[damonp335i]

I just don't use android and never have so I don't know anything about OTG compatibility or any of that stuff.. All I know is a galaxy s5 works and that's all I've seen work thus far

[JasW]

Originally Posted by ZTUNER

Seems like way too much work for a tune. This stuff should be easier..

It is if you are an Android user with anything even remotely approaching a current phone. If you are an Apple user using the neighbor's kid's old Android tablet or your girlfriend's phone, it might not seem or be easy for whatever reason. But I have to tell you, this is by far the easiest way to flash a tune, and to data log. Hands f-ing down. Then again, I've been an Android user for a while . . . .

[tc535i]

Originally Posted by damonp335i

I just don't use android and never have so I don't know anything about OTG compatibility or any of that stuff.. All I know is a galaxy s5 works and that's all I've seen work thus far

I've used my s6, nexus 5, and shitty "dragon touch m8" tablet. all have mhd and jb4 loaded and work fine.

[damonp335i]

Originally Posted by CanadianTSi

Willing to bet your old android device doesn't support OTG. Has nothing to do with MHD.

I know its not MHD's fault its just frustrating trying to get a phone that is capable of this. I don't know much about androids and OTG, etc.

Originally Posted by V8bait

OTG on android has been around for ages on some devices and has been blocked by OEMs and manufactures on others. Sometimes custom firmware enables OTG support, basically you may be able to fix it by rooting the phone and flashing a kernel/ROM that has OTG support (aka USB host mode). Oftentimes tethering and sdcard support is disabled at the kernel level too for various dumb reasons typically based on the provider. Stay away from old Verizon phones.

Thanks I just want the cheapest phone that has OTG support that I can buy just to log with. LMK if you have any ideas/suggestions!

Originally Posted by ZTUNER

Seems like way too much work for a tune. This stuff should be easier..

It is easy when you have the right hardware.. I've been an apple user forever and this is about the only thing that I will ever use an android for.. sucks that they don't have iOS support yet.

[willzim]

This is a really poorly named thread

[damonp335i]

Originally Posted by willzim

This is a really poorly named thread

I agree I wish I could change it

Edit: I made it really quickly as this was happening so I was just looking for a quick reply at the time that might help me with my problem.. I apologize if it's misleading