Hi
I am starting to develop my own ROM's and i use Dropbox to share my files but they disabled my links
Must Features
1. Free because i don't need much space
2. Share links without them ever being disabled
Optional Features
1. Track how many times my file was downloaded
2. Android APP
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I wanted to take a couple of the ROMs that I like and just add some files into the /system/media/audio folder so that the stock sound files for the ROM are plentiful... in order to do this, i can't just unzip a ROM, add the files I want, and flash... I would have to resign this ROM to a zip file and then flash it... any tips?
pls use this big search button first.
there are many postings about sign zip and apk files.
search - read - write
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i cant believe taht you are "searching like crazy"
but i'll do it for you
http://www.google.com/cse?cx=000825...n+zip&sa=Search&cof=FORID:0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
the 1. in the list
kingchris said:
but i'll do it for you
http://www.google.com/cse?cx=000825...n+zip&sa=Search&cof=FORID:0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
the 1. in the list
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It may not be the first one in the list for him as the search results are adjusted to the particular user's search history, i.e. wrt login id and/or cookies, etc.
One of the best tools I have found for flashing ROMs/MODs to my phone is Dropbox.
I can download the latest release from my home PC, save it to my dropbox account, and get it quickly when I get to work!
If anyone is looking for 2GB of free online storage that you can access from any OS (computer or phone) sign up for Dropbox: http://db.tt/DhSdics
...is this just an excuse to post your DB referral link?
Maybe 2GB is not enough for him?
To the author - have you read newest rules of dropbox? If not, do it. DB can take your work and modify it to they needs.
There are two ways I flash and your method is my second choice because it has two extra steps.
1.) Read it Later or Chrome-to-Phone to send the desktop link to phone for a direct download. Root Explorer to move the files where needed. Flash.
2.) Download on desktop. Upload to Dropbox. Download on phone. Root Explorer to move the files where needed. Flash.
Yeah I know alot of roms that only use Dropbox to flash... I dunno I really don't like using programs like Rom Manager and Dropbox to flash.. I run into errors. I use my Dream_RA Recovery to flash. The worst part is that Clockwork doesn't work on HTC Dream 32a's. I've also experience problems with Dropbox. My final verdict... I don't think Dropbox is that amazing..
I want to download Darthstalker's rom for the S4. It is 1.8 GB in size. I have free downloads between 1 am and 6 am. The file is hosted on androidfilehost.com and uses a php script to redirect so I can't use my download manger ( FDM ) to schedule the download between these times...
Anyone have a download manager that handles these? Know of any other way?
Thanks
U can use some applications on Play store
Hello, i'm trying to extract some assets from a game called Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage.
I have tried to get the apk file and put it into an asset extractor but it doesn't contain most of the stuff.
The game installs some files on launch, so i suspected there would be an .obb file, but the game doesn't store any data under the android folder.
Google Play Store also seems to install additional files for the games on install, so that may also contain what i need, but i don't know how to get it.
I have tried to shell into my phone using adb, in an attempt to uncover some files, but since my phone (A32) is not rooted, i couldn't find anything related to the game.
I am fairly new to the "extracting files from a game" kind of thing. I used AssetStudioGUI in order to get my current files. The game uses Unity as it's engine and as far as my application shows, it's version 2019.4.15f1.
Any suggestions is appreciated.
rktfier said:
Hello, i'm trying to extract some assets from a game called Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage.
I have tried to get the apk file and put it into an asset extractor but it doesn't contain most of the stuff.
The game installs some files on launch, so i suspected there would be an .obb file, but the game doesn't store any data under the android folder.
Google Play Store also seems to install additional files for the games on install, so that may also contain what i need, but i don't know how to get it.
I have tried to shell into my phone using adb, in an attempt to uncover some files, but since my phone (A32) is not rooted, i couldn't find anything related to the game.
I am fairly new to the "extracting files from a game" kind of thing. I used AssetStudioGUI in order to get my current files. The game uses Unity as it's engine and as far as my application shows, it's version 2019.4.15f1.
Any suggestions is appreciated.
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Install the game from Playstore, let it install the additional files then find and extract those files. The app should be in data/data and your game app data and .obb should be in Android folder. Also, some parts of games are not installed on the device and some parts of game data are not stored on the device, they are in the server for the game, you can't access or modify those parts.
What are you trying to extract from the game?
We do not provide assistance with hacking paid games or paid parts of games, so, if that is your goal, you will not get any answers or help here. The forum rules prohibit such discussion.
Droidriven said:
Install the game from Playstore, let it install the additional files then find and extract those files. The app should be in data/data and your game app data and .obb should be in Android folder. Also, some parts of games are not installed on the device and some parts of game data are not stored on the device, they are in the server for the game, you can't access or modify those parts.
What are you trying to extract from the game?
We do not provide assistance with hacking paid games or paid parts of games, so, if that is your goal, you will not get any answers or help here. The forum rules prohibit such discussion.
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I want to extract a few asset and sound files. Like i said i couldn't find the .obb files anywhere in the Android file. The game downloads a big content pack by itself on launch. They are stored in the phone, since it would be kind of dumb to download a few gb's of files and then using the server files.
rktfier said:
I want to extract a few asset and sound files. Like i said i couldn't find the .obb files anywhere in the Android file. The game downloads a big content pack by itself on launch. They are stored in the phone, since it would be kind of dumb to download a few gb's of files and then using the server files.
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You can try using adb to create a adb backup of your user apps and user data/app data, then extract the contents of the backup file that adb creates. It doesn't require root as long as you aren't trying to extract system apps or system data. When you extract the data from the adb backup file, look in the data/data/ partition to find your user apps, your game apk and its installed data should be in there, then look in Android folder to find the app data for that app
Look for a guide on how to do a adb backup, the command to create the backup has specific optional switches to include or ignore the data of your choice. In your case, you want to use the adb backup command with the specific swiches to backup user apps and their app data but ignore everything else.
been trying to copy files and media between users on the same android device, without using external sdcards, usb-otg or cloud based stuff. just copying locally between user profiles.
I've been trying and it's unbelievable there seems to be no built in way. I hope someone will still know a way.
while there once have been a way to share files over the /android/obb folder, this information is long outdated and doesn't work anymore since Android 10.
Situation:
Android 13 or custom rom based on A13.
Multiple Users activated: 2 users: 1 owner, 1 user
with root access and both the owner and user logged in once, it is possible to navigate to /data/media/0 (owner) or /data/media/11 (first user) and copy files.
but without root?
how to copy files between local profiles? I searched the internet and all information is outdated, no solution to be found.
the only things I found is either with root (see above) or with FTP server (cumbersome).
any other options?
For me, using an ftp server is very simple.
So define exactly what is not cumbersome file sharing for you and why using an ftp server is cumbersome.
a not so cumbersome way of sharing files between userprofiles and without root would be something like:
you select any files in your prefered (filebrowser/gallery-)app, select share, then be able to select the other user-profile to share to and from this point on it saves the files either via a folder picker to that user-space (maybe after asking for auth/pattern of that user), or a filebrowser-app that you can choose from to save the files to this users local space.