I am in the process of determining all known functions in Audiopara audio config files. I could use a little help on this. Especially from those of you who have partially got this thing figured out. Yeah, you Touch Pro & Diamond users know. My main question is, why are there so many value containers in one line? I have seen as many as 20+ Hex values for one single item. Are these incremental values?
My goal here is to implement these settings into a user friendly version, that way adjustments and tweaking wont be stuck to just hardcore techies.... you know what I mean
Thanks to all in advance
T.C.
No bytes yet. Perhaps someone could point me in the direction of a thread... that doesn't show when searched?
Seems that is hard to find any information (documentation) about AudioPara.
I found one thread although there is nothing useful here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=363553
Wish you good luck and hope someone can help
Hey everyone,
Migrating the old wiki to the new software is a big job, and thanks to everyone that is contributing! If you want to contribute and you're not doing so already, send me a PM and I will give you the information you need to help.
This thread shall act as a central place for discussion relating to the migration of the wiki. In the end, we want the wiki to act as an information-rich, well-organized database that XDA users can refer to for information about the things we discuss most here at XDA.
P.S. I'll be keeping an eye out for the most active contributors to the migration and population of the wiki. We will need a couple of Wiki Admins after this process is complete to ensure the smooth running of the new wiki going forward. =D
DaveShaw EDIT
Attached is a wiki syntax converter.
It's in WPF and .Net 4.0 so it might need the latest .Net Framework from MS.
I'll post updates in this thread.
PM me bugs.
I'm in on this and happy to answer any phpWiki / media wiki questions.
I have a tool for converting between the syntax's if anyone's interested.
I'm just adding support for tables and then I will post it up.
I'm also trying to head up some projects and get some standards / policies on the wiki, but the main job is getting stuff over.
If you can try and follow the examples others are doing on there, we'll have a ver nice wiki at the end of it.
The [[HTC Rhodium]] page is what I'm hoping most of the structure will be, but it's a wiki, and anyone can change that.
Dave
Congrats to all the team!
A new Wiki will be very welcome
Willing to help on the Nexus one and general android article. XDA wiki is great !
Yeah I think once the Wiki is done it will look really nice! I've been doing alot of work with the devices.
Posted my wiki syntax converter (with table support) in the first thread.
DaveShaw said:
I'm in on this and happy to answer any phpWiki / media wiki questions.
I have a tool for converting between the syntax's if anyone's interested.
I'm just adding support for tables and then I will post it up.
I'm also trying to head up some projects and get some standards / policies on the wiki, but the main job is getting stuff over.
If you can try and follow the examples others are doing on there, we'll have a ver nice wiki at the end of it.
The [[HTC Rhodium]] page is what I'm hoping most of the structure will be, but it's a wiki, and anyone can change that.
Dave
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Yeah in porting some pages over I've either noticed the old page has lots of invalid links or the page is just a mess. I agree that we should just work on getting everything over to the new wiki and then later on we can work on cleaning it all up and enforcing some standards.
The phone template is a great start. The phone pages should be named by MANUFACTURER_DEVICE_NAME instead of just the DEVICE_NAME. I've seen some pages that are not named like that or end up being re-directs of some sort to the above syntax.
We need a table class so all the tables can be standardized. I've been using this simple style to create a less ugly table
Code:
{|border="1" cellpadding="3" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
For those who are porting images over, it seems everything from the original wiki is on the new domain however files in the /uploads/ folder from the old wiki should be moved to the proper directory on the new wiki. Can we also allow some other file types in the uploader besides images? PDF, .doc, .zip?
Also it seems some pages are missing from the old wiki? I'm not sure if that is just incorrect syntax on the old wiki or not. Remember to read or post on the discussion pages if you have ideas or questions about a specific page. I've certainty been leaving some notes and questions there.
shortkud said:
Yeah in porting some pages over I've either noticed the old page has lots of invalid links or the page is just a mess. I agree that we should just work on getting everything over to the new wiki and then later on we can work on cleaning it all up and enforcing some standards.
The phone template is a great start. The phone pages should be named by MANUFACTURER_DEVICE_NAME instead of just the DEVICE_NAME. I've seen some pages that are not named like that or end up being re-directs of some sort to the above syntax.
