then any cable becomes a no-data high current charging cable.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/190677630730?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649
Using this I get 1800mA charging for my N3 (and no data).
iGO cable is your choice, but it's rather expensive (and you have to buy micro USB plug). The cable is NOT data capable.
Thanks for the trick Craig ! This is an interesting solution easier to carry in a bag and when needed data are avaliable.
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mingkee said:
iGO cable is your choice, but it's rather expensive (and you have to buy micro USB plug). The cable is NOT data capable.
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Hmmm... From my google search not more expensive than the other cables. Currently I am waiting for the delivery of my first order and if it doesn't work thanks to all of you I'll have several other solutions
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CraigAmey said:
If you use the adapters for the Galaxy Tablet then any cable becomes a no-data high current charging cable.
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He he. .. I just received mine. It works perfectly as expected ? Thx again !
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Why would one want a charge only cable?
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Curb71 said:
Why would one want a charge only cable?
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To be able to fast-charge from a PC USB port without having a custom kernel that allows it. The note 3 is capped at 450mA on USB.
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Why would one want a charge only cable?
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In case you've forgot the power block for the wall outlet when visiting some of your customers, you may have to connect to someone computer to refill. For security reason it's better to avoid spreading some data of one of your customer to the network of another one.
Same story when you are using the USB of a computer connected to an unknown network: all the content of your phone can be used (personal and professional) and I guess you may get some viruses that will be happy to contaminate other computers when you'll connect your phone to their USB.
A no data cable is a physical protection.
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The igo cable worked?
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You could just splice a normal cable and cut the white and green cores?
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Some of the newer USB 3.0 hubs, e.g. the 10 port from Anker provide a charge only connection (2.1 A). The 9 remaining are data and power (0.9 A each)
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The igo cable worked?
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Sorry I didn't try it as the connector works fine.
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RavenY2K3 said:
You could just splice a normal cable and cut the white and green cores?
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Yes this is in the link I mentioned above. Actually I prefer a "clean cable".
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The igo cable worked?
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Defintely. All you need is 2 amp USB power
Hi,
Can anyone here please check and confirm whether Le Max 2 actually has AptX Support? Is anybody using or ever used AptX Headphones with Le Max 2?
Thanks.
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Anybody?
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I saw somewhere in the specs that it supports AptX
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I saw somewhere in the specs that it supports AptX
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Are you sure?
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Not 100 percent sure. Read it at some India based review site before I bought it. Don't have bt headphones to test it.
Le max 2 has aptx support. I already use it with my mpow bt
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Not 100 percent sure. Read it at some India based review site before I bought it. Don't have bt headphones to test it.
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monleylord said:
Le max 2 has aptx support. I already use it with my mpow bt
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Thankyou for Replying.
Actually I'm thinking of buying Plantronics BackBeat Sense to use with Le Max 2.
Btw monleylord, Do you see any kind of indication on task bar when you pair your aptX Enabled Headphone?
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monleylord said:
Le max 2 has aptx support. I already use it with my mpow bt
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Even if they support aptx how to know it is actually used in particular connection?
Regards Filozof71
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Filozof71 said:
Even if they support aptx how to know it is actually used in particular connection?
Regards Filozof71
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Exactly, that's what I want to know too!
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Greycloud said:
Exactly, that's what I want to know too!
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I have just obtained simple, not aptx, BT earphones Awei A920 BL. They pair without problem and play but there is no information in what mode they currently run. Oh and they do not cooperate with Kodi but this may be Kodi problem.
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Is it not possible to find out if it's connected via Bluetooth SBC or AptX?
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Seems like nobody has any clue
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Not an owner of the device (yet), but if you're rooted you can check logcat for what codec is being used.
Install catlog, establish a connection and it should give the information.
Hi
I would like to watch Kodi via my Nexus 9. What kind of cable should I use?
Thanks in advance
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albsat said:
Hi
I would like to watch Kodi via my Nexus 9. What kind of cable should I use?
Thanks in advance
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I don't think you can use a cable. Early on, there was talk about a build.prop edit that could enable Miracast. I never looked into it as Chromecast works for me. Kodi can be installed on unrooted Chromecast. My mistake. I have it installed on Fire Stick.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-9/help/cast-mirror-nexus-9-screen-wired-t3284818
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I was thinking to get a USB otg cable with hdmi output and then connect the via a normal hdmi cable to the TV. This tablet is very good for Kodi. Would it work?
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Something like Nvidia shield k1?
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albsat said:
I was thinking to get a USB otg cable with hdmi output and then connect the via a normal hdmi cable to the TV. This tablet is very good for Kodi. Would it work?
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I'm pretty sure that doesn't work. I have that set-up for my old Galaxy Nexus (the HDMI adapter isn't with me atm), but I would be using it with my N9 if it had worked. I can test it out next week. We use hubby's iPad mini 2 to connect directly to TV when traveling and can't use Chromecast.
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ritchea said:
I'm pretty sure that doesn't work. I have that set-up for my old Galaxy Nexus (the HDMI adapter isn't with me atm), but I would be using it with my N9 if it had worked. I can test it out next week. We use hubby's iPad mini 2 to connect directly to TV when traveling and can't use Chromecast.
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Oh, if you can test it next week with nexus 9, just to remove any doubt , it will be really great. Thanks man!
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ritchea said:
I'm pretty sure that doesn't work. I have that set-up for my old Galaxy Nexus (the HDMI adapter isn't with me atm), but I would be using it with my N9 if it had worked. I can test it out next week. We use hubby's iPad mini 2 to connect directly to TV when traveling and can't use Chromecast.
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Sorry to bother you man. Did you have time to test it? Thanks!
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albsat said:
Sorry to bother you man. Did you have time to test it? Thanks!
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I brought back the connector (https://www.amazon.com/Adapter-Supported-Samsung-Sensation-Rezound/dp/B006FTKM12) last night but will try it on my old GNex (which is currently charging) to make sure connector is still functional. Then I'll test N9. I'll post back by 8pm edt.
I'm sure all of this is pointless. I finally located the info re HDMI and Nexus 9 (https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/nexus/tAmu4gd8S0U;context-place=topicsearchin/nexus/Nexus$209$20and$20hdmi). It's hardware--not a matter of no software connect (like N4 and usb otg) for an included component. On N9, the hardware isn't included.
MHL absolutely does not work. I'm certain slimport does not work, but I'd never purchased a slimport adapter to actually try it.
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ritchea said:
Kodi can be installed on unrooted Chromecast.
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Can you clarify this comment. I have the original Chromecast, and I see no way of installing apps on it. Was that added to the 2nd gen Chromecast?
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Can you clarify this comment. I have the original Chromecast, and I see no way of installing apps on it. Was that added to the 2nd gen Chromecast?
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After trying to locate the info I used, I realized that I had installed it on my Fire Stick, not on my Chromecast--which is also a 1st gen. I edited that post to show my misinformation. However, I did locate some YouTubes that might help you stream your Kodi to Chromecast. Maybe you already can do that.. This might work, but also read the responses from users. This is another.