I was wondering if there is an apk for FM Radio to install on my Nexus S?
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nope, and i havent yet heard of anyone working on one.
apk should extract the galaxy s works, and adapt to our ... I am sure that there is a chip for fm radio, only that they have not activated ...
I speak little English, why do not we ask in the forum of nexus one for developers who have created the applicazioneper fm radio??
would be perfect
I found one FM radio apk. It installs and opens but it keeps staying on FM Radio is being launched and just keeps spinning and spinning
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pippi80 said:
apk should extract the galaxy s works, and adapt to our ... I am sure that there is a chip for fm radio, only that they have not activated ...
I speak little English, why do not we ask in the forum of nexus one for developers who have created the applicazioneper fm radio??
would be perfect
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I dont think it would be hard to port, the SGS phones use the same broadcomm chip for wifi, blutooth and FM so porting it over along with part of the touchwiz framework shouldnt be all that hard, but what do i know, im not really a dev
I think we need a hardware driver along with an apk. Did the devs who brought it to the N1 have to write a driver as well?
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I think we need a hardware driver along with an apk. Did the devs who brought it to the N1 have to write a driver as well?
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Yea, it was a driver that used the bluetooth portion of the chip to spit out audio
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Yea, it was a driver that used the bluetooth portion of the chip to spit out audio
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Anyway to download and install this driver?
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Zehlek said:
Anyway to download and install this driver?
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It is device specific made only for the Nexus 1
but if you wanna take a stab at it
http://github.com/CyanogenMod
its somewhere there
slowz3r said:
It is device specific made only for the Nexus 1
but if you wanna take a stab at it
http://github.com/CyanogenMod
its somewhere there
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Thanks
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I have the impression that this phone has been sold very little ... it's almost a month since it came out, and I still see little leaven in fact hack, rom ...
I'm new, who has followed the development of the nexus driver for one, please contact the guys who brought the fm radio on the old nexus ..
pippi80 said:
I have the impression that this phone has been sold very little ... it's almost a month since it came out, and I still see little leaven in fact hack, rom ...
I'm new, who has followed the development of the nexus driver for one, please contact the guys who brought the fm radio on the old nexus ..
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Dev is underway for the Nexus S It hasent even been a month.
and the guys who created the FM radio for the N1 are the MIUI ROM devs, who happen to be chinese
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I heard that some models of the Galaxy S line have FM Radios built in. Anyone know if it's built-in and disabled, or if it's on and we just need an app for it?
I've looked in the market for an FM radio app, and for a solution but found nothing.
Any ideas?
Officially, I've seen it's nonexistant, but some seem to have doubts.
Thanks in advance.
danstheman7 said:
I heard that some models of the Galaxy S line have FM Radios built in. Anyone know if it's built-in and disabled, or if it's on and we just need an app for it?
I've looked in the market for an FM radio app, and for a solution but found nothing.
Any ideas?
Officially, I've seen it's nonexistant, but some seem to have doubts.
Thanks in advance.
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I looked that up when I had the SGS4G but it turns out from what I read that only European Samsung Galaxy S phone's have the radio ability ...
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danstheman7 said:
I heard that some models of the Galaxy S line have FM Radios built in. Anyone know if it's built-in and disabled, or if it's on and we just need an app for it?
I've looked in the market for an FM radio app, and for a solution but found nothing.
Any ideas?
Officially, I've seen it's nonexistant, but some seem to have doubts.
Thanks in advance.
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I too would like to get this feature working. From this site:
http://www.chipworks.com/en/technic...rdown-of-the-samsung-galaxy-s-4g-smart-phone/
It says that the hardware is there. So it's only a matter of someone figuring out how to remove the block!
FM RADIO
do you have to have a certain model like I had a mytouch 3g but there were so many different models 32a and 32b and voderfone so is it the same case for the SGS4G
invario said:
I too would like to get this feature working. From this site:
http://www.chipworks.com/en/technic...rdown-of-the-samsung-galaxy-s-4g-smart-phone/
It says that the hardware is there. So it's only a matter of someone figuring out how to remove the block!
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Well there are a few hardware specification mistakes; for example, it says the CPU is Samsung manufactured, while it is in not that, but a Hummingbird CPU.
