Hi Miika,
That sounds promising!
I use a Mares Puck Pro with the USB-cable (don't have it here right now so
I can't check the version of it nor the ftdi chip). And I use an Sony
Xperia XZ2 with the O release of Android.
But if you say that the support is there, then I could get the logs from
the
This does work for some divecomputers, depending on the ftdi chip that is
used on the cable. We also have some trouble with Android OS as some newer
Android versions prevent us from accessing the USB devices. What versions
of DC, cable (the serial chip), phone and Android you are using? (I have
use
Hi Lubomir and Willem,
On Dienstag, 22. Mai 2018 23:06:03 CEST Lubomir I. Ivanov wrote:
> i was thinking about running hashes on the thumbnails but that has a
> couple of problems:
I think generating hashes of thumbnails is out of the question. Not only, as
you note, may Qt's scaling algorithm
Hi!
First, thanks all for you effort and the great and useful application!
I'm connecting my dive computer to my Linux laptop, and that works perfect.
But, wouldn't it be possible to do that on the SubSurface Mobile (Android)
app too?
I have a "watertight" Sony phone, and I use a USB On-The-Go (
hello,
i believe Robert should comment on this as he originally wrote the
first implementation of the profile photos.
(CC).
On 22 May 2018 at 23:45, Berthold Stoeger wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I'm currently implementing addition of videos to the dive photos. This happens
> to be dog-slow, because we
Dear all,
I'm currently implementing addition of videos to the dive photos. This happens
to be dog-slow, because we calculate hashes of the file contents. As you can
imagine, addition of multiple videos with a few GB each is a major CPU hog.
Granted, the UI stays responsive, since this is done
