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AI, Speech, etc. This can be used to power-down a tablet or laptop when the ignition is turned off. This should reduce lag when changing songs. Fixed instant fuel-economy not working. It wasn't being calculated at all. Some enhancements for Location Sensors. Compass on Gauges screen now rotates. Added fuel economy bargraph to the Gauges screen.
Added speech-queue to queue up speech outputs. Tweaks to maps auto-zoom. Still working on it. Added automatic-zoom based on speed to the StaticMap. Compass now shows directional letters N, E, S, W. Fixed compass direction resetting when not moving. Segmented vertical bargraphs. Now there's the long range notification, and the immediate notification.
Added code for basic AI question-await-acknowledge logic. Added a separate check to ensure proper audio endpoint connection. Added a background thread to read the info from media files. Feels way more legit now. Basically, the distance now gets smaller in both X and Y, while the nearest parts get larger in both X and Y More fixes to Turn-by-Turn directions.
Turn-by-Turn directions will now append the next step's instructions to the current step announcement if the time between the two steps is less than one minute. Then, keep left to merge on I Modified map warping to reduce warping based on bearing. Added AI code to allow the AI to ask a question and await a response.
Cleaned up pronunciation of certain street abbreviations. Tweaks to the StaticMap for perspective, higher quality, etc. Added "My Vehicle" section in the Settings screen. Enter your vehicle's number of cylinders and displacement in CCs. This enables fuel-econonmy calculations on vehicles that do not have an MAF sensor. Cleaned up verbiage for "Destination" step in Directions. This is getting to be over-the-top ridiculous. Removed all pre-rendered Markers on StaticMap, since I am now drawing my own markers, properly rotated.
Added a setting for Hi-Res map images. Hi-Res images are probably 2x-4x larger files to download. Experimenting with trapezoidail warping of the StaticMap image to simulate perspective. I've probably pushed this about as far as it can go. Testing on Win7 presently, so it's just a few shots into the darkness.
Optimized some of the GPS-Trail code. Since I'll be probably removing this functionality soon, it seemed like a good way to kill 20 minutes. Added rotation to Markers on the StaticMap. Still tweaking, but it works. Enhancements to precision.
Tweaks to device reconnection code. Playing with auto-rotating the map to keep the forward direction at the top of the image. It works. Needs some scaling adjustments based on trig that I don't really want to deal with. Modified Updater to copy files locally before installing. Prior to this, only updates from an MTP path were copied locally.
Added some new Map functionality. Smarter and less frequent map updates, thanks to a dynamic position marker. Complex stuff.
Looking for a good way to combine Maps, Directions, and Traffic. Removed colorizing from the Volume and Speech buttons.
Added a ton of Skin Config settings, to allow control over all colors. If you want to colorize, you can do so in the SkinConfig-Themer section. Started adding "GRID" positioning capabilities.
Cleaned up some SkinConfig event handling. Need to get the callback to not immediately crash the program. Fixed AppCPUpct not working. No track info or progress yet. Added support for separate DisabledImages which are NOT automatically grayed at run-time , to facilitate more dynamic indicators. Just create imagename. Fixed the Zoom buttons not always working on the Traffic screen, due to a conflict in how mouse-wheel events were handled.
Getting Screen2 skin files updated to match changes to Screen1. Now Playing, Lyrics, etc. Cleaning up mixer events. This is in preparation for removing the volume bars from the Now Playing source screens. Started separating multi-use icons into separate icons. Example: The nav icon for shuffle and the status icon for shuffle are now separate image files. This allows for more flexible icon-pack functionality. Small progress on BT media.
Better OBD refresh rate. More Fuel Prices code. Worked on finding the bug in the MTP code that is breaking the Updater. Added roughly 20 logos. Added a bunch of code for Fuel Prices. Fixed Lyrics from non-WMP source not being saved to proper folder.
Added Pandora support for artist, album, duration, and progress. VolumeBar controls the volume level of DriveLine as a whole for right now. Basically the WaveOut volume for the app. So volume management is a little messy. Fixed an issue with the way the program was retrieving the current audio session. Fatter volume bars. Cleaned up BlueTooth event handlers a little bit. BlueTooth battery status and signal quality appear to be working now when HFP is connected. Requesting a battery status update from the phone seems futile.