We need a table class so all the tables can be standardized. I've been using this simple style to create a less ugly table
Code:
{|border="1" cellpadding="3" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
For those who are porting images over, it seems everything from the original wiki is on the new domain however files in the /uploads/ folder from the old wiki should be moved to the proper directory on the new wiki. Can we also allow some other file types in the uploader besides images? PDF, .doc, .zip?
Also it seems some pages are missing from the old wiki? I'm not sure if that is just incorrect syntax on the old wiki or not. Remember to read or post on the discussion pages if you have ideas or questions about a specific page. I've certainty been leaving some notes and questions there.
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I'm naming / moving pages from [[Rhodium]] to [[HTC Rhodium]] and leaving re-directs.
If you see any pages that need deleting, bang the {{delete}} template on them and I'll take a look.
The old wiki had missing pages, if they're not there, then they are probably gone, but you can post some links and I'll take a look.
As for CSS, can you edit the MediaWiki:Common.css page? I doubt it, but I will have a look at the styles and that later, for now I am just sticking the equivalent of <table border="1"> on each table so I can see the rows.
I also know some decent wiki coders, who I'm going to ask to help me with the basics.
Dave
The User Help -> Formatting section of http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents covers Tables (bottom of page) and such. I've been using the guide quite a bit while porting (migrating) the Raphael section of the wiki.
HTH,
Just been working on some of the android sections, but I noticed that Dave's wiki convertor seems to be dealing with external links wrongly.
Where, for example,
Code:
*[VillainROM 5.5.0 (2010-05-04) | http://www.villainrom.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=402] by nprussell
is converted to
Code:
*[[ http://www.villainrom.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=402|VillainROM 5.5.0 (2010-05-04) |]] by nprussell
this produces a broken link. However, if it were to output
Code:
*[http://www.villainrom.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=402 VillainROM 5.5.0 (2010-05-04)] by nprussell
then it should work fine.
ie. use only one square bracket when link is external to the wiki, and instead of the pipe character between URL and title, a space should be used.
Just an observation. No idea if this is possible, feasible, desirable or even correct for anyone other than me...
EDIT: Hmm. Ignore me for now I think. I did another page and it worked fine... Strange. I'll try and see what the issue is
EDIT2: I also added the
Code:
{{Outdated}}
tag, which can be used at the header of a page to highlight it being outdated. For an example, see http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/index.php?title=VillainROM
anon2122 said:
Just been working on some of the android sections, but I noticed that Dave's wiki convertor seems to be dealing with external links wrongly.
Where, for example,
Code:
*[VillainROM 5.5.0 (2010-05-04) | http://www.villainrom.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=402] by nprussell
is converted to
Code:
*[[ http://www.villainrom.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=402|VillainROM 5.5.0 (2010-05-04) |]] by nprussell
this produces a broken link. However, if it were to output
Code:
*[http://www.villainrom.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=402 VillainROM 5.5.0 (2010-05-04)] by nprussell
then it should work fine.
ie. use only one square bracket when link is external to the wiki, and instead of the pipe character between URL and title, a space should be used.
Just an observation. No idea if this is possible, feasible, desirable or even correct for anyone other than me...
EDIT: Hmm. Ignore me for now I think. I did another page and it worked fine... Strange. I'll try and see what the issue is
EDIT2: I also added the
Code:
{{Outdated}}
tag, which can be used at the header of a page to highlight it being outdated. For an example, see http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/index.php?title=VillainROM
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Noticed the new Templates, nice work .
If you can let me know an exact line / snippet that is wrong I'll debug it. (The whole app was a Regex crash course)
It is designed to output the URL's in the format you expect .
Dave
OK. Here's one that doesn't work right.
Code:
*[Andro-Plus 1.1 (2010-02-08) | http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5570560]
from http://URL to the wiki /index.php?pagename=GSM Hero ROMs
Output is
Code:
*[[ http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5570560|Andro-Plus 1.1 (2010-02-08) |]]
Expected is
Code:
*[http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5570560 Andro-Plus 1.1 (2010-02-08)]
I have put these on my talk page on the new wiki, http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/index.php?title=User_talk:Anon2122, so you can see the issue.
By using double square brackets, mediawiki is treating it as an internal link, when it should be external. If the string begins "http://", then only one square bracket should be used.
I have no idea why the phpWiki for this example had a trailing pipe within the square brackets but it can be ignored.
The pipe separating the link from the description should also be a space. The first space encountered in the square bracket is treated as the splitting point.
HTH mate,
P
anon2122 said:
OK. Here's one that doesn't work right.
