You have to have the app open to change the volume. Kinda stupid, but its better than what motorola gave us to use haha.
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You have to have the app open to change the volume. Kinda stupid, but its better than what motorola gave us to use haha.
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Press and hold the entry in the list, you will be able to edit it.
It will pre-fill in the call letters if they are available on the station's RDS (of course, you have to be listening to that station long enough for this occur).
You might want to try this version from here (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1345529)
Looks better, and volume can be adjusted from everywhere.
@royolpunk PLEASE read before posting... it's about FM Radio NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOT Internet Radio.
Looks better, and volume can be adjusted from everywhere.
@royolpunk PLEASE read before posting... it's about FM Radio NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOT Internet Radio.
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No. Only for Motorolas and not even all of them. Unless you have the same OMAP 4430 chipset with similar or the same subcomponents/chipsets, it's doubtful.
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5221I found the app for rooted Droid 2's and it works fine on my Droid 3. Go to this page:
droidforums.net/forum/droid-2-hacks/76246-fm-radio-d2.html
Download the zip file and install FMRadio.apk which is in the app folder of the zip archive. You don't need anything else in there. Works fine with no issues, reception seems okay. It allows for 20 presets which you can name and the hardware has some sort of soft mute feature so that instead of hearing static it just gets quieter. It requires headphones to act as the antenna but allows you to switch to the phone's speaker. You could just use a 3.5mm patch cable as an antenna.
Not sure if this is the same app that was posted here or if its older since it was for the Droid 2 but it works fine.
