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2012-12-23
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Originally Posted by Dragoss91
i believe you know about "try it at your own risk" sentence..
now thanks to nitdroid after listening a song on youtube , my speaker is almost totally damaged , even nokia tune sounds very choppy .... Great quality , nokia .
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2012-12-23
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first time ive ever heard something like this happened tbh
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2012-12-23
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So how come Nokia gets the short end.of the stick when you running Nitroid and **** happens
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2012-12-23
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Dragoss91,
Are you sure it wasn't some sort of hardware fault that co-incidentally appeared just after using NiTDroid? Personally I don't see how a software can damage hardware...
Are you sure it wasn't some sort of hardware fault that co-incidentally appeared just after using NiTDroid? Personally I don't see how a software can damage hardware...
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2012-12-23
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Originally Posted by thedead1440
Easily, if you load the speaker(s) with more than it can handle. Too low frequency and/or too high volume.
Dragoss91,
Are you sure it wasn't some sort of hardware fault that co-incidentally appeared just after using NiTDroid? Personally I don't see how a software can damage hardware...
EDIT:
Though I don't see that as Nokia fault
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2012-12-23
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Originally Posted by freemangordon
But since NiTDroid is just Android and Android does have user volume controls to not exceed a very high volume it can get damaged that easily?
Easily, if you load the speaker(s) with more than it can handle. Too low frequency and/or too high volume.
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2012-12-23
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Originally Posted by thedead1440
And why you are sure *droid has the appropriate parameters for N9 in its highpass filters?
But since NiTDroid is just Android and Android does have user volume controls to not exceed a very high volume it can get damaged that easily?
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2012-12-23
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Originally Posted by freemangordon
Hmmm... Just assumed e-yes would have done so but yeah its just an assumption and quite likely then
And why you are sure *droid has the appropriate parameters for N9 in its highpass filters?
Note to self: Don't ever exceed 50% volume when on NiTDroid
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2012-12-23
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Originally Posted by thedead1440
I am almost sure e-yes haven't had access to those algos/params, IDK for n9, but on n900 those are in closed binaries.
Hmmm... Just assumed e-yes would have done so but yeah its just an assumption and quite likely then
Note to self: Don't ever exceed 50% volume when on NiTDroid
BTW I don't say it is Nitdroid to blame, it could be coincidence as well, but there is possibility to "blow your speakers" by SW means
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