Hi All,
Do you know about an application that will allow the following share between (let's say) a tablet and a TV :
You play a movie on your tablet and you want to share that movie from your tablet onto your TV via wireless network.
So basically I want to see the desktop of the tablet sent via wireless to another device (projector,TV,S2,another tablet,etc) just the way you see (for example) the content of the tablet on the TV using a cable adaptor from S2 / Tablet to HDMI.
I have found an app for S2 that allows you to see the content running on your Smart TV sent via wireless to your S2. App name is Samsung Smart - > the feature name is Dual View
Also, I have found an app that allows you to connect your S2 and your Samsung SH100 camera (app name : Remote View Finder) that allows you to see on your S2 what the camera is seeing.
Thanks
ares_geo said:
Also, I have found an app that allows you to connect your S2 and your Samsung SH100 camera (app name : Remote View Finder) that allows you to see on your S2 what the camera is seeing.
Thanks
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Samsung’s Remove Viewfinder app allows you to use your Galaxy S, S2 and Tabs to.The attractive and intrusting thing about this application is that it works without having to share a router based WiFi connection.Control parameters; Timer, Flash and Photo-size, Focus on objects and Capture Photos in any position
hi everybody..
i would to ask is it any QOS(quality of service) tools to measure video conference in android similiar like prtg, solawind or collasoft that can measure jitter..,throughtput..,delay..,mos?
can anybody help me...im doing the measurement for my final year project which the title "performance analysis over 4G via mobile appliance"...
im using galaxy10.1 tab
Hello,
Basically. My situation is that I'm a small twitch streamer and want a cheap way to display my heart rate on stream. My idea is to have my gear s2 be constantly capturing my heart rate and then either display it on my phone. Or preferably on like a locally hosted website that I can capture in OBS. Is there anything like this that already exists. Or would I have to attempt to make something like this myself? And how tricky would it be to create this as I have limited knowledge with developing for this watch.
Thanks,
Max
For an open source Linux sports watch with external BLE sensors, GPS would be very helpful. Is there an AsteroidOS watch which supports GPS? What about the Huawei 2 GPS watch?
Asteroid IRC chat:
PeterGammaFor an open source Linux sports watch with external BLE sensors, additionally GPS would be very helpful. The Kingwear KW88 Pro has GPS, but as far as I know, the Bluetooth stack is a mess. Is there another AsteroidOS watch which supports GPS?20:02:09AsteroidBot[asteroid-btsyncd] MagneFire synchronized Pull Request #19 BatteryService: Use systemsettings for battery information. (gatesgarth_v2 -> master): https://git.io/JYduj22:35:01MagneFirePeterGamma: There are some other watches that have GPS (The Sony Smartwatch 3 and Huawei Watch 2 come to mind) but it’s not supported from AsteroidOS just yet.22:55:05PeterGammaMagneFire: Thanks, MagneFire. I am currently using a Garmin watch with a BLE footpod, and I don t use GPS at all, since a foot pod is very accurate, and battery life with GPS is shorter. But for an open source sports watch to be taken serious by athletes, GPS is required. I saw some developement work for the Huawei Watch 2 on the AsteroidOS GITHUB which looked great. What do you think. Is GPS for the Huawei Watch 2 far away to be developed?23:15:02MagneFirePeterGamma: I didn’t have a look into this so will probably take some time Though I did get GPS to at least scan on the Sony smartwatch 3, but that’s where it stopped (couldn’t get a GPS location fix)
Source: AsteroidOS IRC Logs 13.4.2021
Good news: GPS works too now on the Huawei Watch 2
MagneFire in the AsteroidOS IRC chat: “Ok so GPS works too now on the Huawei Watch 2, but it does not stop even after closing the asteroid-gps-test app. Is this a known issue for other watches?”GPS works too now on the Huawei Watch 2, that is good news. Maybe an athlete with good coding skills knows how to solve the issue? GPS makes the Huawei Watch 2 interesting to be used as a sports watch (source: AsteroidOS IRC Logs 14.4.2021)
Which is the optimal watch to make an open source sports watch out of it?
I could find the Huawei watch 2 second hand. But where can the Huawei watch 2 4g be found? To access sensor data from Garmin watches is difficult. They have their proprietary .fit file format. ANT+ sensors need special hardware, for instance ANT+ sticks, and it is hard do find another way than synchroniz sports sensor data to Garmin connect. Real-time processing of sports sensor data is even more difficult. Was this was the goal of the companies who developed these products? Many people tried to solve this problem. I made a list of these projects on my Github page:
https://github.com/PeterGamma/Live-stream-of-ANT-plus-and-BLE-sensor-data
Most of these project consist only of a backbone. From there it is possible to develop a project of your choice.
Linux AsteroidOS sports watch on DC Rainmakers blog?
DC Rainmaker, the blog Ray Maker that reviews technology used for runners, cyclists, and triathletes, deleted my link to my AsteroidOS watch blog, or at least I cannot find it anymore. I put I link on his review about peloton bike computers to my AsteroidOS watch blog:
https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2021/02/peloton-bike-plus-in-depth-review.html
I did not know where else to put it. But I can t find the link anymore. Did Ray delete the link?. It is time to build an AsteroidOS sports watch, so that Ray can review the watch. Then, we can discuss with Ray on his blog about the watch.
Peter Gamma 17.4.2021 21:04
AsteroidOS sports watch with BLEHeartRateLogger.py?
I suggest to start building an AsteroidOS sports with a heart rate chest strap monitor like the Polar H7 or the Polar H10 and GPS. That is all which is needed for a fully funcional sports watch. The first Garmin watches had as far as I know only a heart rate chest strap and a foot pod. Then, they had a major break trough with GPS watches. Which GPS and a chest strap, we can try again to sell the watch to DC Rainmaker. DC Rainmaker has he has a huge impact on athletes. The easiest way I could find to do this is to integrate the BLEHeartRateLogger app into an AsteroidOS watch.
https://github.com/fg1/BLEHeartRateLogger
BLEHeartRateLogger.py is a Bluetooth Low-Energy (BLE) Heart Rate Monitor (HRM) data logger written in Python for Linux. With this tool you can log your heart rate and heart rate variability (RR) during exercise, sleep or whatever comes to mind.
Polar has a Polar SDK
The Polar Sensor Logger app with MQTT support for a real-time stream to Matlab, Python, Influx Database, etc.:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.j_ware.polarsensorlogger&gl=CH
is also based on the Polar SDK, and I suppose also the BLEHeartRateLogger app. Jukka Happonen, Senior Specialist at Polar Electro Oy Research Center made a very helpful contribution with his Polar Sensor Logger app, which can record many parameters from Polar sensors to .txt files, and can stream sensor data over MQTT to Influx Data Base. The Polar Sensor Logger app seems not to be an offical Polar app, but is really an easy and contemporary solution for sensor data streaming. But unfortunately, the Polar Sensor Logger app is not open source.
Peter Gamma 18.4.2021 9:02
Shellscripts and python scripts already run on AsteroidOS (personal communication jrt, AsteroidOS IRC chat)
18.4.2021 09:32:18
jrt: Hi, I’m not entirely sure what you want to archive. Shellscripts and python scripts already run on AsteroidOS. There is a python 3 package available in the repository.
18.4.2021 15:54:12
PeterGamma: Thanks, jrt
Peter Gamma 18.4.2021 16:00
Where or how can i download samsung health monitor without restricted area? Thanks