Does anyone know how activate the FM transmitter or someone creates an application?
FM Transmitter cannot be activated from software.. it required some hardware.. which is not available for HTC Desire
There were various discussions about this. The wireless radio chip in the Desire is specified to have FM RX/TX (on Broadcom's site) but nobody managed to activate it, since an antenna is missing or additional hardware.
Another thread about this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=622377&page=42 - the HD2 has the same chip as the Desire.
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Hi. If you get the ViaMichelin naviagation software onto your P3300, will it then be able to recieve TMC messages? On ViaMichelin HP it says that it use FM radio to recieve updates? http://www.viamichelin.com/viamichelin/gbr/GPS/htm/nav/our-advantages.htm
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regarding similar question, I've got following answer from HTC:
....there is a hardware element that is required to translate and use the TMC data so it is impossible to. As of yet, no HTC devices support this.
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it's sounds like somebody is making us fools.
TMC information is sent using FM RDS transmission - the same transmission is providing your fauvorite stations names.
FM Radio application is able to read and show RDS transmission - anybody can see RDS info on the screen. IF the RDS transmission is accessible from FM RADIO application, THEN SHOULD be accessible from TMC-related applications. The question is - which port is used for communication, speed, baud, etc.
The other way is to disassemble FM Radio application from Artemis.
This has been discussed 10 times. RDS and TMC are different things concerning the physical radio waves. You need an extra hardware filter for TMC to be able to read it. A software update can't do that job because you cannot access the TMC information from the radio waves.
According to http://www.rds.org.uk/, TMS is just extension to RDS, same as EON, TI etc.
Availabity of TMC info should be subject to FM receiver architecture.
Hello,
I have recently bought an HTC P3300 and I'm really interested in knowing if exists any method (software, plugin, hardware, etc...) to switch the frequency of the FM radio (f.ex. to the next preset) directly through the button inserted in the earphones cable.
Some Nokia mobile phones already have this possibility, and the same button can chnage the frequency of the FM radio and also answer if someone is calling you.
Thanks in advance
hi all,
im just wondering is there any application that act like FM Radio transmitter?
there is no transmitter in the hd, so you're not going to find software for it
I was wondering if anyone know of an app that would allow you to use the fm transmitter on the evo to push a signal to another fm radio?
So, basically you would be able to connect your phone to a car radio.
Would this even possible with the fm radio on the evo?
AFAIK, the FM radio is only for receiving. there has not been an implementation of FM broadcast (yet). I don't know that it is on any dev's "to-do" list either.
Doe`s anyone know if the Galaxy Note 3 T Mobile device has the FM radio chip in it or not. I have searched T Mobile and have googled
but nothing positive or negative whether it has it not. I want to use the next radio app but the app say`s it can`t access my FM radio receiver.
Can anyone help please.
Thankyou.
The Note 3 will not support Next Radio due to the lack of a built-in configurable FM tuner.
most stations have their own app or an app that has their station in it. i know ive seen some local radio stations here that has their own app
Yes the phone has an FM chip but it's not active. We've looked into and worked on installing the correct BCM driver for the Broadcom chip, but so far there is no way to get it active.