Most of the time I am using Android SDK's ddms for screencapturing. Based in this link, we can use adb to pull framebuffer image content, and convert it to png or any standard file format.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2807070/screenshot-of-the-nexus-one-from-adb
Code:
$ adb pull /dev/graphics/fb0
$ ffmpeg -vframes 1 -f rawvideo -pix_fmt rgb32 -s 544x960 -i fb0 fb0.png
I am not using dd to create correct raw file size, but, ffmpeg can sort them out, without any problem.
The key is the resolution for RAZR, which is 544x960.
Here I attached the screenshot which I made using this method.
Note: I changed the launcher to stock Android Launcher2, it brings the 'Nexus One' feels.
Thank you.
Great trick thanks!
sorry if im missing anything but wouldnt a screen capture app be easier?
i use screenshot it and images come out just fine
here's a screenshot i took with Screenshot It and it looks pretty good to me
Yes, screen capture apps are easier. This adb method is an alternative to ddms.
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thanksgiving60 said:
here's a screenshot i took with Screenshot It and it looks pretty good to me
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Can you use screen capture apps WITHOUT rooting the phone ?
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Can you use screen capture apps WITHOUT rooting the phone ?
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absolutely
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.edwardkim.android.screenshotitfullnoroot&hl=en
I'm trying to do this from a mac.... i success to pull the capture but I cannot issue the command to convert it to png
Anyone can help?
GFXi0N said:
I'm trying to do this from a mac.... i success to pull the capture but I cannot issue the command to convert it to png
Anyone can help?
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yes..I got one... smash everything that got an apple on his side....even more if it's a bitten apple.
that's how apple look like ultimately...it's slowely getting back to its origin ... just dust and smoke ... that's what they sell! today apple doesn't make anything a part from 2 SOC ...everything else comes from other companies and they just assemble ... display, ram, rom, comes from samsung,lg,sharp and even something from toshiba...
mac are just pc with OSx inside...last RISC cpu from IBM are gone and so is gone mac time!
http://www.applevis.com/forum/ios-ios-app-discussion/ios-6-bug-list
triplex76 said:
yes..I got one... smash everything that got an apple on his side....even more if it's a bitten apple.
that's how apple look like ultimately...it's slowely getting back to its origin ... just dust and smoke ... that's what they sell! today apple doesn't make anything a part from 2 SOC ...everything else comes from other companies and they just assemble ... display, ram, rom, comes from samsung,lg,sharp and even something from toshiba...
mac are just pc with OSx inside...last RISC cpu from IBM are gone and so is gone mac time!
http://www.applevis.com/forum/ios-ios-app-discussion/ios-6-bug-list
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Sorry man, I hate apple myself: I needed this for something at my job....
Don't remind me i work on an overpriced piece of ****... it already stinks when I sit in front of it....
Makes me love my PC+Arch linux back at home even more....
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absolutely
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.edwardkim.android.screenshotitfullnoroot&hl=en
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...or simply press power and volume down at the same time.
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Sorry wrong thread
I've been searching for a way to make a screenshot of the HTC One S recovery for 2 days and this guide got me nowhere at first because the One S resolution is 540x960 and i thought the OP recommended 544 is wrong.
Well, now after 2 days i realize it is right actually. So, the One S is identical to the Droid RAZR. Pretty cool. Thanks for this handy thread!
Maybe worth explicitly stating on the OP, that the resolution in Framebuffer is not equal the actual display resolution haha...
I can pull shots from TWRP Recovery now with these lines:
Code:
adb pull /dev/graphics/fb0
ffmpeg -vframes 1 -f rawvideo -pix_fmt rgb565 -s 544x960 -i fb0 fb0.png
Thanks again guys...
I use this in my .bashrc on OSX.
Code:
## Take a screenshot of the currently attached android's screen
alias adb_screengrab='adb shell screencap -p | perl -pe "s/\r\n/\n/g" > screen-$(date +"%Y%m%d-%H%M%S").png'
I know this works on my handsets, but I haven't tried it booted into in any recovery images.
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Created a HAL9000 Bootanimation
OMG WINNN!! this is a great idea for a boot animation...Im gonna reroot my phone to give this a try =D!
nexus9988 said:
OMG WINNN!! this is a great idea for a boot animation...Im gonna reroot my phone to give this a try =D!