Just gotta wait for Battery Status Event message. Requesting Manufacturer and Model fails too, but I am not done trying yet. Specifically, the WaveOut application volume control was not scaling between percent and decimal Rearranged Pandora screen.
Added the ability to use SunRise and SunSet times to control the dimmer. CoreAudio, but that didn't work out, so moved to nAudio. I think I even disabled all of the old hMixer code. We shall see. Cleaned up icon packs. Added IconPack - Metronome. Either one will remove the song from the playlist. Words can be spoken between "remove" and "song". Example: "Remove this crappy song" FILL is now the default image sizing mode for album art.
Might have some bugs still. This will fill the entire area, cropping whatever parts of the image fall outsize the object. The value is a series of X,Y pairs. Still need to test, and to get object hilite working with this. Preparing for new media source: BT Audio. Added commands. Corrected some event handlers. Changed background layer.
Added "soft-mute" option to Speech TTS code. Net ,. Just trying for the light sensor for now. And of course the location sensor, but that's different. Modified many services to start with their timers disabled, and only enable on connect, disable on disconnect. Modified GPSinfo skin files to be more consistent with the rest of the program. This makes tablets usable. Nowhere near done, but I added a couple API declarations and wrappers. Also working on reducing overhead more.
Oh and I think I'm getting pneumonia. Everything I cough up tastes like death and looks like an oyster without a shell. This was added because my tablet was going to sleep while it was playing music and I didn't want the user to have to modify Power Management settings.
Sort of like SendMessage vs PostMessage. Working on Turn-by-Turn directions still. Fixed a bug that could leave media playback paused when it should resume after speech. Click an item in the list for full details. Click the X button to clear all stored engine codes. Modified BlueSoleil code to mute the radio if a call comes in. Fixed precision of some GPS calculations.
This is why turn-by-turn directions announcements were not working. Basically, it uses the last known GPS position, combined wtih speed, bearing, and time, to calculate your current position. The purpose of this is to have super-accurate location data, even between GPS messages, or during brief loss of GPS signal. Still, a fun use of math. Fixed microphone icon on OSK on screen 2 not showing as enabled. Added the ability to view 4 cameras at once. Reasons why this is dirty: 1. Not supported for all radios.
Could create volume 'steps' for DAB, which only has 16 supported hardware volume levels. It's a workaround for some users having issues with volume control. Messing with things that aren't really broken. Switched audio control to use CoreAudio, but still making adjustments.
Hopefully this will put an end to audio input line control problems. Added tilesparency for "Shortcuts" screen. Interesting that the System. SoundPlayer triggers a MixerChange event every time a sound is played.
Fixed some drives displaying a blank drive label. Possibly fixed audio input volume control. Fixed mute-state causing volume to reset to zero when starting the program with the current source muted.
DriveLine can now control Mute and Volume for other applications, and for the main system device speakers. Added error-checking around some of the Text-To-Speech code. Fixed WebUpdater not deleting old downloaded files, which caused the program to prompt the user to overwrite files.
Fixed WebUpdater prompting the user more than once, which could cause multiple simultaneous downloads of the update, and a crash of the program. Added low-level IO code for ejecting drives. This supports any removable drive type instead of just optical drives, so it can do a "safely remove" of USB devices. If this code proves to be reliable, modMCI can be removed from the project.
The EJECT interface will now list all removable drives instead of just optical drives, since they can now be ejected. Drive letters in lists will now be followed by the drive label. Modified the playlist code to store the display-name of internet radio channels.
Fixed missing support for. ASX, and. XSPF files. Added support for podcast. XML files. Tilesparency is now applied after the entire skin is loaded. And also any time the skin-config changes, to accommodate tiles be moved or removed. The voice-recognition engine is no longer destroyed when the skin is unloaded.
Added "Tilesparency" effect. Skin Clean-Up. Fixed a stretching issue with WebMaps. Need to test these changes. Silabs radio support is pretty much complete. Call-Sign is a little sketchy, but it mostly works.
