I can get GenPP working on my HD2 and its not the speed thats the issue, only issue is the screen taps don't work is this due to the capative screen or am I completely off the mark and its a software issue, as the HD2 doesnt have many keys for obvious reasons to program without screen taps we are out of luck. Guessing I am being thick but is there a way to get the screen taps working or is there another suitable emulator or another in the pipeline?
I know we have the post for the GBA emulator which I am going to read up on now as that is very interesting and hoping for something simular ...
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Does anyone here know of a method that I can align a touch screen on a pocketpc/phone (XV-6700; did not post this on the Apache forum because I am just wondering about how to do this on WM6 regardless of the phone function) using the registry? I have to use the registry, if anything, or anything else because the traditional pointing and touching with the stylus does not work due to a 20% working screen. Only the middle portion of the screen registers clicks truely. The other 80% of the screen you click here and the touch registers as a touch over there, centimeters away, making it useless.
Thanks in advance... I really would love to get this spare xv-6700/ppc-6700 phone working how it used to but I am sure it's a hardware + OS issue and the phone function has nothing to do with it.
-Rob
Why not use the screen calibration under settings? If it still doesn't work, you may need a replacement.
I'm looking for a solution for a hermes, but assume it would be the same for wizard, kaiser, etc.
I'm often browsing the internet on my phone, and want to type just a few words without losing any screen estate to an onscreen keyboard, and without causing the screen to reprocess to landscape. I especially want to do this as I often have ms reader in the background, and it locks up the whole device while it repaginates the book.
Searching the obvious terms is just leading to people who want to rotate the screen without opening the keyboard - not want I want to do.
Any tips would be appreciated. I either want a way to lock the screen to portrait, or a way to make the device ignore the light sensor which tells it the keyboard is out (but if the keys could still light up, that would be a bonus.)
I`m using Opera, in portrait mode and I get keyboard to write -> the screen of my Kaiser flips in the opposite direction of my keyboard ._.
So yeah, this would be great.
if it works from a light sensor just cover it up with something maybe?
edit: it doesn't work lol, i also have this problem. my phone is too slow to handle this. i bet there's a registry setting for it. if i find anything out ill let you know
Okay, after further searching I found that someone had answered this question.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=349760
I now have rotate mapped to a button, (using spb pocket plus, rather than the program in the thread), so I rotate the screen manually when I want.
Lokioki - this solution will probably suit you for your opera problem.
2 problems with picodrive. The directional buttens are screwed up. left is up en up is right and so on. I have solved this myself no prob just keep on trying finding the right button.
Next problem is with the ABC buttons of Picodrive. Al the alfabethical keys are mapped to the same keyadress so A=> 0xe5 B=> 0xe5
They al have the same function in picodrive.
Is this a problem regarding the Touch Pro or with picodrive or with a windows setting
somebody else on here has mentioned exactly the same problem with another emulator, so I guess the Touchpro somehow represents it's buttons as the same, either that or what you are seeing is the response from the touch screen not from the button (as was proved in another thread the whole area is touch sensitive not just the screen) in which case turning off the touch feature might sort you out.
Its not the screen im talking about. It is the keyboard.
same with final burn
have the same problem with finalburn (mame emulator). Every key from the keyboard except the directional keys, enter and 2-3 others is beeing mapped / recognized as 0xe5
does somebody has a fix?
Besides that problem - has anyone been able to play either of those emulators to evaluate speed?
I'm concerned that the Qualcomm processor coupled with the VGA screen will result in slow performance.
I'm debating getting this phone, but wouldn't want to if it's too much of a drop off from my 6700.
The speed isn't a problem. Runs flawlessy. The applications are still buggy under some other aspects. But I wouldn't buy myself a device in order to run these emus. There are cheaper ones on the market.
Back to the problem with the keymapping...
I hard resetted the device and skipped the extended rom installation. The problem with the keymapping is still there. Therefore I can exclude the applications in the extended rom causing this problem.
Anyone some advices, fixes or workarounds?
no key mapping
key mapping is weird yes.
Mate of mine has the tytn II with a pocketSNES i loved it And i was in need for a new phone... HTC touch pro / raphael / MDA vario IV was a phone i really looked out fore for a while nice design etc etc etc ... just the key mapping for an emulator is a big .. down for me
Any fixes?
same problem here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=420159
and
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=425646
SOLUTION HERE: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=2703133&postcount=3
Hello everyone, I'm a tilt user. One thing I like about the tilt is it's right handed keyboard. (meaning you can use the D-pad with your lefthand and use the stylus with your right hand.)
I'm not sure yet if the Fuze is the upgrade for me, and I wont know until I can get some user input. (and try it out for myself of corse!)
For you right handed people out there... what's it like having a keyboard that slides out the other way? Some games I play I use the D-pad as moving around and the keyboard to shoot/open/strafe/etc... AND if there wasn't that annoying touchscreen bug that slows everything down, I could actually use the stylus AND the D-pad. With a landscape left device I wouldnt be able to do this (unless I trained myself to be left handed, or atleast have a steady left hand).
I was wondering if any of you could try out some games and emulators? Also let me know if the annoying touchscreen bug still persists? I'll go to the AT&T store tomorrow and play with one, maybe bluetooth some files over from my tilt and do some tests lol.
so, to sum up everything up above^^^
1. does it run games at a better speed than the tilt? Can it run emulators at an enjoyable speed?
2. Does the Touchscreen bug still persist?
3. How is the change from using the tilt's right handed keyboard to the Fuze's lefthanded keyboard?
thanks!
Hi there, i'm new here and done extensive searching before asking my question here. So plz no flaming if question is asked in the wrong section
Here's the issue; i've got a HTC Touch Pro 2 and everytime i make a phonecall, my ear presses several buttons on the touchscreen, apps and games get started, processes get killed, etc... quite annoying. Now i found several apps that will lock the touchscreen when called (which nicely will solve the above issue..), but found none that will do the same when i make the call myself.
So what i'm searching for is an app that will
- lock the touchscreen when being called
- lock the touchscreen when making a call
which will unlock when
pulling out the stylus and/or by pressing the hardware-answerbutton or volumebuttons.
anyone out here that knows of an app that'll do just that or something similar?
Thnx in advance!
FDZ
I'd understood the screen was supposed to turn off automatically when you put it up to your ear?
Or, there's a piece of software that does that... Have a look over in the Rhodium software forum.
Yea, my touch pro 2 (UK) does lock the screen and unlocks with "end call" when moved away from ear.
Don't know why yours doesn't?