Only the internal music player from samsung YP-G1 contains good surround and bass booting effect, with A-B Repeat function,
which most of the smartphones do not equip.
Such brilliant music player was equipped inside Android 2.2.1,
but the brilliant functions were deleted in Android 2.3.6.
I want to transfer such brilliant "MusicPlayer.apk" to my rooted Samsung Note1 n7000,
I have extracted the apk and odex files from android 2.2.1, and mounted to system\app of android 4.1.2,
and changed them 3R1W in the priority, but still failed to use it, just black screen.
My extracted files from Android 2.2.1 can be downloaded as belows:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/eakhjc32bx8ekn8/MusicPlayer.apk
https://www.dropbox.com/s/1qa24yw4bgfw684/MusicPlayer.odex
Similar succeeded post can be found in SII forum: (in which the player does not contain the A-B repeat function)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s2/general/modifying-musicplayer-apk-doubts-t1305717/page2
Anyone can help to solve such extracting "MusicPlayer.apk"?
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Hi,
I have read through all the posts regarding bootsound for my rom and others and also other phones and have tried many different options.
I have tried for 5days now trying figure how to get sound to work on boot up.
I have put PowerOn.wav and PowerOn.mp3 and PowerOn.ogg in both the system/etc directory and system/media directory, and no luck hearing sound on boot up.
The volume is set as high as possible, all volumes.
I've also tried android_audio.mp3 and android_audio.wav and android_audio.ogg in both directories and all 6 in data/local too and still nothing.
I have tried with BAC app and still nothing.
I have westcrips Resurrection remix 1.4 and 1.5 kernel supplied. I have also tried thoravukk kernel and nothing.
What should I do?
somethimes after u flash kernels the sound goes off,some kernel support sound an some dont..
bootsound
i thought that might be the case, so i tried it with stock kernel that comes with Westcrips res remix (cm9) and then i flashed thoravukk kernel and tried sound again and still nothing.
Would you know what kernel i could try that actually does support bootsound??
better ask this in the remix resurection thread,,,i am on stock an yes i do flash an for me too some roms don give the boot sound,but coming to auto everything works...
Thanks for your help.
Unfortunately I am unable to post yet in that forum because I am new
Location is >>> for ICS system /etc PowerOn.OGG.
jje
Thanks for that. I've tried that file aswell. I don't suppose you have a working poweron.ogg file.
I used a converter to convert original sgs2 sound poweron.wav to .ogg but I'm hoping my issue is simply incompatible format or size. Its really doing my head in.
From stock rom .
http://turbobit.net/csb2p4alh6tm.html
jje
Unfortunately I can't download the file, it keeps trying to download but it each time as it starts it fails. Can u post it on here at all?
If it is CM9 base it wont work. Its to do with the system vold. Samsung run a different system vold, vold.stab and several other files. Better off a samsung based ROM that has been modded to be mostly AOSP.
I will be uploading one very soon, but I am still testing. Bootsound works. it was own of my requirements.
Check out dynamic or anyone in the list of Touchwiz based ROMs even though they may not look TW they will have the required files.
Also siyah kernel seems to support this along with all the other cool stuff like FM radio etc. Use it. It also allows for duel boot systems i.e. you can run two OS and you it supports CM and Samsung which is even better. no need to change kernels at all
This this
Hello,
Try renaming the file to:
boot_audio
and this should be im mp3 format. Place it on this path:
system/media
reboot and check.
So the Galaxy SIII apps from system/app and the framework of the SIII is out, I was wondering if anyone can port this! Especially the Launcher "Nature UX":
Here is it:
https://hotfile.com/dl/156420377/8d50db1/app_and_framework_deodex_zipalign_SGS3_XXALE8.rar.html
It's already in the works. Go through the search and type in "aroma installer galaxy s3" it should be around there. I'd make it easier for you by posting a link but I'm still in that 10 post thresh.
Here is a link for the one I am using. You can either flash via CWM or just move the apk and lib file to the system/app & system/lib files, change permissions (rw_r__r__) and reboot to get them to show up.
But, I think you need ICS for this to run. I have CM9 on my player and it runs very nice.
Right, so I'm attempting to port Xperia Sola skin to my Motorola Defy+. (Gingerbread to Gingerbread).
