Does anyone know if having tversity on their fileshare helps any? I haven't checked Tversity in while so I don't know if it's added Android support yet.
I'm not as much as a tech guy as most of you, so my knowledge is limited.
The S7 is supposed to be DLNA compliant, so it should be visible to your your local network. I havent' figured out how to turn this feature on, nor do I know if it needs to be "turned on" or not, but I haven't really spent a lot of time trying either.
On a different note, and to my knowledge we're talking apples and oranges here, I HAVE installled Orbfree on my S7, and it does successfully stream both audio and video over both WIFI and 3G. The caveat is that I already use orblive on my Iphone, and have always been satisfied by the video quality. But on the S7 the video quality is lacking, and I'm not sure why. I know it isn't the encodes, as those are high quality
I also don't know if it's the fact that I'm using orbfree, as opposed to orblive. Perhaps they cripple the quality in orbfree, although that wouldn't make much sense. I'm just relutant to drop $10 on an app if the video quality is substandard.
I also know that it's not the S7 itself, as streamed video from apps like tv.com look very good.
Whoa I just noticed this right now! So apparently you have to remove the battery cover and then you'll find this small clear plastic film on the camera lense. Thanks a lot guys!
I haven't tried it myself but if you use the overclocked kernel (link below) it only supports the front camera and is reported to fix fring. Apparently, the kernal comes from a european model that only has a front camera. Some of the european roms would probably work too. Looking forward to trying this myself. Compelling use of the tablet if it works. http://www.androidtablets.net/forum...-how-overclock-thanks-googoane.html#post26789