Hummingbird was codeveloped by Samsung and Intrinsity. Check wiki.
invario said:
Hummingbird was codeveloped by Samsung and Intrinsity. Check wiki.
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lol I feel stupid, my apologies
Hehe no worries.
Alright so anyway, after a little bit of hunting more sites seem to say there is no radio, but I still have my own little hunch...
No- http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_s_4g-3719.php
No- http://www.mobile-phonez.net/2011/03/samsung-galaxy-s-4g/
No- http://www.esato.com/phones/Samsung-Galaxy+S+4G-778
Yes- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S
Double Yes!- http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110328080129AATmxrf
Yes- http://www.rizwanashraf.com/2011/01/21/samsung-galaxy-s-4g/
Who knows.
Why not just download a radio app and use that? You get way more stations that way.
Sigh. Wish someone would figure out the right answer. And if it does have a tuner, turn it on! Oh well...
404glitch said:
Why not just download a radio app and use that? You get way more stations that way.
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Uses data, and probably a lot more battery compared to a tuner.
Could anyone who understands the inner workings of the CM and chopsticks crews shed some light on the bug resolution process.
I'm particularly interested in the bluetooth audio problems when making or receiving a call on the cars BT system. Seems it's wide spread and discussed on many threads but I've never seen it mentioned outside of forums like XDA and other Android user forums. Do you think it is on their list? Can someone post a link to a bug reporting site. I have bugzilla but I think thats for the AOKP roms .
Nobody?
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Nobody?
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Someone correct me if im wrong but isnt BT kernel related??? If so BT wont be stable until samsung releases a JB kernel for our phone
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Bluetooth
I also use the Bluetooth in my car and would like for someone to post any way on how to fix it. I'm using orthus 3 ROM works great.
skyrocke8 said:
I also use the Bluetooth in my car and would like for someone to post any way on how to fix it. I'm using orthus 3 ROM works great.
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If there was a fix it would be widely known already. From what roger_n posted in the Paranoid Android thread (I think it was that one) the issue is in audio routing, not BT audio, and needs to be fixed by a core CM dev, as it's not skyrocket specific.
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If there was a fix it would be widely known already. From what roger_n posted in the Paranoid Android thread (I think it was that one) the issue is in audio routing, not BT audio, and needs to be fixed by a core CM dev, as it's not skyrocket specific.
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So the fact that it's been around so long is because these core CM devs are super busy..or are they even aware there IS a problem, or is it just low pri.
I can't speak for the devs, but I do believe it's a time issue, not that they don't know about it.
rpr69 said:
I can't speak for the devs, but I do believe it's a time issue, not that they don't know about it.
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Well here's hoping they find the solution soon. I'm a little concerned about a work-around I've heard about where you turn off the blue tooth and then back on after the initial connection....Very dangerous while driving. And costly too. Here In B.C. there's a $175 fine for fiddling with your cell phone while driving.
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So the fact that it's been around so long is because these core CM devs are super busy..or are they even aware there IS a problem, or is it just low pri.
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Most likely a low priority, as there is not a Samsung released JB rom for the Skyrocket.
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Well here's hoping they find the solution soon. I'm a little concerned about a work-around I've heard about where you turn off the blue tooth and then back on after the initial connection....Very dangerous while driving. And costly too. Here In B.C. there's a $175 fine for fiddling with your cell phone while driving.
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I know it's lame, but what I ended up having to do in this issue was to even before I moved out of park I would disconnect and reconnect my BT. Often times though I found that just switching off the car radio (BT enabled Parrot Rythm-N-Blu), remove the face plate, count to 15 and put the face plate back on then turn the radio back on would do the "trick."
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Most likely a low priority, as there is not a Samsung released JB rom for the Skyrocket.
I know it's lame, but what I ended up having to do in this issue was to even before I moved out of park I would disconnect and reconnect my BT. Often times though I found that just switching off the car radio (BT enabled Parrot Rythm-N-Blu), remove the face plate, count to 15 and put the face plate back on then turn the radio back on would do the "trick."
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I can pull down the menu and toggle BT easier than I can dial a number while driving...and yes, Ontario has the same fines.
aii for the last time just use a different rom. im using JB official by CM9 for skyrocket - stable version 2.
it's no cm10 but full BT car audio talk the works!!! it works, end of story cm9 SOLD!!!
