Is there an fm radio I can flash stand alone. I'm not on swisscheese or like, I'm stock but rooted. Id like the fm radio and netflix etc. But I have work programs on my phone I don't know how to backup so id like not to install a rom.
Thanks
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svcbadass said:
Is there an fm radio I can flash stand alone. I'm not on swisscheese or like, I'm stock but rooted. Id like the fm radio and netflix etc. But I have work programs on my phone I don't know how to backup so id like not to install a rom.
Thanks
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Try Tune-in radio from the market. You can stream most FM stations, hd stations and satellite stations.
Do you BONSAI?
At this time, there is no working "app" for the FM Radio, mainly because the internal FM Radio chip has not been able to be turned on via the android software
As recommended above, Tune-In Radio is the current work around, but it is streaming
Netflix works on the 2.3 Gingerbread leaks without any additional modification necessary, but has not been modded to work on 2.2, seems to be a security/library issue, not something with the apk itself
Ok thanks guys yeah I'm currently using tune in radio. But thanks for the info.
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Anyone know of any FM Radio apps that uses the headphones as antenna? Not completely happy with the HTC Android stock app. Not looking for a streaming online app.
Spirit FM Radio
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Hi,
Im just new with my xplay and had notice that this phone does not have the fm station application?
Is it possible to install an fm station software, like the arc s had.
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There is no radio hardware in xperia, so you can't instal fm station, maybe fm online is thr best aplication...
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mathacer said:
There is no radio hardware in xperia, so you can't instal fm station, maybe fm online is thr best aplication...
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The xplay has both a fm receiver and transmitter. But it has been disabled somewhere in the software. FXP is working on a fix.
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If you have unlimited data, the fm radio apps on the market are way better i find since you can get stations from around the world
The one I use though wifi is called tune in radio.
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Would definitely recommend tune in radio... even with a poor data signal it can keep your stream going... only downside is that since it buffers there is generally a bit of a delay...
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AndroHero said:
The xplay has both a fm receiver and transmitter. But it has been disabled somewhere in the software. FXP is working on a fix.
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Is there way to check the progress?
Thanks for the explanation, looking forward to had the same feature like this fm station on my play.
Internet radio was a bit annoying when it comes with buffering. xp
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did anyone tried this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=13385163
i tried to download it from market, but it's not working for me.. maybe because my country is not available on their band list..
brochador said:
did anyone tried this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=13385163
i tried to download it from market, but it's not working for me.. maybe because my country is not available on their band list..
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Ya, it doesn't work, yet...
Hi guys do we have updates for a radio app on r800?
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Is there a app to replace the default FM Radio in SGW?
I lost mine. I use Galaxy W/Exhibit II RebelROM 3.0.
Can somebody upload default fm radio app, please.
Thanks
Hi
Here it is
Bye
BTW, found radio app, it works good. https://play.google.com/store/apps/...?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNhLmdjLmNyYy5mbXR3b28iXQ..
Spirit FM radio is alsp great app for default FM radio replacement
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veenone said:
Spirit FM radio is alsp great app for default FM radio replacement
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i am using cm9 . i use Spirit FM , it works good, but when i off Spirit FM , my phone will no sound(calls no sound and any music player no sound too).i must reboot my phone then the sound will comes agian. how can i fix this ?
sorry for my vary bad english
Yeah sometimes I got that issue too, even on my Galaxy S. Maybe you can try turn the speaker on and of couple of times. And power on and off a couple of times before take the earphones out.
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Have you try FM TwoO ?
Its nice app and worked at my Wonder
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If you want to use Spirit FM, you should do some important setting. However, this is the best radio app that i used before.
it wont be installed
its not working i meaning i'm trying to install but still not working, i paste this in system/app same result..
i have inDroid Remis v3.1
Hi,
I'm using InDrOiD REMICS V6 ROM, but the apparently no fm radio tuner...i already try TwoO fm tuner, but still can't function, as if there are ni fm receiver installed, do you have any idea guys?
Hello guys
First of all sorry if i am posting in the wrong thread..this is my first post on xda and i am new to android as well...i own an intel xolo x900 which have no support for fm radio..but while surfing i found a link( which m not able to post cz m a new user )
According to it my device has WiLink7 from texas instruments..does this not meant to support fm??
If it does..anyway to get fm working?
Thelink i was talkn about
http://www.chipworks.com/blog/recentteardowns/2012/05/15/inside-the-lava-xolo-intel-penwell-inside/
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veenone said:
Spirit FM radio is alsp great app for default FM radio replacement
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yes,,, i think spirit FM is the best one
Anyone?
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orwell 1950 said:
Hi
Here it is
Bye
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work on ics or jb?
On ics
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Before I flashed a custom rom I used the fm radio a lot during journeys.
Does anyone know where I can get the apk for the stock app.
Thanks.
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if you want to install a TW rom: make a backup in titanium and restore it
for CM/AOSP: Spirit FM
Spirit fm works like a dream. Even without my earphones in some stations tune.
Will be buying the full app once I get paid.
Thanks.
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Deadlydel said:
Spirit fm works like a dream. Even without my earphones in some stations tune.
Will be buying the full app once I get paid.
Thanks.
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Good on you for actually buying the app. The guy who develops spirit does it as a full time job and needs the support.
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I'm using Android 4.4.1 (Omni-Rom) now on e975 and everythings working good. Even camera focusses in low light with flash.
Only thing is the missing FM Radio.
Has anybody a working FM Radio or nows how to make it going?
Use TuneIn radio or Spirit Fm
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teonagode said:
Use TuneIn radio or Spirit Fm
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Thank you, but Tunein is for online radio and Spirit FM does not seem to work with newest Smoocha kernel. Maybe I will try another kernel like faust93.
franky_z said:
Thank you, but Tunein is for online radio and Spirit FM does not seem to work with newest Smoocha kernel. Maybe I will try another kernel like faust93.
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It's only a kernel thing. Spirit FM works if the kernel has Fm enabled. So you have to talk to the kernel maker for this . Most of them don't have it enabled and i saw no interest in including it. Maybe you are more persuasive.