Open SuperUserNameMan opened 4 years ago
It's actually an Android TV but it is detected as a tablet :
device
model name: QM152E
type: tablet
manufacturer: PHILIPS
screen
screen resolution: 1280 x 720
screen dpi: 213
screen: true
brightness: 102
orientation: landscape
script
running script: none
other
total memory: 28966823
used memory: 27155799
battery level: 100
Hi @SuperUserNameMan Thanks for the report! I can change a few things I think to make it a bit more compatible although I don't have any Android TV!
I modified a bit PHONK so now the script will launch with the same orientation as it was previously. It should improve the 4th point. I think for the LibPd example I can modify it so it wont need the accelerometer :)
@victordiaz :
I modified a bit PHONK so now the script will launch with the same orientation as it was previously
yes it works :-) Only the Processing example keeps displaying in portrait.
I can change a few things I think to make it a bit more compatible although I don't have any Android TV!
I don't know if there will be a lot of Android TV owners among the present and future PHONK! community. But I personally find it quite cool to know these deprecating Android TV will keep the potential to easily become a computer for a young (or older) programmer thanks to PHONK.
Regarding Android TVs or smart TV in general, that's not something i would recommend to buy to anyone, because it deprecates too fast. (I had to hack it recently to make youtube work again).
When I will have more free time, I will give a look at PHONK source code and see how I could contribute more effectively to help you extend compatibility to Android TVs.
:-)
Hello again,
I don't know if Android TV are part of your goal, but I was curious to test Phonk on my Android TV 5.1.
I could not try all examples, but here is a list of some issues I've found so far :
If you want me to do more tests on this device, or provide more information, don't be afraid to ask me ! :-)