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[Q] Search Live wallpaper topic

Good evening everyone,
I want a live wallpaper, let me explain:

On this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2676327

A bootanimation is available for download, I seek only the first screenshot, but as a live wallpaper and without the bar where there wrote there "Jarvis".

Thank you in advance for your answer, I hope to find it :)

Autumn Leaves on Water Live Wallpaper missing after update to Lollipop? topic

Hey everyone

I just updated my M8 (stock, no root) to Lollipop, and I noticed the Live Wallpaper with the leaves on the water is missing. Is there any way I can download it from somewhere and add it again? Do you guys have it?

Thanks!

[EXPERIMENTAL] Unofficial CM12 for WeTek Play with Kodi & TVH Live TV topic

Release notes

This build includes a totally new kernel and Amlogic code based on their latest SDK, and I took the chance to get rid of Amlogic DVB drivers and use those from WeTek Play's OpenELEC build; by doing this I am able to run DVBAPI apps like Tvheadend.
Kodi Live TV support under Android was one of the most requested features, this experimental build allows you to run Lollipop and Kodi Live TV (WeTek Theater is no longer supported with the provided drivers).

The new 3.10 kernel brings OMX support as well (Android libstagefright media decoding), while Amlogic's prebuilt libraries work very good on KitKat (in case I can do a CM11 build with this kernel) they don't work at all with Lollipop so just consider it broken, for more info you can read the release notes of this rom.
Just to be sure to have a good media experience use Kodi, I ran all my tests running the "14.1 RC beta" dated 12 Jan, that you can find here (this is a flashable zip and, in case you don't wanna sideload the apk you can just flash it and at boot it should be automatically installed), anyway feel free to experiment with nightlies, etc.

Now I will give you some details on how to configure Tvheadend, if you already know what to do you can skip this section.

Tvheadend will run automatically at boot and you can access to it from a web browser (even from a different device, you are not forced to do it from the box) at http://wetek_ip_address:9981

From this WebUI click "Configuration" -> "DVB Inputs" -> "Networks" and add a new Network according to the type of tuner you have (for example I created a DVB-S network called "Hotbird" and assigned the E13.0 pre-defined muxes, just pay attention that they are not bleeding edge updated so if you don't find a channel you might have to insert manually the transponder by looking at frequencies on sites like kingofsat or lyngsat).

After that go to "TV Adapters", click the link with a folder icon showing your adapter's name (if you're running the dual DVB-S2 tuner you will see two of them, #1 is the input closer to the edge of the box, while #0 the one closer to the rear usb ports), and click "Enabled", configure the eventual parameters (DiseqC, Unicable, etc.) and save the settings.
Go to the option right under the adapter name, assign it to the network that you have created and configure the eventual parameters.

Now go back to "Networks", after a couple of minutes you should see the "Scan Q length" lowering its value, when in reaches 0 everything has been scanned and you can proceed mapping the channels from "Services" section.

For further instructions, here you can find a tutorial to show you how to configure the DVB-S tuner, and here one for the DVB-S tuner.

Before leaving the configuration go to "Recordings" and set a "Recording System Path" pointing it to your external storage (on my roms it will be "/storage/sdcard1" for the MicroSD, "/storage/usbdisk0" for the lower rear usb port, "/storage/usbdisk1" for the upper rear usb port and "/storage/usbdisk2" for the side usb port).
Not doing that will drive Kodi's Tvheadend client plugin crazy trying to determine the available space for recordings.

Now you can launch Kodi, go to its settings, enable Live TV and select the "Tvheadend backend".

Remember that this is still something EXPERIMENTAL

Like the other Lollipop buils, remember, this is not a bug, but a consequence of the switch to art from dalvik: first boot, updates and apps installation will take longer; this happens because art compiles the apk and does not work like dalvik that was using a just-in-time approach (so expect almost 10 minutes for the first boot and future upgrades)


First install instructions

* As really first thing get this CWM recovery, unrar it and copy "recovery.img" to a MicroSD.
* Power off your device and unplug the AC power cord.
* Get the latest available ROM and GAPPS version from the links below and copy them to a MicroSD card.
* Now insert the MicroSD card in your STB.
* Plug the AC power cord while you keep pressed the little reset pinhole (located on the bottom of the device) for 10 seconds (just count slowly to ten and it will be good).
* Once the device has booted to recovery perform a factory reset and flash the ROM's zip for first followed by the GAPPS zip.
* Reboot and enjoy CyanogenMOD.