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if youre already rooted, just rename it to bootanimation.zip and replace it in system/media
but hey, hope ya like it
looks cool man, here's sound clip I found you might like to go with it, it's HAL saying "I'm completely operational, and all my circuits are functioning perfectly."
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looks cool man, here's sound clip I found you might like to go with it, it's HAL saying "I'm completely operational, and all my circuits are functioning perfectly."
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cool, im gonna try, but check out this version, i cleaned it up
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cool, im gonna try, but check out this version, i cleaned it up
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much, much better. that was the best one I was able find... I started looking about 10 mins after you posted the bootani, I was trying to find a sound effect instead but everything sounded like crap and the vocal clip seemed like a cooler idea.
yeah I was just a little bored. I had just parked my big truck for the weekend, still had/have 3 cans of blue Monster whipping through my body and listening to Russ Martin Show on my backup phone (sucks living about 20-30 miles out of range of the station)
here it is in action
That's a nice... did you have to do any tweaking to get the audio timing to match or was it g2g without modding it? I may have to have it do a single repeat after a short pause.
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That's a nice... did you have to do any tweaking to get the audio timing to match or was it g2g without modding it? I may have to have it do a single repeat after a short pause.
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ha ha!... remade the mp3 to have 4 seconds of silense at beginning to time it just right
I am running a desire hd port. Where do I need to place the boot animation and audio for this to work. I have it in system/media and its not working.
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Yessir thank you
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Thanks for this. Very clever and it was my first custom boot animation installation.
The only change I made is dropping the level of the audio file about -6db from orig file you posted. I think the boot audio plays back at max volume of phone so there is certainly room for adjusting. I may drop it even lower if I can.
Thanks for the editing of everything.
BTW: I'm on CM6 latest RC build.
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Thanks for this. Very clever and it was my first custom boot animation installation.
The only change I made is dropping the level of the audio file about -6db from orig file you posted. I think the boot audio plays back at max volume of phone so there is certainly room for adjusting. I may drop it even lower if I can.
Thanks for the editing of everything.
BTW: I'm on CM6 latest RC build.
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sure it was fun
glad ya like it
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sure it was fun
glad ya like it
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Hey TNP.... I just saw this... I was like Chris farley in tommy boy when I played your video of the working bootani... After it was over, I froze for a moment, then said outloud "that was.... AWESOME!!"
It is very cool, perfectly retro, and... well.. I'm at a loss... its just kubricktastic!!
Thanks to all who helped the OP too. Can't wait to install it, and annoy my friends.
How about an old star trek bootani? The graphic wouldn't be too hard... Some compilation of lights that they had...Then, you just need the audio for the computer: a teletype machine sound followed by "WORKING..." un that monotone female voice.
It wouldn't be as cool as the HAL 9000, but another great one to annoy friends with!
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How about an old star trek bootani? The graphic wouldn't be too hard... Some compilation of lights that they had...Then, you just need the audio for the computer: a teletype machine sound followed by "WORKING..." un that monotone female voice.
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cool...if you have any ideas, ie., youtube links to something youre thinking of, let me know, give me a head start
I will think of something In fact, I use cinema 4d a lot, and I could make a static panel with the blinking lights (I would have to research what that would be ), and then the animation could render in a series of images. isn't that how the animation on the android is stored? I could do the images for the animation, and then you could put it together (i will also try and find the sound...i also use adobe audition, so I could tweak it).
I will think about it and send you a frame for comments (dont know if you were a big start trek fan...but its been awhile for me...somebody here has to be...so a qualified opinion could be made). what format are the bootani images in?
Now that I think about it, you must have had the 2001 dvd cued up for quite awhile as your animation is so spot-on! I am going to wreck my phone because I keep finding reasons to reboot to watch the startup. (I love HAL though...used to use a whole system of alerts in windows with HAL .wavs.)
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what format are the bootani images in?
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jpegs
yeah ill put it together
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jpegs
yeah ill put it together
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Cool.. I am working on some ideas. I have two questions: a. What is the frame rate? And B. How do you begin to gauge how long the animation must be?. I know it loops, but if I do a 4 second animation, and the minimum boot animation cannot be less than 5 seconds, then I would want to use that extra second before it starts to loop.
