I don't have an HDMI/DVI setup to test on. Hopefully somebody else does. Other than than that how has you experience been?
Im using a HDMI to DVI Adapter setup. And it works great. 800x600 (SVGA) and 640x480 (VGA) both run smooth for me.
I don't have an HDMI/DVI setup to test on. Hopefully somebody else does. Other than than that how has you experience been?
The hardware acceleration is already build in the app?
market update is working great but have to reboot after everytime to get sound back to my phone
i have the paid version from marketplace. great work. any sound soon? CM 6.1.2
Interesting... I'm running the same rom as you (minus mods) but I didn't have an audio issue... Granted, I didn't do whole lot of audio during my quick test...
What apps were you doing audio through? And what settings in the HDMI app were you using?
my sig is incorrect recetly been running warm z two point rls 1 and the sbc fullhdmi kernel
my sig is incorrect recetly been running warm z two point rls 1 and the sbc fullhdmi kernel
The kernel has to have it for the app to work in HW mode which CM7 does. Just remember to disable "supercharge" mode as that tends to increase dropped frames. My current/demo setup is as follows:
CM7 Nightly 18 (no custom kernel)
FullHDMI (supercharge mode off)
so anybody have the kernel for the aosp roms? (cm7)
I may be wrong, but my understanding is the custom kernel just gives you audio control.
I actually think that Orrebmas got it to "accelerate" with any rooted phone, on any kernel.
I have been out of the discussion for a few days, (been so busy enjoying the app, that I stopped reading about it!) But, my own personal experience is that I don't have a custom kernel, I just use savagezen for AOSP, and the app is flawless.
My brother is on Avalaunch Z3 (sense based), with whatever kernel is packaged with that rom, and he has phenomenal results with just the app and his rooted phone.
I may be wrong, but my understanding is the custom kernel just gives you audio control.
Savage uses CM source which has the HDMI already in it and toast has been sneaking it in as well.
Is there any way we could get the first post updated to reflect kernel requirements, or lack thereof? I'll rewrite my trouble shooting guide and post it as well, just give me some feedback on what you would like to see. This may cut down on the confusion for new visitors.
Hate to be a bother but I'm also curious as to when 720P will be re-enabled.
I apologize I have been overly busy I didnt have time to update the first post. It will get updated tonight after work.
FullHDMI does not require a special kernel and will work in Hardware mode (which will be the only mode in next release) regardless of what kernel you have installed.
I will put time into making 720p flawless but will be included as experimental in the next update. I will be investigating other resolutions as well but this will definitely need new drivers.
I apologize I have been overly busy I didnt have time to update the first post. It will get updated tonight after work.
FullHDMI does not require a special kernel and will work in Hardware mode (which will be the only mode in next release) regardless of what kernel you have installed.
Custom kernels allow you to control where audio should go, phone or HDMI, and provide about 35% more FPS.
I will put time into making 720p flawless but will be included as experimental in the next update. I will be investigating other resolutions as well but this will definitely need new drivers.
a couple of questions:
- it would help to know what time zone you're in, in order to determine when "tonight" means
I agree I too work and go to school and don't have time to learn all the tech stuff. But that is why Sam can sell his product. That's capitalism. I use a skill I possess to earn money so I can pay others to perform a task I cannot. Either way Sam rocks and so do all the other developers that make it possible for people like me to enjoy my device