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Transmitter or An automatic weighter for Diamond?

Hey mates, really appreciate that forum. It's very useful. I have an idea... Is it possible to use our Diamond like a transmitter for iPod? Or is there any program that we can use to check the weight of something?
Thanks in advance.
Best wishes.
JS.

Transmitter, how would that be possible without any built in FM transmitter? If that´s what you thought?
How do you want to weight anything with the Dimamond? That´s not possible!

Well there is FM Radio and i thought that it is possible to be done something like this. Well it's just an idea...If someone can realize it it will be very nice I think...

*ironic on*and if the camera-diod would be usable as a flashlight this will be also very nice*ironic off*
It's just not working, the FM Radio is a reciver no transmitter and won't be turned into one by software
(Well: HTC implemented a Multitouch surface and didn't really used it, maybe they also implemented a FM transmiter and don't told us
In this case it would be possible^^)

This is almost a good as the post about a program to charge the battery

fredfox_uk said:
This is almost a good as the post about a program to charge the battery
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+1000
I was gonna say the some

kikakeule said:
*ironic on*and if the camera-diod would be usable as a flashlight this will be also very nice*ironic off*
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I don't want to be bad, but I have a KS20, and the camera LED flash CAN be used as a flashlight (volume down with phone on standby).
Quite a useful feature, also.
I'm changing for a Touch Pro, which doesn't have that!

FM transmitters are technicaly illegal in many european countries, but that is irrelevant since it doesnt have one, and what exactly was you thinking the phone can do to weigh something?

dazza9075 said:
FM transmitters are technicaly illegal in many european countries, but that is irrelevant since it doesnt have one, and what exactly was you thinking the phone can do to weigh something?
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Maybe if someone wrote a little app to monitor the accelerometer as the object was dropped on it... I'm not going to volunteer for that one, though...
Clint

If the display can measure pressure-strength it should be possible to a small degree.

Well I just like the idea, I know that's not possible, but I'm trying to think for useful things without realization.

Hmm, whos going to volunteer their diamond for the max load test on that one then?

Hey guys,
I have attached the FM transmitter CAB, it is the version used on Eten Pocket PC Phones.
I tested it on my phone - it runs but messes up all other sounds such as ring tones and musics etc.
It doesn't do anything probably because the device lacks some transmitter hardware?
It is russian a version but that doesn't matter - you need to install both files to be able to run it.
Wish someone could make it work!!!

*SOLVED* [Q] FM radio?

The official HTC specs page doesn't list FM radio, but then it doesn't list it as a feature for other phones which have FM radio and the HTC FM radio app either.
Does anyone have a screenshot of the HTC system apps for the HTC One showing an FM radio app?
I know all about internet radio... just interested here if FM radio is built in or not, thanks.

Nerd_bloke said:
The official HTC specs page doesn't list FM radio, but then it doesn't list it as a feature for other phones which have FM radio and the HTC FM radio app either.
Does anyone have a screenshot of the HTC system apps for the HTC One showing an FM radio app?
I know all about internet radio... just interested here if FM radio is built in or not, thanks.
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It does have FM Radio
if you look at this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sWkcGT2Uvk and pause at 2:18 you'll see fm radio in the fourth row, left hand corner

R89SONY said:
It does have FM Radio
if you look at this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sWkcGT2Uvk and pause at 2:18 you'll see fm radio in the fourth row, left hand corner
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but I thought if the phone have LTE then don't have radio
anyway is glad to hear that it got radio

XeactorZ said:
but I thought if the phone have LTE then don't have radio
anyway is glad to hear that it got radio
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All HTC android Phones have FM Radios
Sony and HTC tend to make FM Radio a regular app on all their phone while samsung on the other hand tend to make it only available on their flagship phones.

can anyone ask HTC directly about FM or any official information to confirm 'FM Radio'?

onlinejobwork said:
can anyone ask HTC directly about FM or any official information to confirm 'FM Radio'?
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Yes it does have a fm radio, I have played with one and secondly I posted a video at the top of this page that shows the HTC One does have Fm radio

Just watch any video shoeing the htc one. I saw something called FM radio.
Sometimes I look before I ask
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Riyal said:
All HTC android Phones have FM Radios
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Almost all. There's a few that don't (in hardware), like these:
- HTC Droid DNA.
- HTC Desire CDMA / BravoC
- HTC Rezound ADR6425LVW Verizon (Vigor)
- HTC Rhyme ADR6330VW Verizon "blissc" shows negative to 0 RSSI.
- HTC Magic (Sapphire), T-Mobile myTouch 3G, NTT docomo HT-03A
- HTC Dream, T-Mobile G1, Era G1.
Then there are some US carrier variants that don't officially support it but that apps can enable, such as the AT&T OneX(L) LTE.
Sprint supposedly has a deal with the US FM broadcasters to get $10 grand ransom per year out of each of them. See my post here for some details: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=36567961&postcount=5154
Other carriers might also enable if they get paid off, or may keep disabled as long as negotiations aren't fruitful.