Added variables, status icon, configuration settings, commands, etc. Added "show" commands for all main windows. They will be marked on the Maps screen with small markers numbered 1 through 9. Example: "Directions to Jason's house?
The "goodbye" statements now include some provisions for location. Example: "What is the forecast for tuesday? The way it works right now, say "Hey" followed by the ComputerName. The music will stop and the PC will start listening for a command. Reverted back to the old way, but optimized it a bit. Actually, dug a little deeper.
Found the problem. People gotta dispose of COM objects when they're done. This should be faster than connecting, copying one file, disconnecting, repeating. I should probably try to do the same thing for getting date modified. Sort of cleaned up some MTP naming code a little. Worked on code to ensure playback muted before text-to-speech began speaking. If you have trained Windows Speech Recognition, this should work pretty well. Added settings for Voice, and AI. This was actually removed a long time ago.
The option is not available in the UI yet, and might never be. Fixed media not resuming after a Text-To-Speech action. Found some C code that almost worked correctly, but had some flaws. So I converted the code to VB. Net and fixed the issues. I still need to add more error-handling, but this has been a serious coding accomplishment.
DLL has a memory leak. Adding files to the playlist works. Need to test the auto-updater. I wonder if any of this will apply to iPods.. This is a completely different style than the Default Skin. This will make copying skin objects easier.
Cleaned up the Screen-Lock functionality a bit, by integrating some of the code into the app instead of trying to do it all through the skin. However, the pass-code is saved 'per-skin'. Added variables for Voice-Recognition status. Lyrics now save to a 'My Lyrics' folder. The program will check that folder before searching online for lyrics. This is still experimental, and will probably be optional. This is to prevent 'audio leakage'. Sounds gross.
Fonts can now be included in the individual skin folders. Added code for an online updater that can resume partial downloads. Fixed blank string comparison. Added lock-screen. This isn't the most secure solution. This is something I've wanted for a while.
Added the Stocks window to the skin files for Screen 2. When click an external text box, the OSK will now auto-populate with the text from that box.
Outside of DriveLine, the mouse wheel will function like normal. Skin image data the original encoded image byte data is now cached instead of the decoded image object, and these cached resources persist until a new skin is loaded.
Caching the encoded image data instead of the decoded image data saves memory, which allows us to keep the data in memory. Keeping the data in memory allows for faster skin re-loads theoretically. Mostly to support Ambient Light Sensors.
Fixed a bug in the WebMaps skin file which caused the Zoom-In button to not highlight when being pressed. Updated code to better handle Location Sensors. Caching is only used when loading skin images. This way, repeated images like the arrows only need to be read from disk once. The image cache is emptied once the skin is done loading. Fixed a bug in the skin-reloading function when the skin was reloading due to Display Settings changing. This xml block will be processed only when the current screen is in Portrait mode.
While not the most efficient solution, this at least gets us on our way to a single skin being able to support both Portrait and Landscape layouts.
Updated the battery code to also check the battery percentage once per minute. Fixed brightness control on tablets. Fixed a rotation bug. It's always good to dispose of objects as soon as we are done with them.
This should sort of work for tablets being rotated. Still testing. Eventually I should do this for USB radios as well. This mostly happened on flash-based devices, such as browsing the SD card on a smartphone. This allows a button or hotkey to increment or decrement the volume of the current audio source by a specified percentage. Added skin command ToggleCurrentSourceMute. This allows a button or hotkey to toggle the Mute setting for the current audio source instead of checking each source individually.
Disabled double-click on WMP objects. It toggles full-screen. Adaptive Timing is now only disabled when a max refresh rate is set. Might make this a configurable setting if users complain about the change. This was prompted by the Performance Counter service becoming corrupted on my CarPC, and me spending 4 days trying to figure it out.
Added highlighting and cursor-checks to the buttons on the HD Radio screen. I think the only objects lacking the highlighting and cursor-checks now are the volume bars and mute buttons. Skin cleanup. Modified the way mixer controls lines really are identified and modified under WinXP. Two audio Nokia Ovi Player formerly Nokia Music gives every day a soundtrack. It uses OpenAL and is small and compact in order to take up as little screen space as possible though you can, of course, resize the window if you would like a larger playlist.
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