" Is it sleeping when you're interacting with it, or just running with no interaction?"
-- running with no interaction Some "modules" (stacks) in the app guide the user through a practice, let say, e.g. - do A for 5 second, - (there is a countdown timer showing "1,2,3,4,5" on the screen) - do B for 5 second - hold for 1 second - repeat above 5 time Throughout, the user does not have to touch the screen LC is running "procedure" and displaying count down (or count ups) on the screen. simply put, its equivalent to running a stopwatch on the phone Ideally, 1) the user doesn't "interact" with the phone. 2) BUT, the phone doesn’t go sleep…until the "cycle is over" Does your video payback APIs do the same? Testing on iPhone: -- set for auto lock in 30 seconds -- go to the stopwatch, start it running. -- the phone will not sleep (auto lock) as long as it is running. I have tried it… running 5 minutes. No sleep -- it only goes to sleep if you pause or stop. that the behavior we a looking for... ============== Richard wrote: When it's running without interaction, what is it doing for 30 seconds while the user is idle? I video media playback APIs keep the screen active. Beyond that, if the user isn't using the device Android will use the threshold you've set to conserve power. _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