Is it avaliable only in europe or usa too? Like alot of times there is FM radio on the European models but the usa models get it disabled by hardware...

ross1998 said:
Is it avaliable only in europe or usa too? Like alot of times there is FM radio on the European models but the usa models get it disabled by hardware...
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The app us there for international versions. But disabled for the us versions most likely. Hardware should be the same so a custom ROM will probably get it to work
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R89SONY said:
Yes it does have a fm radio, I have played with one and secondly I posted a video at the top of this page that shows the HTC One does have Fm radio
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When you say played with one, have you checked the actual usability through headphones? Decent reception, for instance.

EDIT: Wait a minute. Nobody has this phone yet, right ? When somebody gets one, please send me a debug log. Or if you see the chips identified in an article somewhere, please post. A ROM dump would also help answer some questions.
If somebody with a (preferably rooted) HTC One would send me a debug log from my FM app, I could tell you more about the FM chip, and the prospects for enabling FM on stock ROMs with no FM app or custom ROMs.
Free version of my app is here: http://d-h.st/9Ck . Use Menu-> Test-> Email-> Logs and press Send after 20 seconds.
My hope is that the One uses the standard Qualcomm reference design with a WCD93xx audio chip and WCN36xx FM/Bt/WiFi/etc combination chip. This is a very nice, pretty much fully digital combination with a lot of power and capabilities, that will likely take some time to fully appreciate and enable. IE, it's IMO the architecture of "tomorrow"/2013-2014. It will be very interesting to see if the Galaxy S4 uses this architecture, for the US, rest of the world, or world-wide.
And ideally, stock ROMs with no FM app will contain the Qualcomm FM framework files needed to enable FM without root.

I had a quick look at the Android_Revolution_HD-One_2.0 ROM and see FM_Radio.apk and the widget and support files etc.
I tried running the APK on my OneX LTE with the latest AT&T JB and it crashed due to some missing widget code.
I'm not entirely positive, but it appears the audio is Qualcomm WCD93xx and the Bluetooth is Broadcom BCM4335.
I'm guessing the Broadcom chip is the source of the FM, and not a Qualcomm WCN36xx BT/WiFi/FM chip.

Yes, the ATT version has the FM radio. In fact, the only reason I got this phone was so I would never be without in
Severe storms. I then installed a custom rom just in case art force pushed an update an brick my device. Only problem
I've run into is some market apps are incompatible with my device now. I'd file a bug report with Viperxl
But I'm not allowed. Just hope the update fixes it.

Fliptod said:
Only problem
I've run into is some market apps are incompatible with my device now.
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I think that's usually due to ro.product.device in /system/build.prop .

So I can fix it by editing that file?
EDIT: Value returns Evita

Fliptod said:
So I can fix it by editing that file?
EDIT: Value returns Evita
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lol you're on a wrong forum buddy
Evita I think is HTC One X or XL not sure but this is HTC One.

HTC One M8 can do FM radio
I am using the HTC One M8 by Verizon. FM Radio was not installed.
On another site I discovered that other carriers use the NextRadio app. At first, the NextRadio app wouldn't Install because it is not allowed on my Verizon phone.
So, I found the APK on internet.
From the website I downloaded the file to my Verizon HTC M8. Using a file manager, I located the file on phone, tapped it, and it installed with no problem
I am listening to the FM radio as I type this.
Attached copy of the file.
regards from Marla

my htc one model HTC6500L phone has fm app and it scans for signal but not working(no signal) what is the solution

no fm radio after upgrading to cm10

hi, i was using galaxy tab p1000 with default os, some days ago i upgrded to cm 10.1 using cdesai's md, but now i cant see any fm radio option in my tab, please help

There isn't a fm radio chip in your tab.
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but in stock version i was able to tune fm radion there was an option for it, i tried spirit unlocked it it gives nothing

neteater said:
but in stock version i was able to tune fm radion there was an option for it, i tried spirit unlocked it it gives nothing
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Are you sure you're not confusing this for an Internet Radio stream? Cause the GT-P1000 NEVER had FM Radio as part of its Spec.
As such it can never receive such Signals.

