Jernej Virag
Jernej Virag
Hmm, I do have Boxee set to "RGB High", but when XBMC starts directly after boot that setting isn't applied.
This looks really really promising for less headaches in the source. (I'd archive the Linux binary before Google notices and removes it though :P )
Can you paste `CarSensorEvent.a(byte[], int)` (the method, not the field) so we see how they transform the number?
Also, some additions about location data: latitude, longtitude seem to be multiplied by 1e7 and then converted to int. Accuracy is multiplied by 1e3, altitude 1e2, speed 1e3 and bearing...
So, basically, if decimal latitude from GPS is `46.0552778`, the actual number encoded into message should be `460552778 `. If current speed is `112.12 km/h`, the number sent should be...
Also, NanoPB http://koti.kapsi.fi/~jpa/nanopb/ seems to be a simpler more lightweight option for a C PB lib :)
Ahh, nice, the proto definitions make code significantly more bareable :D
@lmagder can you do a quick test on your branch? Set all input (audio) and the video channel property "available_in_call" to "false" and try if phone calls still get kicked...
@lmagder hmm, your build refuses to recognise my Pixel XL on USB, kinda just dies with "MISMATCH". ``` Got gdk_screen_get_monitor_scale_factor() == 2.000000 iusb_vendor_get vendor: 0x05ac device: 0x226e4f0 iusb_vendor_get vendor: 0x18d1...
Yeah, no problem, just wanted to rebase my sensors stuff so we don't duplicate work :) The issue seems to be in bulk transfer code, for some reason the first...