Try the new official nightly
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AOK now. Perhaps we can have this thread shut down.
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There's already similar posts on this. CM10 doesn't have the fix yet, if you want a working BT grab the official CM9 stable version - I've reverted back to as I have the same issue as you ie: car BT is a big deal for me.
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There's already similar posts on this. CM10 doesn't have the fix yet, if you want a working BT grab the official CM9 stable version - I've reverted back to as I have the same issue as you ie: car BT is a big deal for me.
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Fixed in CM10 as of last Wednesday.
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I'm brand new to AT&T, so I apologize in advance if this is already well known, but I just came across a thread
(http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1632238)
looking for missing apps that AT&T thought would be a good idea to leave off our phones.
I to, have always liked the flashlight and FM radio and got them to work just by signing them and installing them as user apps. So far they have survived a couple of full reboots, and a simulated battery pulls.
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I apologize in advance if this is already well known, but I just came across a thread
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Umm, the fact that there is already a thread for it, means it already well known.
redpoint73 said:
Umm, the fact that there is already a thread for it, means it already well known.
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Fair enough, but in the original thread I didn't see anything about the FM radio working, hence the reason I lead with an apology.
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Fair enough, but in the original thread I didn't see anything about the FM radio working, hence the reason I lead with an apology.
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I for one greatly appreciate it! Hated using the spirit fm radio app but it was better than nothing. So glad to have stock fm radio app back.
brwnohno said:
I for one greatly appreciate it! Hated using the spirit fm radio app but it was better than nothing. So glad to have stock fm radio app back.
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Glad it's working for you too.
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I'm brand new to AT&T, so I apologize in advance if this is already well known, but I just came across a thread
(http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1632238)
looking for missing apps that AT&T thought would be a good idea to leave off our phones.
I to, have always liked the flashlight and FM radio and got them to work just by signing them and installing them as user apps. So far they have survived a couple of full reboots, and a simulated battery pulls.
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Awesome job fnut6969, both apps work perfectly and I couldn't thank you enough for the FM app!
fnut6969 said:
I'm brand new to AT&T, so I apologize in advance if this is already well known, but I just came across a thread
(http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1632238)
looking for missing apps that AT&T thought would be a good idea to leave off our phones.
I to, have always liked the flashlight and FM radio and got them to work just by signing them and installing them as user apps. So far they have survived a couple of full reboots, and a simulated battery pulls.
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Thanks a lot!!!!
Both those apps you posted work!
its hanging on fm turning on
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its hanging on fm turning on
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Are you rooted?
Tried like five different methods to get the flashlight app working non of them but this one worked. Thanks.
I'm running King Kang and have the FM Radio in system/apps with rw-r--r-- permissions. When I try to start it up, the process force closes.
No sound with JB 1.1 stock att rom
I installed it on stock 3.18 update...JB 4.1.1...app installed successfully scan radio stations too...but no sound in ear phones or speaker!!!
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I installed it on stock 3.18 update...JB 4.1.1...app installed successfully scan radio stations too...but no sound in ear phones or speaker!!!
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HTC changed their FM audio methods in JB. My FM app supports that.
Perhaps an HTC FM app from a JB ROM will work, whether for Rogers or Euro OneX(L) or the app from HTC One or whatever.
I think it needs to be from an HTC phone using WCN3660 FM/combo chip (and Qualcomm S4+ SOC). An HTC app for Broadcom or TI combo chips won't work for the FM control function.
Any Devs working on enabling FM Radio feature on OnePlus one?
Hello mate, the one plus one doesn't have a FM reciver
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Hello mate, the one plus one doesn't have a FM reciver
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No, it have but it hasn't enabled.
erorcun said:
No, it have but it hasn't enabled.
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Where is your evidence or link showing this?
Oneplus hesitantly(see the link) says NO Fm.
http://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/1zl2y5/hi_we_are_carl_and_david_from_oneplus_tech_ask_us/cfv4rl4
But see step 14. (Qualcomm WCN3680 802.11ac/FM/BT 4.0 Combo Chip)https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/OnePlus+One+Teardown/26484
I am confused, can it be enabled using kernel?
tiny4579 said:
Where is your evidence or link showing this?