The GT-P1000 model doesn't have fm radio, I think the radio you have It's a Insternet Radio, try downloading Tune In Radio from the Google Play Store!!!
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Internet* The app has a free and a paid version...
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The other option is that you are on a different model of device because GT-P1000 doesm't have fm radio
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seems like we are all wrong.
The BCM4329 chip has a FM receiver.
http://www.broadcom.com/products/Bluetooth/Bluetooth-RF-Silicon-and-Software-Solutions/BCM4329
But there isn't a firmware for it in Samsung devices.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=837691
unless the OP's original firmware really has it.
One in the above thread said a shop demo firmware has FM Radio app in it.

Well its not like I was expecting any miracles to happen, but I did discover something relevant IMHO.
I was planing on switching from the standard XXJPZ Baseband (modem.bin) to VJJR2 (modem.bin), as I hear tale that its:
a) More Battery friendlier then XXJPZ
b) Faster more stable then XXJPZ
Now I don't know if any of that will actually pan out though. Early tests have proven to me that I still have both Data and Voice with this modem.bin. On the plus side the Voice Volume is now fixed at a 100% Hopefully that alone will fix the pitifully low volume in my Navigon App,
Now to the relevant part of this Post. Again I wasn't expecting much to happen. But, I decided to download SpritFM anyway, and of course it crashed pretty hard on XXJPZ. Basically it gave me the standard "No FM found" Error in that cryptic way only SpritFM can do so well.
Now that I updated that modem.bin File however I'm no longer receiving those Messages. The App (on the face of it...), seems to be working now. The problem is I'm still not getting anything.
Most likely an Antenna Problem me thinks. Shame I know jack all when it gets down to the Silicon Level. Cause I think this might just have worked otherwise.

Ichijoe said:
But, I decided to download SpritFM anyway, and of course it crashed pretty hard on XXJPZ. Basically it gave me the standard "No FM found" Error in that cryptic way only SpritFM can do so well.
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LOL.
Firmware is very rarely an obstacle to real over the air FM radio.
99.9% of the time, the problem is that the FM/BT/WiFi combo chip FM antenna pins are not connected anywhere useful, which is usually through a few cheap components to the wired headset jack.
Usually the FM antenna pins are grounded, quite purposely, which absolutely and completely kills any chance of picking up any signal.

[Q] fm radio

Hi all
Help me please to find any way to play offline fm radio on my nexus 6
Thanks

zamlkawy said:
Hi all
Help me please to find any way to play offline fm radio on my nexus 6
Thanks
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Nexus 6 does not support FM radio, sorry.

Evolution_Freak said:
Nexus 6 does not support FM radio, sorry.
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That is not entirely correct. The factory sysimage does not expose access to fm radio, but the hardware does have it, and it should be possible to enable. May require kernel modification.
Note that motoxpro (chinese market, exactly the same hardware just not "nexus") does expose fmradio.

doitright said:
That is not entirely correct. The factory sysimage does not expose access to fm radio, but the hardware does have it, and it should be possible to enable. May require kernel modification.
Note that motoxpro (chinese market, exactly the same hardware just not "nexus") does expose fmradio.
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Thank you for the clarification! :good:

doitright said:
That is not entirely correct. The factory sysimage does not expose access to fm radio, but the hardware does have it, and it should be possible to enable. May require kernel modification.
Note that motoxpro (chinese market, exactly the same hardware just not "nexus") does expose fmradio.
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The chip supports it, there's no evidence there's an antenna or anything else that would make it actually work.
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akellar said:
The chip supports it, there's no evidence there's an antenna or anything else that would make it actually work.
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No evidence except for the fact that it exists on the motoxpro. They didn't change the hardware. The antenna is present.

doitright said:
No evidence except for the fact that it exists on the motoxpro. They didn't change the hardware. The antenna is present.
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Cool, since you're so certain make sure to update us when you get it working.
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No additional support is needed to be added to AOSP to allow 3rd party FM apps to work on a phone with the dedicated hardware. 3rd party FM apps do not work because like the nexus 5 and 4, Google did not request FM radio support. We just happen to have a SoC that can support FM but none of the other required hardware.
Moto x pro is not identical