Also, I am fascinated with your animation, and details (the blinking text, etc.(. Did you use after effects? That was the only way I was able to replicate that fast blinking effect (somewhat).
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There has been some requests, but I wanted to put it out there for everyone to see..
Please, oh Please, you wonderful DEV's, please do what you can for us MacOSX users, so we can too join the ranks of ROOTED EVO3D users!!
Thanks so much, and we all appreciate your efforts!!
do you not know anyone with a windows pc
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I would prefer to do it on my own machine, at my own house..
My wife has a corporate win7 laptop, but, she doesn't like me using it for stuff like that..
Plus, I haven't used a win doze machine in over 5 years, so I am not that comfortable with them now.
Besides, there are tons of users here that are mac only, and have a hard time getting their hands on a win machine...
unrevoked had a mac solution shortly after they rooted the evo4g, so I am hoping the same thing happens with revolution..
If I recall correctly OSX is a BSD and is POSIX compliant...essentially a *nix... depending on how they implemented their linux version of the fix it might just work or work with csh or bash. Or I'm totally wrong...worth a shot either way.
Edit: Now I'm curious, I'm gunna reboot to hackintosh, brb
sorry, nevermind...it's a binary. I thought it might be a script.
okay, onto solutions.....you are on the internet in 2011 so I'd imagine you have an intel mac...install a temporary windows partition on a spare drive or empty partition....or. go download a linux live CD, burn that and boot to that and run the linux version of the fix.
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I would prefer to do it on my own machine, at my own house..
My wife has a corporate win7 laptop, but, she doesn't like me using it for stuff like that..
Plus, I haven't used a win doze machine in over 5 years, so I am not that comfortable with them now.
Besides, there are tons of users here that are mac only, and have a hard time getting their hands on a win machine...
unrevoked had a mac solution shortly after they rooted the evo4g, so I am hoping the same thing happens with revolution..
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Go get a windows installation cd. Go to finder>utilities>bootcamp manager>burn the mac drivers for windows> insert windows cd (even if its not "activated)> install windows> do not activate (if you don't have a key)> boom 30 day trial of windows> install mac driver disk>download and install HTC sync> then uninstall only the application HTC sync> install revolutionary> make the beta code and get s off> option boot back into mac> now go back to bootcamp manager and you can restore the partition or keep windows> also go to system preferences and select your start up disk as mac so you don't have to option boot every time lol
Would take less than hour and a half
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Use a vr and run windows virtually there are torrents to get it
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I'm pretty sure that AlphaRev said that there won't be a Mac version. I could be wrong.
Problem with doing it in a VM is on a Mac doesn't play nice with USB when running a virtual box.
I think s linux live cd or live USB is going to be your best option.
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housry23 said:
I'm pretty sure that AlphaRev said that there won't be a Mac version. I could be wrong.
Problem with doing it in a VM is on a Mac doesn't play nice with USB when running a virtual box.
I think s linux live cd or live USB is going to be your best option.
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Yeah you need a native install of windows, bootcamp gives you that
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aray92 said:
Yeah you need a native install of windows, bootcamp gives you that
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yeah...I think the LiveCD is the quickest route. Blank discs are dirt cheap and you already (most likely) have some sitting right there...there are some absolutely tiny LiveCD installs out there that will download in seconds, burn in seconds and you boot up to a system in a minute or two that is ready to go....sure, sound might not work and 3d acceleration might not work, but, who cares...I have never seen USB not work and that's all that matters.....if the network card/wireless don't wory, big deal...be sure to download that onto a memory stick or usb drive or hard drive first...almost all live cd's can at least read NTFS by now
I tried Ubuntu 11 64 bit, and it would not "test run" from the cd itself, and I didn't want to perm-install Linux at this point..
I have upgraded to OSX 10.7 Lion, and its a little different than Snow Leopard, so I think I can't do it through Linux that way..
Thanks for all these suggestions, guys; I just would prefer a native Mac method, and I bet one gets released in the next few days..Too many Mac only users out there now, especially in the Android Community
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I tried Ubuntu 11 64 bit, and it would not "test run" from the cd itself, and I didn't want to perm-install Linux at this point..