Update instructions

* If you're coming from the "regular", not "experimental" build of CM12, please follow the "First install instructions"
* Get the latest available ROM and GAPPS version from the links below and copy them to a MicroSD card.
* Now insert the MicroSD card in your STB.
* Enable "Developer options" following this tutorial and from it enable the "Reboot to recovery" option.
* Bring up power menu by keeping pressed the power button on the STB for a couple of seconds (or pushing F4 if you have a keyboard plugged in) and select "Reboot -> recovery".
* Once the device has booted to recovery flash the ROM's zip for first followed by the GAPPS zip.
* Reboot and enjoy your updated CyanogenMOD.



Downloads

* ROM 2015-01-28
* GAPPS 2015-01-07 (LITE)

[Q] Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Live Demo Unit SM-N910X Help Needed topic

Dear All experts i have a SM-910X Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Live Demo Unit. It flashes every thing like pics nd videos in it after every 3 hours automatically. can u guys help?
Also the Retail mode is constantly running which i have tried everything to stop but couldnt kindly help me thanks...

[Live Wallpaper][Free Download] Dota2 Live Wallpaper Antimage topic

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Updates:
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[GUIDE][FREE] Making a live wallpaper that reacts to music with ZERO programming topic

Hey everyone, I've been a long time lurker on the XDA forums, but I recently discovered something really cool last night that I wanted to share.

This is my first how-to guide, so please be gentle. ;)

I've found an easy way to make a live wallpaper that reacts to music, all without needing to do any programming. I basically stumbled upon it by accident while trying to debug my own app (will do a full write up of it later because that is an interesting story), but the tl;dr of it is that there's a trivially easy way to repurpose the GlowHeadphones Live Wallpaper app into showing any image that you want and make it react to your songs.



Steps to try what I made:

1. Install the GlowHeadphones Live Wallpaper app (play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ly.glowbrilliant.lwp).

2. Download the attached zip, unzip it, and put the "glow" directory into /sdcard/glow/ on your Android device. Simplest way would be something like:
cd DIRECTORY_CONTAINING_UNZIPPED_GLOW
adb push glow /sdcard/glow/

3. On your Android device, go to live wallpaper settings and re-select Glow as your live wallpaper to trigger it to reload. Instead of the normal spinning circles wallpaper, you'll get my version. When there are beats in the music, you'll see the black/white Android image light up into green. Here's a video of it: dropbox.com/s/fnlpnl1cl7yefrb/VID_20150124_110511.mp4




Steps to make your own:

1. Change the contents inside the "glow" directory into what you want.

2. Push to device, reload wallpaper, and enjoy!



The key to making your own wallpaper is to have two images, a bottom layer and a top layer. You define these inside custom.xml. The bottom layer is what is shown when there is no music/no beat playing. The top layer is what fades in when it detects a beat. You can control how much it fades by setting minAlpha and maxAlpha (number between 0.0 and 1.0).



Important things to note:
1. custom.xml MUST be put under /sdcard/glow/custom.xml
2. You can put the images anywhere, but you need to make sure to put the full path into custom.xml. For sanity, I recommend just putting the images directly inside /sdcard/glow/
3. Technically you can put more than 2 layers and have them have different min/max alphas so they fade in differently. I haven't made anything good yet with that, but I did try and it seems to work.


This is only scratching the surface of what's possible to mod in this wallpaper. I'm still trying to work out everything and I'll post more as I figure it out, but being able to trivially make a music visualzing live wallpaper is pretty damn cool and I wanted to share. :)




Backstory for anyone who is interested:
I had installed the Glow live wallpaper because I thought having a wallpaper that reacted to music but done with a material design-ish style was pretty cool and missed the original spectrum live wallpaper from stock Android way back when. While poring over adb logcat to debug an issue with my own app, I noticed two interesting lines:

I/ActivityManager( 250): Start proc ly.glowbrilliant.lwp:ly.glowbrilliant.lwp.wallpape rservice for service ly.glowbrilliant.lwp/.GlowWallpaperService: pid=13656 uid=10066 gids={1028}
W/System.err(13656): java.io.FileNotFoundException: /sdcard/glow/custom.xml: open failed: ENOENT (No such file or directory)

This was strange, the wallpaper was working fine. But what was this "custom.xml" file it was trying to open up? I pulled the apk off my phone and decompiled it and found that there was xml parsing logic for loading a completely custom wallpaper! I tried some of the tags and attributes, and voila, next thing I knew, I had a fully working music wallpaper that was customized with images I had picked.

Will write this up in more detail later - right now I have to stop procrastinating and get back to my original bug, lol.

Attached Files

glow.zip - [Click for QR Code] (720.8 KB)