Code:
*[Andro-Plus 1.1 (2010-02-08) | http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5570560]
from http://URL to the wiki /index.php?pagename=GSM Hero ROMs
Output is
Code:
*[[ http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5570560|Andro-Plus 1.1 (2010-02-08) |]]
Expected is
Code:
*[http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5570560 Andro-Plus 1.1 (2010-02-08)]
I have put these on my talk page on the new wiki, http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/index.php?title=User_talk:Anon2122, so you can see the issue.
By using double square brackets, mediawiki is treating it as an internal link, when it should be external. If the string begins "http://", then only one square bracket should be used.
I have no idea why the phpWiki for this example had a trailing pipe within the square brackets but it can be ignored.
The pipe separating the link from the description should also be a space. The first space encountered in the square bracket is treated as the splitting point.
HTH mate,
P
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Thanks I'm just looking at another URL conversion problem at the moment .
Might be the same root cause, phpWiki is very forgiving in allowing shocking markup.
Dave
DaveShaw said:
Thanks I'm just looking at another URL conversion problem at the moment .
Might be the same root cause, phpWiki is very forgiving in allowing shocking markup.
Dave
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Yeah, seems so. It's no hassle to change them manually, as I've done for most of the hero stuff i can find, but it gives you a RegEx challenge
There should not AFAIK be a pipe at the end of the URL in phpWiki, so I have no idea how that got there
Cheers
anon2122 said:
Yeah, seems so. It's no hassle to change them manually, as I've done for most of the hero stuff i can find, but it gives you a RegEx challenge
There should not AFAIK be a pipe at the end of the URL in phpWiki, so I have no idea how that got there
Cheers
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I know what it's meant to look like, it's the Greedy Regex Expressions that are changing it for me.
I've changed the whole URL stuff and am just trying to cobble a new feature in before bed.
Dave
Changes to the Syntax Converter:
- Improved URL / WikiLink Parsing. Fixed bugs reported by anon2122 and Captainkrtek.
Stuff Todo:
Code:
//TOOD: URLs with Spaces!
//TODO: Remove Braces from URLs for Images.
//TODO: Add File: prefix for WikiLinks for Images.
New Version is : phpWikiConverter (1.0.3853.42492).zip
DaveShaw said:
Changes to the Syntax Converter:
- Improved URL / WikiLink Parsing. Fixed bugs reported by anon2122 and Captainkrtek.
Stuff Todo:
Code:
//TOOD: URLs with Spaces!
//TODO: Remove Braces from URLs for Images.
//TODO: Add File: prefix for WikiLinks for Images.
New Version is : phpWikiConverter (1.0.3853.42492).zip
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Thanks! this tool has been great, glad to have the links fixed, time to re-convert a bunch of pages
Thanks DaveShaw!
Devices list
Hey Everyone,
You've probably found this already but its very useful for filling the devices template
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTC_phones
Cheers!,
Captainkrtek
Hey all, I am new here, but not to wiki.
I have a question about approriate content on the new wiki. An example would be Gene_Registry on the old wiki, sorry I am new and cannot post links.
Is this something that should be in the new wiki? If so I would think it should go on the Gene wiki page.
click23 said:
Hey all, I am new here, but not to wiki.
I have a question about approriate content on the new wiki. An example would be Gene_Registry on the old wiki, sorry I am new and cannot post links.
Is this something that should be in the new wiki? If so I would think it should go on the Gene wiki page.
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I'm liking subpages at the moment. But I'm not sure if it's the best way forward.
i.e. http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/index.php?title=HTC_Gene/Registry
But if you want to keep the old page name to save time that's fine, the main aim is migrating content at the moment.
Dave
Hi,
i searched a bit around but unluckily i did not found something similar like iwebkit for WP7 devices. Does somebody here know samples to create native looking websites for the phone?
Peter
I did not found anything yet, so i started to create a template which tries to imitate the Microsoft Windowsphone7 help pages.
It's look and feel is equal to the Microsoft Original and i also tried to use the similar descriptors inside the css. At least so far i was able to get them from the regular website.
Feel free to use it for your projects. I guess the icons need a rework, since they probably are not published as Public Domain or under an open license.
Peter
PS: The code itself is pure html, no JQuery or whatever is required.
PPS: I would be happy if someone might be able to update missing stuff, since weekend is over and i unluckily have to more vacation the next weeks...
