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2011-03-08
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just installed it and i have been unable to connect to the stream any advice?
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2011-03-08
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Installed, and it works ofc. Good job!
Some points:
Do you kill the process directly? I guess you do, since the front camera indicator led doesn't shut down as it should. You have to stop it with terminate() and after few secs you kill it. In this way it has time to handle its own close events (like shutting down front camera led indicator).
Window title is "MainWindow", guess you have already realized it.
Settings don't get saved between one session and another one: you may use QSettings to do it.
Ui is fingerfoe: have you set a main layout in desiner? Top right corner (object subwindow) > right click on main window > layout> vertical layout.
ShowDebug button is not so needed, it can be swapped with maemo standard banners (QMaemo5InformationBox, and add QT += maemo5 in project file, than run qmake) to save space.
The calibrate window is in window style? Use a message box with detailed text instead (QMessageBox) to be more hildon oriented.
Binary is a bit big just to be a front end. Have you compiled it as release or debug?
Package is not optified, it installs in /usr/local/bin
Last edited by gionni88; 2011-03-08 at 11:16.
Some points:
Do you kill the process directly? I guess you do, since the front camera indicator led doesn't shut down as it should. You have to stop it with terminate() and after few secs you kill it. In this way it has time to handle its own close events (like shutting down front camera led indicator).
Window title is "MainWindow", guess you have already realized it.
Settings don't get saved between one session and another one: you may use QSettings to do it.
Ui is fingerfoe: have you set a main layout in desiner? Top right corner (object subwindow) > right click on main window > layout> vertical layout.
ShowDebug button is not so needed, it can be swapped with maemo standard banners (QMaemo5InformationBox, and add QT += maemo5 in project file, than run qmake) to save space.
The calibrate window is in window style? Use a message box with detailed text instead (QMessageBox) to be more hildon oriented.
Binary is a bit big just to be a front end. Have you compiled it as release or debug?
Package is not optified, it installs in /usr/local/bin
Last edited by gionni88; 2011-03-08 at 11:16.
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2011-03-08
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Originally Posted by justice4all3000
Did you type in your desktop PC's IP address at the top, and then generate an sdp file for it? You have to copy that generated file onto your PC before you can stream anything.
just installed it and i have been unable to connect to the stream any advice?
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2011-03-08
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Originally Posted by gionni88
The led doesnt shut down? It does for me. And I kill it with a "killall gst-launch-0.10" command, which seems to work well... but yeah I dont terminate the QProcess....its gonna be tricky terminating from another function. I currently just use:
Installed, and it works ofc. Good job!
Do you kill the process directly? I guess you do, since the front camera indicator led doesn't shut down as it should.
Code:
QProcess*proc = new QProcess(); proc->start(streamout);
Originally Posted by gionni88
Ah yeah I forgot about that, that should be easy to do
Settings don't get saved between one session and another one: you may use QSettings to do it.
Originally Posted by gionni88
Yep, but the buttons stretched too big, so I set maximum policies on them..... guesss they're too small now huh? :-D
Ui is fingerfoe: have you set a main layout in desiner?
Originally Posted by gionni88
definitely, I just needed something to output to (Im not sure how to output to the qconsole...
ShowDebug button is not so needed, it can be swapped with maemo standard banners (QMaemo5InformationBox, and add QT += maemo5 in project file, than run qmake) to save space.
Originally Posted by gionni88
Nope, it's actually a qwidget that lies over the mainwindow as hidden at startup. for some reason I can't hide it again, so I have to inefficiently QSize it to nothing....
The calibrate window is in window style? Use a message box with detailed text instead (QMessageBox) to be more hildon oriented.
Originally Posted by gionni88
It's debug, I didnt realise there was a difference.... and opt will not be a problem..
Binary is a bit big just to be a front end. Have you compiled it as release or debug?
Package is not optified, it installs in /usr/local/bin
Thanks for the feedback man, I can't promise I'll get it done soon since I've been ignoring other work of mine... but hopefully in a few weeks...
Edit: I also forgot to add dependencies, and am now editing my control file....
Last edited by tetris11_; 2011-03-08 at 13:34.
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2011-03-08
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Originally Posted by lolloo
Ah sorry, I think I know why that happens...
when clicking Generate sdp file, it freezes and craches.
Can you print me the full readout of "sudo ifconfig" from your phone?
(do: "sudo ifconfig > /home/user/MyDocs/output.txt" and then copy that file)
ALSO: wow I cant believe I forgot to mention this:: you need to have gst-tools and rootsh installed before using this app. VERY IMPORTANT. I'm implementing this in now.
Last edited by tetris11_; 2011-03-08 at 13:01.
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2011-03-08
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yeah i entered my computers ip address and generated the sdp for it could it be a firewall or router issue?
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2011-03-08
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well you need to post me the output so I can see what going on.
I think it crashes because you don't have rootsh installed on your system, so the "sudo ifconfig" command is not recognised.
Or if you do, then you have other connections other than "wlan0".
But I really need to see that output before I change anything.
I think it crashes because you don't have rootsh installed on your system, so the "sudo ifconfig" command is not recognised.
Or if you do, then you have other connections other than "wlan0".
But I really need to see that output before I change anything.
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2011-03-08
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hey thanks for your app but unfortunately it doesn't work for me either.
when i click on generate file it just crash.
theres no output.txt so heres what i get when i launch it from a root terminal:
Nokia-N900:~# tester
ASSERT failure in QList<T>::at: "index out of range", file /home/tetris11/NokiaQtSDK/Maemo/4.6.2/sysroots/fremantle-arm-sysroot-20.2010.36-2-slim//usr/include/QtCore/qlist.h, line 455
Aborted
hope this helps you
when i click on generate file it just crash.
theres no output.txt so heres what i get when i launch it from a root terminal:
Nokia-N900:~# tester
ASSERT failure in QList<T>::at: "index out of range", file /home/tetris11/NokiaQtSDK/Maemo/4.6.2/sysroots/fremantle-arm-sysroot-20.2010.36-2-slim//usr/include/QtCore/qlist.h, line 455
Aborted
hope this helps you
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2011-03-08
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Cheers, but Im fairly new at this and have no idea what that error means or what it references to...
Im pretty sure this is related to your ifconfig output, so can you just do:
"sudo ifconfig > /home/user/MyDocs/output.txt" on your device, then copy the output.txt here?
Im pretty sure this is related to your ifconfig output, so can you just do:
"sudo ifconfig > /home/user/MyDocs/output.txt" on your device, then copy the output.txt here?