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This.
vamshi88 said:
see step 14. (Qualcomm WCN3680 802.11ac/FM/BT 4.0 Combo Chip)https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/OnePlus+One+Teardown/26484
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It's possible to make it work if there is a connection between chip and headphone jack. (For antenna)
I talked to the developer of SPIRIT FM and he told me this
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Thanks for the log.
It looks like it has a Qualcomm FM/BT/WiFi combo chip.
But the kernel does not have the needed Qualcomm "IRIS" V4L FM driver at /dev/radio0.
Disabling the kernel driver is pretty unusual; even Google Nexus devices don't do that, despite that their FM antenna pins are hardware disabled.
A kernel that supports the FM V4L driver is needed to test any further.
Let's see
The easiest thing I have found which I listen to local channels is I-heart radio. I've had many phones in the past that had FM but never used it because I get what I want from I-heart radio and I use Bluetooth headset with mine.
jimmydee62 said:
The easiest thing I have found which I listen to local channels is I-heart radio. I've had many phones in the past that had FM but never used it because I get what I want from I-heart radio and I use Bluetooth headset with mine.
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I-Heart Radio is good but it uses bandwidth not all local radio stations are available.
Interesting, I'd love to see if having this included in a custom kernel will make an FM tuner app work..
I just asked AK if he can have a look someday http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=54966825&postcount=998
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Oneplus hesitantly(see the link) says NO Fm.
http://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/1zl2y5/hi_we_are_carl_and_david_from_oneplus_tech_ask_us/cfv4rl4
But see step 14. (Qualcomm WCN3680 802.11ac/FM/BT 4.0 Combo Chip)https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/OnePlus+One+Teardown/26484
I am confused, can it be enabled using kernel?
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not sure how that's used. OPO is a BT 4.1 device, so i'm not sure that they've identified the correct part.
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not sure how that's used. OPO is a BT 4.1 device, so i'm not sure that they've identified the correct part.
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Well if you can zoom in the picture and look on chip itself it clearly shows as WCN3680. And as per BT 4.1 its just a patch it can applied to most or all 4.0 devices.
I've asked Franco to look into it as well here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-one/orig-development/kernel-franco-kernel-r1-t2800871
Looks like it's a no go
Nomelas said:
So i take it the FM radio didn't work?
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No
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I was checking my opo ..fooling around and saw this "Qualcomm WCN3680" and then I saw an FM radio hmmm I thought OPO didn't have, then google it and here we are
Why use a chip with fm tuner and disable it? ..unless it's defective ones from qualcomm with fm tuner in a non working condition ..but cheaper
This is a topic where the spirit FM dev helps with enabling FM on the One.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/spirit-fm/spiritfm-oneplus-one-t2866431/post55856106
I'd love to try this, but I do not know that much about building my own kernel. Anyone else that is willing to try this or can at least point me in the right direction?
Why almost all the customize ROMs do not include FM radio function?
FM radio is not important, but useful and happy with that.
Maybe this will help : https://android.googlesource.com/ke...4-kitkat-mr1/drivers/media/radio/radio-iris.c
Its true. I hope CM folks can enable it.
NPR has article on it. The Hidden FM Radio Inside Your Pocket, And Why You Can't Use It
Oneplus Just released kernel sources for opx, that is FM capable and has an FM radio app. I don't know if this can help in porting the FM on opo. Sadly, spirit FM developer stated that is an hardware limitation.
Let me know what you think :/
OPO doesn't have an FM receiver so nothing could be done
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The OpO SOC is FM capable, however OnePlus didn't wire up the receiver to the headphone jack. No hope, unfortunately.
epiquiem said:
The OpO SOC is FM capable, however OnePlus didn't wire up the receiver to the headphone jack. No hope, unfortunately.
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So, definitely, there is a hardware limitation!
epiquiem said:
The OpO SOC is FM capable, however OnePlus didn't wire up the receiver to the headphone jack. No hope, unfortunately.
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I'm wondering why they did this!
Anyway, I was quite sure it was an hardware limitation. It's a pity :/
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I'm wondering why they did this!
Anyway, I was quite sure it was an hardware limitation. It's a pity :/
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offtopic:
minar im still waiting for Antares update
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minar im still waiting for Antares update
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offtopic2: i'm working on it, i'm preparing the theme for CM13, fixing bugs, etc. I hope to update it in december!