After an unsuccessful Nandroid restore this morning and losing all my notepad files in AK Notepad. I'm now looking for something that will sync with Google as contacts or email might. Does anyone know of something that will do that? A Google search showed me Google Notepad but apparently the project had been discontinued.
I was looking at something similar for productivity....but notes is another thing.
Whiteboard? Or Extensive notes pro. I can't post links yet
I have a thread requesting for a app widget that is a to-do list that exports or synchs to Google/Gmail or iCalendar
EDIT: I think the latest version has the exact functionality that both you and I want?
/data/data/com.akproduction.notepad/databases/aknotepad.db
Morning all
I'm getting a bit frustrated my the inability of the Samung music library to pick up and sort my mp3's into the correct albums
I have one album split into two albums, one with 6 tracks on, the other with 2 tracks on and then a number of individual songs with no artist name associated just a track number?
I've tried retagging them but can't really find a decent app for it... what do you guys use?
On my PC I use EasyTAG (Linux only I think) and MusicBrainz Picard (cross-platform). The latter has the ability to take a fingerprint of any music file, match it up against its online database, and download complete ID3 information. It's generally accurate and a huge time-saver.
I don't know of any retagging apps for Android, though.
try this...
if you're using windows, try this - it's free :
http://www.mp3tag.de/en/index.html
it's important to make sure that each file only has a single set of tags rather than multiple tags which confuse applications. mp3tag can do all sorts of things like set your tags based on the filename and delete old tags.
Cheers lads, I'll check em all out asap...
If I should only have one set of tags, should they be v1 or v2?
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pretty sure i've gone for v2 and my files are identified correctly ...
make sure the album title is exactly the same as a tiny differences (e.g. caps) might result in your situation.
mp3tag is great in recognizing and editing tags and i think it changes them all so you dun have to worry about v1/v2=)
mrdo said:
if you're using windows, try this - it's free :
http://www.mp3tag.de/en/index.html
it's important to make sure that each file only has a single set of tags rather than multiple tags which confuse applications. mp3tag can do all sorts of things like set your tags based on the filename and delete old tags.
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+1. The only tagging software you'll ever need. Customisable to the nth degree, never let me down after 4 years.
Any ideas if i should use ID3v1 or ID3v2.3? From a quick Google search Android 2.3.3 seems to have an issue with reading id3 tags and correctly sorting mp3 files.
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Any ideas if i should use ID3v1 or ID3v2.3? From a quick Google search Android 2.3.3 seems to have an issue with reading id3 tags and correctly sorting mp3 files.
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v2.3
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sckc23 said:
make sure the album title is exactly the same as a tiny differences (e.g. caps) might result in your situation.
mp3tag is great in recognizing and editing tags and i think it changes them all so you dun have to worry about v1/v2=)
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I love this software Thanks man....
I tagged a load of alums with ID3v2.4 and they are being recognized.. happy days
I personally use mediamonkey myself I found it with my own creative zen so I could add album art to the Id3 tags i got a licence just offering another option
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Just wondering if anyone knows of a decent bookmark manager/way to hack the bookmarks file(s)/technique that would allow me to bulk delete a whole mess of bookmarks. Somehow I have managed to import to my phone all my Google bookmarks to my phone, which are ancient and numerous, causing everything to appear as "local" in the browser, and thus effectively hiding my useful bookmarks!
Thanks!
Pam
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I'm just asking this question to get more information before I buy NFC tags. Is it possible with a NFC tag to open my app that is in development and check if the user is logged in with Facebook? If the user is logged in, then the app will write something to the database. If user isn't logged in then he should be prompted a facebook login screen.
Is this technically possible? If so what type of NFC tags are best suited. I assume, I won't be needing a nfc writer/reader, as my samsung galaxy s3 can do that?
If your app uses a library to check for Facebook login onCreate(), then this will suffice.
But your user must have your app installed to launch the app from the tag, or you could alternatively link them to your Play Store listing.
As for writing to the tags, all tags come blank. So you will need an ap on your GS3 to write the requied code to the tag.
Then you can test it, and if oyu set it up correctly it should launch your app/take the user to the play store.
Because NFC Tags have limited storage, it is better to have the Facebook authentication in your actual app.
Peace,
shandy1996
Im looking for app suggestions for an app that will allow me to take hand written notes on a word document. I have been having some issues with Polaris that after I save a hand written note on a .doc file, when i open it again, my note will be moved to a different spot on the page or even a different page completely.
I have lecture notes, but cant seem to find a way to import a file to it? am i missing something or does it not support that?
Thanks!
*sorry for the duplicate threads, originally posted in wrong section by accident
You could convert the doc file to pdf, then use adobe reader to make the annotations
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