Thank you,
This log is not recorded from the emulator but from ODROID-X development
board running Android ICS also I thought of testing my app on a real phone
but unfortunately I don't have a phone capable of supporting ICS currently.
On Tuesday, October 30, 2012 11:30:33 AM UTC+2, Resurrcting
Anybody ?
On Wednesday, October 24, 2012 1:53:48 PM UTC+2, Ahmed Abdelfattah wrote:
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> I have written a simple app that records and plays audio through a
> Bluetooth Mono headset usingstartBluetoothSco(). The app works fine on
> Gingerbread but fails to work on ICS. The output
I have written a simple app that records and plays audio through a
Bluetooth Mono headset usingstartBluetoothSco(). The app works fine on
Gingerbread but fails to work on ICS. The output of logcat is strange
D/BluetoothSocket.cpp( 1554): ...connect(76, SCO) = 0 (errno 115)
D/BluetoothSocket( 1
I want to control Android using the open accessory mode (usb) from
another device Is it possible to generate touch screen events : act as
a click or multi touch event or write on the keyboard ? If so , is it
possible to keep the app which does that running in background and
fully control the smart
Hello , How to know the speed of transfer between usb accessory and
the device . Is it smartphone dependent or device dependent or mode
dependent ?
or all ?
Is there a reference about this point ?
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Perhaps you could simulate your comms load using a PC
> with USB connected to an android device before creating your custom
> hardware ?
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> Regards
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> On Sep 16, 9:22 am, Ahmed Abdelfattah
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Hello ,
I am thinking of making an application on image processing that
requires heavy computations and I want to accelerate it using FPGA and
I read about "Android Open Accessory API" . Is it possible practically
to design my custom hardware that actually accelerates the application
knowing that t
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