I have upgraded to OSX 10.7 Lion, and its a little different than Snow Leopard, so I think I can't do it through Linux that way..
Thanks for all these suggestions, guys; I just would prefer a native Mac method, and I bet one gets released in the next few days..Too many Mac only users out there now, especially in the Android Community
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Man, I'd be going out of my mind watching all this action here in the Evo 3D section, and not being able to partake in it. I'd be banging on my neighbors door, USB cable in hand and telling him that I have an extreme Android emergency and need to use the computer for 30 minutes. It really should only take about 10 minutes all together, installing the drivers and everything.
You have will power sir. Just watching all this flashing, ROMS, kernels, scripts and everything come to life from the sidelines.
I was able to run Revolutionary just fine using Parallels and a windows 7 installation.. first time messing with vm's, pretty neat I can see myself using it for several things in the future
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Thanks for all these suggestions, guys; I just would prefer a native Mac method, and I bet one gets released in the next few days..Too many Mac only users out there now, especially in the Android Community
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errr what?
isnt that something like an oxy moron?
goodelyfe said:
errr what?
isnt that something like an oxy moron?
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Not to adults.
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Not to adults.
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Not to adults.
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.....................?
Who uses a macintosh these days? Only two people I know with one run windows all the time on it.
I hear Mac and I think IPhone.... I would tell my wife too bad and use her laptop, or install windows within OSX or best option yet buy a real computer.
Rakeesh_j said:
Who uses a macintosh these days? Only two people I know with one run windows all the time on it.
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k2buckley said:
Man, I'd be going out of my mind watching all this action here in the Evo 3D section, and not being able to partake in it. I'd be banging on my neighbors door, USB cable in hand and telling him that I have an extreme Android emergency and need to use the computer for 30 minutes. It really should only take about 10 minutes all together, installing the drivers and everything.
You have will power sir. Just watching all this flashing, ROMS, kernels, scripts and everything come to life from the sidelines.
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Well, over the last 20+ years of hacking phones, I have messed up enough of them to learn to take my time when a new "fix" comes out, and wait a few days for the dust to settle, and the problems to get posted; that way, if I have any of them when I do it, the answers are already out there.
After waiting since june for root to be achieved, I figure another day or two won't kill me..
Sorry all the Mac bashers feel the need to take potshots at me; I used win doze for almost 20 years until I came to my senses..
Hello everyone. I have gone as far as I can go by myself, and I am looking for a little help to see if together we can get this working.
I have a Lilliput 669GL-70NP/C/T 7" touch screen that I want to try and get working over USB host. So far, all my attempts have been fruitless, but I think that it is possible. The touchscreen utilizes an eGalax driver to work, and I see from their web site here:
http://home.eeti.com.tw/web20/eGalaxTouchDriver/linuxDriver.htm
that they have created a linux driver for ARM devices. Based on what I have been able to determine, this means that I should be able to load the driver on android, but this is where I start getting in way over my head.
Does anyone know what I should be trying to get this to work? I also read that ICS has some form of touch input built in... should I be trying this on that? Right now I am running CM7. It seems to me like with a little work we could have external touchscreens for our Atrix!
Oh I forgot to mention, when I plug the touchscreen in, DMSG does register a USB HID input device as "eGalax Inc. USB TouchController"
CM7 also registers the handlers for the touchscreen as mouse1 and event10 when I run "cat /proc/bus/input/devices"
It seems like this is so close right out of the box! I'm trying my best to load the drivers now from terminal... we'll see how that goes.
Hope you get it sorted.
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CM7 also registers the handlers for the touchscreen as mouse1 and event10 when I run "cat /proc/bus/input/devices"
It seems like this is so close right out of the box! I'm trying my best to load the drivers now from terminal... we'll see how that goes.
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Wow, I really wish that I could help. I'm really just dropping in to show interest and wish you good luck.
That would be a really sweet way to almost have a padphone. Ever since I unboxed my lapdock I've said that it should have been a tabdock with a touchscreen instead.
I'll go back to lurking now...
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Wow, I really wish that I could help. I'm really just dropping in to show interest and wish you good luck.
