Matthew Grivich
Matthew Grivich
That's not the way the examples work. At most, the code should throw an error to say, "don't do that". The inlet info should be gathered from a resolve command,...
> Qt should - in theory - just work. Ha Ha Ha ..... Ha Anyways, I put a few days into this. I was able to get it to compile...
If you both want me to I can adjudicate this dispute, I can, but I'd need catch up on the details of the competing designs, starting with a list of...
I see the primary purpose of this task is to separate the LabRecorder back end from the front end. No more and no less. As such, Chadwick's approach more completely...
> > I see the primary purpose of this task is to separate the LabRecorder back end from the front end. No more and no less. > > The more...
Using ninja, the latest version (important) of cmake and the android sdk and ndk, I am able to get LabRecorder to compile with > c:\labstreaminglayer\build>cmake .. -G "Ninja" -DQt5_DIR="C:/Qt5.12.0/5.12.0/android_armv7/lib/cmake/Qt5" -DCMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME=Android...
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/deployment-android.html gives some hints about how to bundle qt android applications. They only use Android Studio to get the ndk and sdk.
For further commentary on Qt with Android, see [Issue#3](3).
I concur with the previous posts that the audio timestamps are garbage. I don't know why, and would be difficult to figure out without having the same hardware setup (at...
On 7/23/2018 10:51 AM, Chadwick Boulay wrote: > use-cases, especially when a stream is carrying a processed signal, > only the latest sample is desired and anything older is to...