Android Basic

[ardhuru]

Dave, in fact that URL to your site is one of the pages that got me hooked to IR years ago; thanks.

I'd somehow missed the part, and am still unclear, how does your utility manage to squeeze out more than 18-20 kHz from a sound card? And is it by any chance in public domain?

Regards,

Anand

[dhouston]

For output on the PDA I used the LR 19kHz approach. I'm eager to see if an Android tablet can supply enough current for decent IR range.

For input, most cards can sample at twice the rate they playback (and some could do that on output). There were some that could sample at 96kHz in order to record CD quality which made it possible to get the IR carrier and determine its frequency up to ~48kHz.

It's still proprietary. I made the mistake of creating a freeware application that did not have all of its features and found RemoteCentral posts from users publishing all of the codes it had generated for them so I do not plan to release any source code any time soon.

[aratti]

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Cheers

Al.

[Demon]

WOOT

I now have a samsung galaxy nexus to play with!

[.W4GNS]

WOOT
I now have a samsung galaxy nexus to play with!

Send it down to me for 2 weeks, and I'll take the "new" off it for you, no charge.

[Demon]

I didn't say "new". :P

It's my daughter's old one, the power button has a mind of its own.Videotron let us keep it and sent a new unit.

I have to order a new power button circuit for $2.90.

Now I have to figure how to get my account switched to it and I'll be all set (my Garmin-Asus A50 sim card is not compatible).