Hey everyone, I've been a lurker for quite sometime, so I'm finally posting something. This is isn't in any of the dev sections because this is my first post.
When I first got my GNex (toroplus) was very annoyed with the capabilities of the gsd4t gps chip. Static navigation makes it really hard to use the chip for telemetry projects and the 1Hz position update doesn't give me enough sample data for the things I'm working on. I decided to do some investigation to see if it was limited to the hardware itself or the driver.
I scoured the forum, and tried a bunch of apps, found datasheets and the what not and nothing really improved my situation. I decided to take matters into my own hands and poke around lib_gsd4t.so (stock).
With verbose logging turned on, I noticed an interesting looking entry.
Code:
Hello EE downloder !!!.
{sgee.samsung.csr.com, instantfix.csr.com}, port : 80
Y3Nyc2xsOmROTkw5NnN1, /diff/packedDifference.f2p3enc.ee, format 2
EE_DOWNLOAD: EE_Download_Init done.
EE_Download_Init - returned 0 !!!.
EE_DOWNLOAD: EE_Download_Start successful.
EE_DOWNLOAD:EE_Download_Scheduler started; server_address=(sgee.samsung.csr.com,instantfix.csr.com), port=80, file=/diff/packedDifference.f2p3enc.ee
...
The string Y3Nyc2xsOmROTkw5NnN1 really stuck out to me. The character set fit in the base64 space which for some reason or another, developers seem to think base64 encoded text is somehow a good way to make things more secure. I have seen this numerous times. To me, it just makes it more noticeable that someone is trying to hide something.
So I went ahead and decoded the string and got
Code:
csrsll:dNNL96su
Just to be sure it wasn't some string unique to my phone, I checked where it most likely came from, which is the lib_gsd4t.so and it is indeed there (@offset 0x1b7429).
What's so special about that string?
I'm almost 100% sure that it is the username : password combo for downloading the SGEE data. I'm guessing it is using a post request (anyone wanting to use wireshark to packet sniff this can confirm) because there are extra parameters being used to retrieve the data.
Have I tried to access the file with those credentials?
No.
Why am I posting this?
I thought it was funny that the username and password are hardcoded in the driver and written to the logs. What's the point of having it password protected if you're just going to tell everyone the account credentials?
My actual job involves application security and I used this as an example for the other programmers on my team as to why we shouldn't ever mistake encoding for encryption and if you try to hide something, chances are you are actually drawing attention to it.
Oh also, is anyone interested in knowing more about the library. I have figured out quite a bit
How odd!
If you've figured out the gps drivers maybe you know how to make an updated file to disable static navigation? I op'd this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=38684789 based on the ics version, but would love an android 422 based mod.
I posted my modded drivers. It may also require new configs.
afrotronics said:
I posted my modded drivers. It may also require new configs.
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Did you ever figure out the proper request? (curl or wget?)
Hey,
I created my own Lauchner and wanted to integrate the radio functions.
Since I didn't find any information on the internet about how the original app addresses the radio module, I reverse engineered the app.
To make it easier for others I decided to start an Android Studio project.
The project is only very basic to show how the radio module is controlled.
I also added an extension to it.
Using the RDS signal and a SQlite database the station name and logo are displayed.
I hope it is helpful to anyone.
I uploaded the project to Github:
-https://github.com/zebbel/MTCD-E_Radio-app
(Sorry I´m not allowed to post links)
Kind regards
David
Great work!
Hey,
I have compiled the CarManager module into a jar file for easier use in Android Studio projects.
To be honest I never tried to understand how it works exactly, because it just works :laugh:
I know that I downloaded the files somewhere on Github, but I have absolutely no idea where.
If the "creator" of the files is here please let me know so I can give him credit.
-https://github.com/zebbel/microntek_CarManager
(I need still more posts to create links )
Thank you very much for your work!
Thanks to your library I realized a widget that reads (and shows) the battery voltage value.
I have a question : do you have a complete list of "type" that can be used ?
In you example you attached to your handler the types:
- Radio
- KeyDown
In my case I used "CarEvent" :
Java:
CarManager carManager = new CarManager();
CarManagerHandler carManagerHander = new CarManagerHandler(this);
carManager.attach(carManagerHander, "CarEvent");
In this way my Handler is receiving all the CarEvents. The voltage is contained in the message tagged as "battery".
There are other types that we can use in order to catch other interesting events?
Thank you,
Salvo