I installed a nest hello and it works great overall, due to the wiring in my house, I couldn´t install the chime so, I receive the notifications on the phone, but I really wanted to add the chime and announcement feature, so I grabbed one of my raspberry pis and installed the google assistant, which is working now, however if i press the button on the doorbell, i dont hear anything on the raspberry google assistant, which I set as speaker, it does respond to the command for playing the video on the chromecast tv but doesnt chime or make any sound at all.
Does anyone know if this setup is compatible? or is a limitation from google
Notifications are not supported as part of the Google Assistant SDK. The feature table listed in the documentation provides information on what capabilities are included.
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i seem to have someone remotely controlling my device and or spying on my iphone 11 ios 16.3.1.
i’ve found snapkit, fuzi, telemetry under license of firefox focus which i never installe. i do not have a work account or school account on my device so i’m not under any sort of mdm control unless it’s enterprise? i’m not sure how that all works with ios.
please advise.
i’ve looked to make sure there are no work or school account and have looked through a lot of settings and also found app clips on some programs without ability to remove it.
I have some questions for AWS CHime as we wanted to build a video calling application.
If we are using iPad safari and using AWS Chime for video calls can I share my screen during a video call?
For us, it's not working.
Then we tried to make an iOS Native App and tried to use AWS CHime SDK. This time screen share worked but if I share my screen and play a video on youtube another user can only see the video he cannot hear any audio of that played video.
I am tired of contacting the AWS Chime support team. They never answer any of the questions instead they send me this and then do not respond. I regret using AWS Chime. It has lots of issues. Pathetic library.
When did the issue first occur.
What is the Meeting ID of the meeting when users experienced this issue.
Could you please confirm that the issue is isolated to the Safari browser-based application?
Please provide the current Safari version, which can be found by following the steps in the following documentation [1]
Apologies on your AWS support experience. Content Share Audio is not yet supported in Amazon Chime SDK for iOS as of 5/4/2021.
This is on our roadmap and planned for future releases. Feel free to open an issue in our iOS GitHub repo to track this feature request.
I need to create a remote control app in ios for samsung tvs. I did google too but i can not able to get exact solution. I have seen this SDK link
https://developer.samsung.com/tv/develop/extension-libraries/smart-view-sdk/sender-apps/ios-sender-app
But is it still allowing me to connect latest tv models also ?
I have seen codes provided in github but none of them are working for me.
https://github.com/SamsungDForum/SmartViewSDKIntegrateSample
I have also seen that there is TIZEN platform to do it but i am not aware with that also.
I am still confused that is its control code need to write in swift or objective c or it will be done via web APIS? because i have seen node.js reference as well for this.
https://github.com/Toxblh/samsung-tv-control
https://github.com/piu130/samsung-tv-remote-interface
https://github.com/piu130/samsung-tv-remote-interface-keys
I have seen smartthings link too but it also not giving me any hint from which i can start.
https://smartthings.github.io/
However i have seen there are many apps available to operate samsung tvs. I wonder how they did the connection and operate the remote keys ?
I have seen http://connectsdk.com/. And this is available in objective c and working for LG tv. I have tried and tested in lg tv but it is not working in samsung tv.
Thank you.
You can create a samsung remote easily using websockets. Take a look at this project.
https://github.com/Ape/samsungctl
The code is in python and it contains two methods.
Websockets
Legacy
I prefer to use websockets and it is actually quite easy. By looking at the websockets section in this project you will get an idea of how to use websockets to connect to samsung TV and control it by sending commands.
You can create a Samsung remote easily using WebSockets.
It's Quite Easy to work with this Library, Only need some basic knowledge about Socket.
https://github.com/daltoniam/Starscream
without needing any Server Side Support.
I wonder what are requirements for developing iOS app that can be used as a remote controller for Samsung TV.
It's obvious that the TV needs to be connected to the network and be equipped in SMART TV feature. I would like to know if it's possible without modifying the TV software/firmware.
I didn't find any information about public APIs or iOS SDK from Samsung that could handle communication. As far as I understand the SDKs available on Samsung developer website are for creating apps that can be installed on the TV. However, I noticed several "remote controller" application on the AppStore, but don't have access to Samsung TV to check if they are working. I guess they have to use some official solutions in order to pass AppStore Review process.
Perhaps if there is no official SDK, some kind of universal protocol of can be used to connect with the TV and remotely change channel or retrieve currently watched channel info.
Looking forward to get some hints from people experienced in that topic, as I never did anything connected with TVs. Also, if you have knowledge about remote controlling other brands TV - please let me know how it looks like.
Yes, you can do that.
You will need to download the Samsung SmartTV SDK. The Development Guide has all the instructions to create a Javascript application with Websockets (or even to let you create a C/C++ TCP Socket app)
I want to play with screen sharing between my apple devices. I know WiFi direct is part of what supports the Airdrop feature to send files between macs and want to play around with that API.
I'll keep on searching, but was wondering if anyone has done this before or if Apple won't let you touch that API.
I'd also be happy to hear about any libraries that may be available specifically for raspberry-pi or for Linux in general.
Thanks
A friend of mine demoed an Android project he was working on the other day that utilized the AllJoyn library. AllJoyn is an open source API that supports Wifi-direct as well as other wireless protocols and is supported on Android, Linux, and iOS. It might be worth looking in to.
https://www.alljoyn.org/