That would be a really sweet way to almost have a padphone. Ever since I unboxed my lapdock I've said that it should have been a tabdock with a touchscreen instead.
I'll go back to lurking now...
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Thanks, My idea here is to dump the phone to a mounted 7" screen in my car dash. I want to basically have a touch screen head unit with all the power android offers, and the unlimited data that AT&T is still reluctantly supplying.
As far as the project goes... I just tried on Joker's CM9 built with the exact same results... I was hoping maybe the rumors I had heard about ICS support were true, but not out of the box i suppose. As far as the drivers, I can not get the calibration / driver utility to run so far... and that's as far as I'm going to be able to go tonight.
Why not HDMI?
Edit, HDMI can't support touch screen, my bad
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Why not HDMI?
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lol nice timing. I was just logging in.
HDMI works great as is. However, I was looking to be able to provide input back to the phone. Otherwise, the phone still has to be front and center for controlling, which in my opinion kind of defeats the purpose of putting the screen there in the first place.
Basically you want to do like, vnc and pocket cloud, where you control your computer via smartphone but you wanna control the phone instead via touchscreen panel, that sounds like a pain in the ass!
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Anthony04x said:
Basically you want to do like, vnc and pocket cloud, where you control your computer via smartphone but you wanna control the phone instead via touchscreen panel, that sounds like a pain in the ass!
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Yes that's exactly what I want to do. I tried running a vnc server on the phone, but even over USB it was far too laggy.
Yeah you would need to like over clock but even that is sketchy
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Anthony04x said:
Yeah you would need to like over clock but even that is sketchy
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Right now I'm trying to install ubuntu on the atrix.... with linux drivers for arm devices that might be a solution i can handle, but I'm not sure it would work with USG host. Don't know until you try though!
True that! Let me know how it goes, sounds like an excellent project
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Have you seen this setup?
Youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=633Kn4XkmJA
Website:
http://www.customgadz.com/store/product.php?id_product=16
I'd love this setup for my car for sure!
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lol nice timing. I was just logging in.
HDMI works great as is. However, I was looking to be able to provide input back to the phone. Otherwise, the phone still has to be front and center for controlling, which in my opinion kind of defeats the purpose of putting the screen there in the first place.
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Are you sure that the USB isn't just for passing touchscreen input back to a device? I mean, I know there are such things as USB monitors, but I don't think this is one of them, is what I'm saying -- I'm pretty sure you need to use both HDMI and USB for this to work.
Even if you could load the driver. Which you can. You still need to write some libs and script to get android on the screen. Good luck
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Even if you could load the driver. Which you can. You still need to write some libs and script to get android on the screen. Good luck
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Are you sure that the USB isn't just for passing touchscreen input back to a device? I mean, I know there are such things as USB monitors, but I don't think this is one of them, is what I'm saying -- I'm pretty sure you need to use both HDMI and USB for this to work.
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Perhaps I need to clarify... The Lilliput 669 has a proprietary HDMI cable that breaks into HDMI and USB. I am not trying to send video and input over USB, just input. The HDMI part works as is. I plan on using both HDMI and USB in the final solution.
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Have you seen this setup?
Youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=633Kn4XkmJA
Website:
http://www.customgadz.com/store/product.php?id_product=16
I'd love this setup for my car for sure!
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Yea me too! I have tried in vain to buy this. $189 AU is a little less than $200, which I would be perfectly ok with for a completely working bluetooth solution. However, I can't buy it. MP3car.com is working with the designer to bring the product to market, but they are still 4-8 weeks out, and there are some concerns that it may not be released at all. The designer's web site lists the product as out of stock.
I have tried to find somewhere else that I could buy it, or at least get schematics to build one, but it has been in vain. By the way, this has been re-branded as "Mimics for Android".
I had been wanting to do the same thing. The other day i just came across something that should be coming out end of the month android quadcore mini development board. so you could say use touch monitor and android OS i see they have bluetooth also so maybe phone could connect bluetooth to the android system in car. there isnt much more info on the board but it looks promising for an incar project its tiny. its called odroid-x http://www.hardkernel.com/renewal_2011/products/prdt_info.php
there was some other $100 range android cube thing i saw recently too that might be good. OUYA is name of it maybe XDA will have a section one day for these devices. could make for some good in-car systems much cheaper than indash receivers and more features.