Might explain it.
http://www.npr.org/blogs/alltechcon...io-inside-your-pocket-and-why-you-cant-use-it

rootSU said:
No additional support is needed to be added to AOSP to allow 3rd party FM apps to work on a phone with the dedicated hardware. 3rd party FM apps do not work because like the nexus 5 and 4, Google did not request FM radio support. We just happen to have a SoC that can support FM but none of the other required hardware.
Moto x pro is not identical
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That is absurd. It needs to be enabled at the kernel level, and probably also device configuration (overlays) level. You can't just use hardware when the kernel says "no", no matter what userland applications you install.
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jawmail said:
Might explain it.
http://www.npr.org/blogs/alltechcon...io-inside-your-pocket-and-why-you-cant-use-it
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Well... the argument about it being a "safety" feature is wrong. For a safety feature, you would need AM radio.
FWIW: The phone also has an FM **TRANSMITTER**.

doitright said:
It needs to be enabled at the kernel level, and probably also device configuration (overlays) level.
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Please show me an example of a device that didn't have the FM radio enabled on any variant that got it activated by a "hack". You seem to continuously spout off your opinions as fact with zero proof of anything. Source for this kernel level change needed?

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That is absurd. It needs to be enabled at the kernel level, and probably also device configuration (overlays) level. You can't just use hardware when the kernel says "no", no matter what userland applications you install.
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Well... the argument about it being a "safety" feature is wrong. For a safety feature, you would need AM radio.
FWIW: The phone also has an FM **TRANSMITTER**.
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Again, please provide proof for your claims. Otherwise it appears that you are bouncing back and forth between two threads with the intention of only being argumentative. I would welcome any trusted, documented evidence you might have. By the way, opinions aren't facts. So please back up your claims. Again, have a great day!

Evolution_Freak said:
By the way, opinions aren't facts. So please back up your claims. Again, have a great day!
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I suggest that you heed your own advice. Your opinion is not fact.

doitright said:
I suggest that you heed your own advice. Your opinion is not fact.
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The fact is, that FM radio does not work as is. Yes? I am stating that fact. You are making the claim that it can be enabled by modifying the software. I ask that you provide proof of that claim. Proof on the Nexus 6, not the Nexus one, which you provided an article for in the other thread. This is not the same phone as the Nexus one, obviously. The fact that I'm devoting time to search for FACTS to prove your claims, is baffling to me, as this issue is of no interest to me. I have Google play all access for my music needs. Yet I continue to search. Yes the 805 has native support for FM but without hardware to go with it, it's useless. Answer me this, if you will, why then does the nexus 6 wiki page say no support, along with other reputable android publications who echo the lack of internal hardware support? Again, I welcome evidence that shows otherwise. Until then, I'm done here.

If anyone is interested, this is what Motorola said.
our engineers decided not to include any radio component in the chipset due to this design is not possible to use the FM radio on the phone
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Le 2 : Any chance of enabling FM Radio (Stock Rom- EUI)??

Hello everyone... Though Le 2 is a great phone with a bad UI, but every user must have found out that the phone doesn't have an FM Radio app... So i tried to install the Fm apps of Lenovo and Miui 8 but none of them worked..... So i was thinking if somehow it can be enabled with or without root...Plzzz help guyz cuz FM's my life... Thanks

elements1 said:
hello everyone... Though le 2 is a great phone with a bad ui, but every user must have found out that the phone doesn't have an fm radio app... So i tried to install the fm apps of lenovo and miui 8 but none of them worked..... So i was thinking if somehow it can be enabled with or without root...plzzz help guyz cuz fm's my life... Thanks
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there is no fm hardware present. Impossible task

Saurabh K said:
there is no fm hardware present. Impossible task
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But its Qualcomm Soc... So FM receiver should be available on die..... LeEco can't change the specs na..

elements1 said:
But its Qualcomm Soc... So FM receiver should be available on die..... LeEco can't change the specs na..
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It depends on implementation.Le don't want us to use free contents from FM due to le eco system.

elements1 said:
but its qualcomm soc... So fm receiver should be available on die..... Leeco can't change the specs na..
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i meant, there is no antenna or extension to antenna in form of earphones.

This phone is from a Chinese company, no carrier endorsed, I seriously doubt that they would intensionally stop us from getting fm radio they get nothing out of doing that only carriers that want to charge you for data, but I am definitely positive that this company would leave some hardware out to save a few pennies.
To me I would think having the fm radio as an option would be a good selling option, but what can I tell you, those companies are funny that way.