QUOTE(usucx @ Jan 5 2012, 10:23 AM)
Guys,
How to update the firmware version to 2.3.6? i'm using stock rom. Tried checking new updates from SGN settings but it say no updates available..so need to update through kies air?
Thanks
You have to use USB connection. Using Kies Air via Wi-Fi is not allowed for updating firmware.
QUOTE(entaro @ Jan 5 2012, 11:24 AM)
Ok guys, I confirm a bug, at least on my Note... maybe it's a firmware bug...if you set your phone to GSM only (means you are on EDGE).. you will get out of service error when calling and receiving call.. Maybe you guys can help to test out...
Go to Settings > Wireless and Network > Mobile Networks > Network Mode... Set it to GSM only.. then try calling... see if you can make successsful connection... I'm on stock ROM with Maxis line...
I'm currently using GSM only on my Note. I can receive and make calls with no problems on Maxis line.
May I ask which area are you located? Once around Ampang road I had this problem of not able to make and receive calls even though I restarted the phone. Perhaps something to do with the availability of network in that area?
QUOTE(entaro @ Jan 5 2012, 11:24 AM)
Don't use stock video player... I'm surprised it can play the mkv file... btw, are you sure you can copy it to your SD card.... it has to be less than 4GB file becasue of FAT32 restriction...
if you want... try MX or Dice player..
I've been using stock player to watch 720p files. Not 2 hour length ones but 1 hour TV series. I forward backwards and quite a bit and out of 10 times I do it, 1 time it will hang. I think I also face this problem when I playback mkv files on my quad core HTPC although less often. Something like once out of 50 times.
QUOTE(Positron @ Jan 5 2012, 11:49 AM)
Really??
My S2 also can play 1080p blue ray movies..
I have no complains about the playback, it's buttery smooth..
Only the fast forwarding part is a problem..
But what I noticed, not sure whether it's the processors limitations or the hardware's limitations..
Anything below 4Gb can fast forward even though its 1080p blue ray...
But above 4Gb, it seems to be unable to fast forward...
The same story goes with the Galaxy S2..
I am now waiting for the S3, hopefully Samsung will do something about it..

With 4GB file, you're testing the limits of the not so efficient FAT32 file system which is still being used by S2 / Note.
QUOTE(cwtien @ Jan 5 2012, 12:41 PM)
Confirmed that, was around in V2 or V3 of this thread. Just switch to Auto (GSM/WCDMA). GSM connectivity is terrible.
I think it depends on where you are located.