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Help Real HDMI is gone from market...

You still need it for anything outside the gallery. Unfortunately from another site:

gman said:
NOTICE: 9/22/2010
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With Froyo hitting the Droid X today its appears that good old motorola/verizon have mucked things up. They have a bug in the HDMI driver that is causing it to not shutdown properly. Which causes Real HDMI to leave your phone in an odd state.

I have removed Real HDMI from the marketplace untill I get a working version for Android 2.2. The good news is I have figured a way to get around the problem. The bad news for me is its a pain and is going to take some debugging. I hope to have it back on the market place and a nice froyo friendly version available very soon.

Source: Real HDMI - Control HDMI Port on your Droid X
 
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Are you ever going to be able to get it where it can run in the background?

Depends what you mean about run in the background.

Right now the app can start up and you can configure it for tilt on/off Real HDMI - Control HDMI Port on your Droid X
and then hit the home button. Navigate where you want to go, then do the tilt on/off thing. App will sit in the background running and allow you to turn on/off at will why you navigate around. The App is getting closer to being a service/widget type of thing but that is an ongoing project as I rewrite things to better seperate interface from control.
If you are running an agressive application killer that kill apps that are in the background then real hdmi tends to get killed unless you exclude it.

If what you mean by background is having screen frozen on the LCD display while stuff is going on with the TV. The phone can only control one display at a time, what ends up on the LCD is what is last displayed in the LCD buffer when HDMI gets turned on. Using the tilt on/off method in the link above you can selectivly "freeze" what you want on the LCD screen by turning HDMI ON/OFF via one of the sensor methods. (such as tilt)

FYI: Link above is my main support thread/forum. I try to check in on other forums but am always monitoring the one on droidxforums.
 
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