Closed spshin3 closed 1 month ago
MoM
I resolved the DCO error before the meeting. Thanks for your summary.
MoM
- WI-FI/WIFI
- PP: No major preferences, we could align with old `WIFI
- Stefan: Does not matter
- Erik: Please review/discuss, continued discussion next meeting
Trying to summarize my view on this PR.
WIFI
rather than WI-FI
to avoid changing name of other already existing signals using WIFI
At next meeting I suggest that we agree on remaining needed changes (if any) , so that we can merge it as soon as they have been fixed
MoM
- WI-FI/WIFI
- PP: No major preferences, we could align with old `WIFI
- Stefan: Does not matter
- Erik: Please review/discuss, continued discussion next meeting
Thanks for your clarification.
In my personal opinion, resolving the ambiguity surrounding 'resolution' is challenging in our current signal. This is because, we don't have a specific signal for display-related and resolutions with in our spec.
I think for this issue, we need to discuss adding the display-related signal before. Once this is added, we can clarify what 'resolution' means in the context of screen mirroring.
Therefore, my suggestion for this PR is removing the resolution signal for this time. And I will prepare another PR for the display related signal for the infotainment system.
Thanks.
MoM:
MoM:
- OK to merge if resolution signal removed
- Richard Fernandes - Resolution can be complex due to DRM, we from AOSP could possibly contribute
Thanks for your feedback and the decision. I just removed the resolution in my PR.
This PR is rework of PR #699 . The type of SmartphoneScreenMirroring.Resolution is changed to 'sensor'.
The differences of smartphone screen mirroring with smartphone projection as follow: Screen Mirroring, such as through AirPlay, mirrors all activities of a device’s screen, allowing every detail to be displayed on a secondary screen. On the other hand, existing Projection specifically targets in-vehicle use, selectively providing access to certain applications in smartphone like navigation and music players. Specifically, Screen Mirroring enables the casting of applications not typically offered by Projection, such as 'YouTube', to a vehicle's display. Therefore, Screen Mirroring and Projection are parallel technologies, each serving distinct use cases without overlapping functionalities.