Recent content by psybertech

Just wanted to say thanks for the answer. I HATE the AT&T app!!! Horrible!!!! Clearing the data and then removing the updates has made my day! Messages are now handled via their stock, droidrific way now. Thanks again!!:D

The boosted volume returns it to stock with just the volume increased. The internal speaker reverts to mono and when a jack is plugged in, it will run in stereo in the speakers or headphones but a bit louder. --- As it stands now, I might clean up and re-do the main post. I love to explain...

To automate the switching is very simple using an application called gScript Lite. It allows for shell scripts to be used on Android. Install gScript and add a new script with the following and name it something like "Downmixed Sound" (check the box for needs SU): cp...

punchys, I don't know for sure. What I believe is that ALSA doesn't require that file to exist initially but if it does it will use it to offset the player's default behavior. Its worth a try and the result will be immediate if it works. If you try this, please let me know if it works or not...

roberto, I am curious to know if it really is working or not. On mine, it was a HUGE volume change... nothing small and very noticeable. What you describe makes me wonder if it is working or not. If you know any songs with definite left and right parts, I would try that. If you hear both, it...

The mounting should work this way for eMMC based installs, so try this instead: adb shell mount -o rw,remount -t ext2 /dev/block/mtdblock05 /system adb shell cp /system/etc/asound.conf /system/etc/asound.conf.original adb push c:\asound.conf.downmixed /system/etc/asound.conf adb shell chmod 644...

This is as simple as I can make it: Download the asound.conf.downmixed to your C:\ drive. You will need adb to be working on your setup. If so, copy and paste the next 5 lines: adb shell mount -o remount,rw /system adb shell cp /system/etc/asound.conf /system/etc/asound.conf.original adb push...

I really love my Nook Color. I currently am running it with Nookie Froyo installed to the eMMC by following the directions found here. Its fantastic and so far I found nothing that it can't do. It runs flawlessly. My only gripe was the sound. There are two issues as you probably know. 1) Low...

I am running Notes Traveler on my Nook, but I am running Nookie Froyo from the eMMC. It works great here. I installed it by first running the Notes Installer apk and then the traveler apk as I was instructed. It too asked to set permissions as you describe. I was a little leery that it said...

Here are the files to remove the signal bar - they are zipped, so extract first and then follow the instructions in the TIPS thread... Remove Signal Bars - android.policy.jar and services.jar As for the market, forgive me since I am very new to droids, are there two different market apks? ...

This worked for me on my eMMC Froyo today... Open up the Spare Parts application and uncheck the compatibility mode option and reboot. I forgot what post I read that in here, but the post said to check it but mine was already checked, so I just tried unchecking it and all my apps are fine now...