Now am working on Dynamic channel switching for access point based on interference factor in each channel. I tried with the concept they followed in ACS(automatic channel selection), but whenever i trigger the scan to get survey information from each channel i got struck( I can say my hostapd is not working ).Please give some suggestions on this.
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I'm using google assistant relay (https://github.com/greghesp/assistant-relay/) on Raspberry PI. My objective is to allow my automation (jeedom) server to run Google actions. For basic instructions, everything is ok, such as switch on the light of a room. But when trying to run a Google Home routine command (for example, "lunch time" that should light on living room, light off tv room) assistant doesn't run routine but answer such as if routine was not existing, for example it tries to search for a restaurant named "lunch time".
I registered a device (obtaining model id and device id) and put reference of this device in the relay system but it does not work better, same result.
In Google Home app, I set for this device permission to execute with personal data but same result.
I expect to launch routines with my relay in order to allow my jeedom server to put some advanced tasks to Google.
Developer of Assistant Relay here.
I'm not sure if the triggering Routines is a SDK limitation or not. Some people seem to have had success with Hass.io's integration, however I've not managed to get it to work (not looked into it too much)
I'm working on V3 so will see if I can get it working
I have created a channel and an input in AWS Media Live for publishing a live stream using RTP Push. I followed the documentation in http://docs.aws.amazon.com/medialive/latest/ug/getting-started.html. After creating the channel and running it, the channel has started successfully but the problem is
I do not know where to publish the stream and how to publish it?
I'm trying to integrate it with an iOS app to publish the stream and receive it in another end.
Any help would be appreciated.
Since no one answered this. MediaLive merely receives an input, transforms it and pushes it somewhere else. You need to give it a destination to push to which you can then pull from a client. AWS also provides MediaPackage for this purpose.
When you created your channel in MediaLive you specified an Input which contains two destinations (A and B). A is the primary and B the backup.
You have to publish your stream to the destinations (ie rtp://ip:5000). Please double check the Security Group you created for the Input to make sure you allow your server to push your stream.
I'm using Twilio chat SDK for iOS, and I've run into a problem. I can get the list of channels, get an individual channel, and get the message count for that channel successfully. The next thing I want to do is grab the last message from that channel using getLastWithCount. However, that method's completion is never called.
I need to do this without actually joining the channel, because I'm just trying to get the last message to display in a summary screen with many others. I don't want to join, because the other party may be online on the other end, and it would falsely display the user as online (even if briefly)- when it is simply an automated function at work. (They haven't entered the "chat room" yet.)
I've set client synchronization strategy to .all, and even tried synchronizing the specific channel before attempting getLastWithCount.
How would you get the last message in a Twilio chat channel without joining the channel?
Twilio developer evangelist here.
You can do this, but your users need to have a new permission to do so. The documentation on Users' Roles and Permissions is worth reading to learn more.
Default user permissions are:
createChannel
editOwnUserInfo
joinChannel
But you need one more that allows viewing channels and their messages without joining the channel. One that does this is editChannelName (not obvious, sorry about that).
To do this, you'll want to create a new role and give it those 4 permissions in total. You can then either assign that role to your users or set it as the default role for your Chat service. Once your users have this role and permissions they will be able to view the messages.
Let me know if this helps.
We are trying to integrate Youtube app on a STB that is using RDK middleware (capable of running HTML5/javascript applications). I have been through the "YouTube TV HTML5 Technical Requirements 2016" document and have some questions.
1) As per my understanding youtube is an opensource app and integration work will be required? Will there be any customization be required? For example there is a difference how search functionality is available on different device types. Youtube app being run on a browser on a PC, a textbox is available where you can type what you want to search and then press the search icon next to it to start the search. However on the devices like Smart TV, Set Top Box where user does not have the pointing device and the keyboard, usually soft keyboard is required to be shown on the screen and search starts automatically after entering certain number of characters. I want to know if this functionality is customized by the app integrator or there are different code bases for different device types?
Similar questions i have is for the settings menu. For example to support dial 2.0 protocol to remotely launch the youtube application from the remote device you need to have settings menu to let you to pair / unpair the device. So settings menu seems to be different for different device types.
2) Similarly there are differences how user is allowed to perform forward / rewind during the playback. On PC browser i have seen user can seek to any position with in a stream using a mouse. However on smart TV's there is a rewind forward button which result in seek -/+ 10 secs. I have not seen trick modes on any implementation. Are trick modes required and how they are performed? If they are required then using seek or some sort of iframe tag file to allow smooth trickmodes? Again doesn't that part come from the app itself?
3) I'm trying to find if Youtube support any or all of these MPEG-DASH, Apple HLS, Microsoft Smooth Streaming, adaptive bit rate protocols. However not having much luck with them. I tried to capture the packets using wireshark and launched the youtube application and played back the video but i was unable to see any http calls that can give me hint that youtube app is using any of the above ABR formats (may be all the communication was under TLS and so encrypted and so i was unable to find whats going on). Even youtube app running from a browser on a PC, when i playback the video, i can see under settings -> Quality always remain at auto, 480p for the whole duration of playback. And if i change the quality to any value e.g 720p it always stay there for the whole duration of the playback. This is telling me it is not using any of the ABR formats. So i guess these ABR formats are probably for future use?
4) Under the youtube specifications i can see that target device must implement at least com.youtube.playready and com.widevine.alpha (for 4K contents) DRM's. I was trying to find if you tube has any content available in these formats but was unable to find any. Can you please confirm?
I would appreciate if someone can answer these or point me in the right direction.
Best Regards,
Farhan
Apologies in advance for the general-ness of the question.
I'm writing a multiple client iOS app for viewing the video feed from a single camera. Can the QX10 api support two (or 3) iPad's discovering/viewing the same QX10 at the same time?
I've been looking QX10 sample code, the camera api docs, StackOverflow, and of course the dev website and haven't seen an answer. I'd just buy the bloody thing to test with, but there are none nearby and I was hoping to avoid having to mail order/return it if it didn't work.
....And we're not locked into HW. If there's a better option, I'm open....
I don't believe it does. For ios, the camera creates a network that the ios connects to. (In ios settings/wireless) Any further attempts to connect to the camera from another device fail. Since the API only works after a network connection is established, I don't see how the API could possibly allow 2 devices could connect at once.
(No extraneous words in this post b/c that will get edited which auto down votes the question.....ahhh internet)
I did not try it, but you could use a computer with nat. For example an openrwt router to open up multiple wifi interfaces, one to connect to the camera, using the 10.0.0.0 network the camera uses and then an other network to connect your clients with NAT.
The question would be when the API would start to get confused.
So depending on what you want, maybe some mapper on that helper-computer could
do some proxying of information.
So in theory with an external box, maybe, but as Oldmicah said, it seems that only
one device can connect at the time (at least my QX100 also behaves like that). :(