Good luck to ya, keep us posted. I would kill for a solution like this. I would love to be able to implement this, with a fiber optic audio out to a DSP like the Zapco DSP6 or Audison BitOne.1 or the Helix C/P-DSP that is coming to market.
dp28688 said:
I had been wanting to do the same thing. The other day i just came across something that should be coming out end of the month android quadcore mini development board. so you could say use touch monitor and android OS i see they have bluetooth also so maybe phone could connect bluetooth to the android system in car. there isnt much more info on the board but it looks promising for an incar project its tiny. its called odroid-x http://www.hardkernel.com/renewal_2011/products/prdt_info.php
there was some other $100 range android cube thing i saw recently too that might be good. OUYA is name of it maybe XDA will have a section one day for these devices. could make for some good in-car systems much cheaper than indash receivers and more features.
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This all sounds good, and I have seen the OUYA... it looks impressive. However this will remove the phone ability if I go this route. I could just check out the android x86 project for that... I believe they already have this screen working actually. I've been trying to follow how they made that work.
I really want to stick with my atrix as the brain so that I retain the 3g connection without another $50 a month or losing unlimited internet.
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just to know... do you read the "Kernel 2.6.24 upward" right?
theres also what samcriip told, even porting the drivers, you need to write the libs and scripts to get android on the screen, idk how much you know about android but... this is kinda hard to be done...
Good luck, you'll need it.
Hi Y´all.
Did a search on this but no cigar so here goes:
I´ve never had a virus. Neither desktop nor handheld.
As far as security issues go you could almost state that i am a virgin.
The other morning however when i woke up an looked at my phone screen i got this burning sensation in my..... stomach .
Apparently a terminal session was running which i am quite positive i did not start.
The attached screenshot shows the terminal window.
Readability isn´t the best but the line reads:
[email protected]:/ $ export PATH=/data/local/bin:$path
It looks like something was exported
I Googled this $path thingy and got a couple of hits about running the SDK in a Linux invironment.
Regrettably so this didn´t bring me any closer to an explanation. Much less a solution.
I now hope that on of you guys might be able to provide an explanation so i can figure out if i should be worried, and perhaps what to do about it.
EDIT: Thanks for the input. Looks like i´m worrying about nothing.
Regards
ELO
Idk, sorry, looked at the path wrong at first...
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That is how my terminal looks and if I'm not mistaken, it said the same on my DHD. I don't think it's anything to worry about. As for the open session, maybe a chubby finger or something!
completely normal when running a terminal session.. it just sets variables so you can just type the command and don't have to type the path aswell to the command.
example:
bash
instead of:
/usr/xbin/bash
nothing to worry about
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Im new into LG, but I used to run this on my Note 4 all day, with no difference at all, it will bring a positive impact on battery life as the display will push nearly half of pixels, and to be honest, we wont notice the difference on daily basis, now the $1 million question...
Does anyone knows a successful way to change the screen resolution from QHD to FHD on the LG V10???
As always any help will be much appreciate :fingers-crossed:
yoniinfante said:
Im new into LG, but I used to run this on my Note 4 all day, with no difference at all, it will bring a positive impact on battery life as the display will push nearly half of pixels, and to be honest, we wont notice the difference on daily basis, now the $1 million question...
Does anyone knows a successful way to change the screen resolution from QHD to FHD on the LG V10???
As always any help will be much appreciate :fingers-crossed:
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NOMone Resolution Changer worked on my LGG3. Tried to get to work on this phone but keeps acting up. Maybe someone else will have better luck.
blane73 said:
NOMone Resolution Changer worked on my LGG3. Tried to get to work on this phone but keeps acting up. Maybe someone else will have better luck.
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Thank you, yeah i knew about this app, but nothing, it doesnt work, my guess is, it has to do something with the "second screen" which we already know is only one
adb shell wm size 1920x1080 doesn't work either, don't try it
Hopefully we'll get a fix soon!
ohmygaa said:
adb shell wm size 1920x1080 doesn't work either, don't try it
Hopefully we'll get a fix soon!
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Thanks for the heads up i think it would be a lil harder on this device
2 years later, did someone find a working method