Hi guys, just thought i would post the SRS WOW HD settings and the stereo bluetooth receiver i am currently using.
WOW HD SETTINGS:
3D EFFECT = 20%
CENTRE EFFECT = 50%
FOCUS LEVEL = 20%
DEFINITION LEVEL = 30%
TruBass Gain
TRUBASS LEVEL = 70%
TRUBASS EQUALIZER = 60HZ
INPUT GAIN = -1
OUTPUT GAIN = -1
I am using these settings thru a Samsung SBH-650 stereo bluetooth receiver with a pair of Sony EX-300 studio earphones. Together the sound quality is excellent, Hope this is of use to someone
Two options to get Back Light Notification working on Samsung Galaxy S:
1) Neldar's BLN control:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=823922
2) Madmack's NoLED app:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=730692
I would like to know Which one is better for battery saving? I know it's very hard to tell, I'm just asking about your impression in real life usages.
I did a pool to study which one is more popular.
Anyway, both are great, thanks for creators.
Using BLN free to notification system, and just seem to be a regular battery drain.
The app NoLed I was very happy, but it reflects a larger battery consumption. Mainly influenced by the consumption of active display - black backlight.
App BLN is not as spectacular, but is fully functional and almost no consumption effect. LEDs can be lit throughout the night and the battery life with almost no impact. Here I recommend buying BLN Version Control Pro, which can be dealt with activity LEDs.
I recently bought a Bluetooth communication headset (Sena SMH10 for those interested in knowing) for my motorcycle helmet and use my phone to stream mp3 via Bluetooth to it.
Now, I know the deep idle CPU state is usefull for listening to MP3 on the phone while screen is off, but since I need to stream my music via Bluetooth, I won't be able to reach top=off.
The question : Is there a notable advantage in power consumption with DIDLE TOP=on compared to Deep Sleep when listening to MP3s ?
I can't test it at the moment as my current kernel (Slim's default) doesn't support deep idle.
finally i got my htc one. when i was trying to play full hd videos, it failed even after i put /sdcard/libffmpeg.so inside, it flashed out. the version of "libffmpeg.so" is not compatible with htc one? anyone has solution? thanks.
guopengzhu said:
finally i got my htc one. when i was trying to play full hd videos, it failed even after i put /sdcard/libffmpeg.so inside, it flashed out. the version of "libffmpeg.so" is not compatible with htc one? anyone has solution? thanks.
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Try MX Player. On my One, it plays everything what you throw on it. Activate HW+ decoder, butter-smooth playback of 1080p content, great batt life (get about 7h playback time from internal memory in battery saver mode with auto brightness).
rockd0gg said:
Try MX Player. On my One, it plays everything what you throw on it. Activate HW+ decoder, butter-smooth playback of 1080p content, great batt life (get about 7h playback time from internal memory in battery saver mode with auto brightness).
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Doesn't auto brightness drain more battery? Why not set the brightness to a user set one?
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Doesn't auto brightness drain more battery? Why not set the brightness to a user set one?
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It would drain more if it sets the screen brighter than you would manually, for me it is pretty accurate. Played with the brightness bar in MX Player - you can set the screen darker than the minimum auto brightness level there, yes, but then you need to manually readjust all the time when you change environment lighting. That's why I chose auto brightness, it plays back my video content with the same brightness of the rest of the UI.
Anyways, with manual you might even squeeze some more minutes out of the battery but I am already very impressed by the screen-on time, video and audio quality when playing back HD content. My battery stats say the phone consumes an average of 260mA during playback (3G 4 bars, auto brightness, power saver, 40% volume on builtin speakers).
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It would drain more if it sets the screen brighter than you would manually, for me it is pretty accurate. Played with the brightness bar in MX Player - you can set the screen darker than the minimum auto brightness level there, yes, but then you need to manually readjust all the time when you change environment lighting. That's why I chose auto brightness, it plays back my video content with the same brightness of the rest of the UI.
Anyways, with manual you might even squeeze some more minutes out of the battery but I am already very impressed by the screen-on time, video and audio quality when playing back HD content. My battery stats say the phone consumes an average of 260mA during playback (3G 4 bars, auto brightness, power saver, 40% volume on builtin speakers).
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Well auto brightness has never worked for me on all my galaxy devices, maybe I'll have more luck with the One.
The sound quality is amazing on stock 10 except for the relatively low max volume.
I tried 3rd party apps to increase it and even at 40% increase, there's no distortion. So it seems that the stock values are wasting a lot of the speakers potential.
Anyone has an idea about editing these values to achieve 40-50% increase in output?
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ASMstudent said:
The sound quality is amazing on stock 10 except for the relatively low max volume.
I tried 3rd party apps to increase it and even at 40% increase, there's no distortion. So it seems that the stock values are wasting a lot of the speakers potential.
Anyone has an idea about editing these values to achieve 40-50% increase in output?
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Would love to know too