I've got some questions:
1. I've found out that .sin files must be extracted with Xperia ROM manager tool and with unyaffs.exe. The latter app cannot be used, and frankly I've had experience with such console apps.
Is there any other app out there that I'm missing?
Is the source released so that I won't bother with .sin/.img files?
2. I've noticed that some Xperia apps (I've got my hands on the music one) cannot be ported since they have some sort of protection (?) Am I being wrong?... If not, how can I "crack" it?
3. If there are other .apk files such as the topbar file - does it also have any protection?...
4. This source: http://developer.sonymobile.com/dow...re/open-source-archive-for-build-6-0-b-3-184/
I've searched through it but didn't found out system/app folder. Maybe I'm searching somewhere where I shouldn't?...
Many thanks,
Alex.
or actually, even better, where can I find a CWM recovery image of a stock GB Sola?
bump?...
Hi Everyone!
I'm posting this here since I don't have posting privileges in the development area.
I have converted my Korean Galaxy Tab 10.1 as explained in the development section in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1360588&page=5
to a 7510.
Everything worked fine.
Just one tiny problem I am experiencing:
My Wifi reception has greatly decreased after the conversion.
I noticed this imediately after the conversion but hoped it would "go away" once I had rooted the Tab an installed a modded ROM.
Unfortunately this was not the case.
Does anyone of you other "converters" have any experience with this problem or am I the only one?
best regards an looking forward to your answers
Krügge
Happy new year to everyone!
Well, since noone seems to have my problem I looked into the files myself.
The wifi drivers and their configuration files are located in /etc/wifi of the system image.
I flashed the korean shw-m380w original version and did a backup using CWM. I then did the same with the original gt-p7510 version.
When I compared the filesizes I noticed differences and the content of the configuration files were different as well.
So I just replaced the contents of the european wifi folder with the contents of the korean one. I had to use a linux shell, since the file permissions need to be saved.
I copied the newly created system tar file into the CWM backup directory of the european version, adapted the the md5 hash in the same directory for the new system tar file and went into CWM and did a restore.
Worked like charm. I'm back to my old, much better, wifi reception performance.
I don't know if this is the fastest an easiest method but it worked....
best regards
kruegge99
kruegge99 said:
Happy new year to everyone!
Well, since noone seems to have my problem I looked into the files myself.
The wifi drivers and their configuration files are located in /etc/wifi of the system image.
I flashed the korean shw-m380w original version and did a backup using CWM. I then did the same with the original gt-p7510 version.
When I compared the filesizes I noticed differences and the content of the configuration files were different as well.
So I just replaced the contents of the european wifi folder with the contents of the korean one. I had to use a linux shell, since the file permissions need to be saved.
I copied the newly created system tar file into the CWM backup directory of the european version, adapted the the md5 hash in the same directory for the new system tar file and went into CWM and did a restore.
Worked like charm. I'm back to my old, much better, wifi reception performance.
I don't know if this is the fastest an easiest method but it worked....
best regards
kruegge99
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i have same problem with you. can you please explain to me step by step how to fix the wifi like you did?
Hi Everyone!
I have done some more experimenting.
Since I wanted to install different Android Versions and different Kernels and the fact that the Kernel Drivers are always compiled to work with only one particualer Kernel, I needed to find a way to improve Wifi reception without having the korean drivers.
I acomplished this by just pasting the config file nvram_net.txt from the korean Android into the directory /system/etc/wifi.
I renamed the original file to nvram_net.txt.orig and pasted, Afterwards I adjusted the permissions to be the same as the ones of the original file and rebooted.
This has worked with every Android Version I installed so far.
I have attached a Screenshot of the directory and the nvram_net.txt file of the korean tab.
I hope I can help somone with this.
To me it seems that the korean tab has just a slightly different Wifi Hardware than the P7510.
best regards
Krügge
Mods, please feel free to move this to which ever folder is appropriate.
I have a US Cellular Galaxy S5, rooted with Cyanogenmod 11 installed. I cannot for the life of me get a shutdown animation to work OR boot/shut down audio. I've been trying for about a week now to figure it out. I can change the boot animation without any real problem but I get stuck elsewhere. In my /system/media/ui folder there is an Audio folder, bootanimation.zip and two emd files. Some of the tutorials I've found talk about there being a video folder, but mine does not seem to have to have one.
Any tips?