Apache WM6 Kitchen CE OS 5.2.1908 (Build 18508.0.7.0) 071108_1 Bugs/Patches

[edufur]

so when you say you put the oemizer in the menu, is there something i should be seeing? because i dont see it.

[Trident]

Originally Posted by edufur

so when you say you put the oemizer in the menu, is there something i should be seeing? because i dont see it.

OEMizer is in the Tools folder of the Kitchen.

[Kolano]

Originally Posted by edufur

so when you say you put the oemizer in the menu, is there something i should be seeing? because i dont see it.

This should go to the BuildOS thread.

It should be the first Image Converter item, but things were slightly mis-configured. Fixed BuildOS_config.txt now available.

[spetrillo]

Is anyone seeing a skipping condition with music coming from a SD card in the kitchen? It seems the first 5 secs of most songs has the skipping condition and then it settles down. Maybe its the retrieval from the SD card? I am not using a Bluetooth headset to listen, just a std wired headset.

Is there anything I can do to pump up the volume on the phone also?

Thanks,
Steve

[luv2chill]

Originally Posted by spetrillo

Is anyone seeing a skipping condition with music coming from a SD card in the kitchen? It seems the first 5 secs of most songs has the skipping condition and then it settles down. Maybe its the retrieval from the SD card? I am not using a Bluetooth headset to listen, just a std wired headset.

Is there anything I can do to pump up the volume on the phone also?

Thanks,
Steve

This is caused by you selecting the SDHC driver when you built your ROM. As it turns out some registry entries need to be adjusted to slow the transfer rate down to prevent the skipping. Verizonguy has figured out the necessary entries and posted them in the Bugs thread before this one (071107_2). If you're comfortable editing the registry you can do that yourself. If not, those changes will be in the next build of the kitchen.

Or, if you don't have a SDHC card, then build instead with the SD-only drivers and this problem won't occur.

[lightsail]

Originally Posted by luv2chill

This is caused by you selecting the SDHC driver when you built your ROM. As it turns out some registry entries need to be adjusted to slow the transfer rate down to prevent the skipping. Verizonguy has figured out the necessary entries and posted them in the Bugs thread before this one (071107_2). If you're comfortable editing the registry you can do that yourself. If not, those changes will be in the next build of the kitchen.

Or, if you don't have a SDHC card, then build instead with the SD-only drivers and this problem won't occur.

Where can I find the correct entries found by Verizonguy? Thanks.

[luv2chill]

Originally Posted by lightsail

Where can I find the correct entries found by Verizonguy? Thanks.

"Verizonguy has figured out the necessary entries and posted them in the Bugs thread before this one (071107_2)."

Ah screw it... here ya go:

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showpost.p...2&postcount=24

[verizonguy]

Originally Posted by luv2chill

Ah screw it... here ya go:

rofl

[verizonguy]

• Problems sending MMS on Sprint?
  
  

  Originally Posted by scotbotmosh

  upon sending the MMS message I recieve an error that my message could not be sent. I use Sprint

  
  
  

  Originally Posted by zachspda

  Under server configuration in mms you need to change mms.sprintpcs.com to 63.215.195.152 leave the rest the same

Being dependent upon a numeric IP isn't a great idea. Here is an updated hostname for you instead: pcs-mmsc.sun3.lightsurf.net

[dc]

Originally Posted by verizonguy

Being dependent upon a numeric IP isn't a great idea. Here is an updated hostname for you instead: pcs-mmsc.sun3.lightsurf.net

Changing mms.sprintpcs.com to pcs-mmsc.sun3.lightsurf.net didn't work for me, but changing to 63.215.195.152 works.