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I'm making a remote control app with 6 buttons which works with samsung tv's. For kitkat I used the new api ConsumerIRmanager but I want the app to work with jellybean also so the app works great for kitkat version but it won't start on jellybean here is the code: public class MainActivity extends Activity { Object irdaService; Method irWrite; SparseArray<String> irData; TextView mFreqsText; ConsumerIrManager mCIR; ImageButton power; SeekBar sBar; @Override protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { // Be sure to call the super class. super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);

I recently purchased a Sony Bravia TV that comes with Internet capability built in. It supports a number of internet capable widgets and web video streaming apps for sites like youtube, twitter & various yahoo! offerings. I'd like to hack on the SDK, but the only version I can find is Japanese. Is there an English version of the SDK? Where can I find some tutorials/examples? Japanese SDK Documentation (English Layout & JavaScript API pdfs included) Take a look at this specification https://dlx.jp.sonystyle.com/dlx/nws/vgc/taiken/applicast/AC-JavaScriptAPISpec.pdf , hope it helps you. Check out

I have a 3D TV and feel that I would be shirking my responsibilities (as a geek) if I didn't at least try to make it display pretty 3D images of my own creation! I've done a very basic amount of OpenGL programming before and so I understand the concepts involved - Assume that I can render myself a simple Tetrahedron or Cube and make it spin around a bit; How can I get my 3D TV to display this image in, well, 3D? Note that I understand the basics of how 3D works (render the same image twice from 2 different angles, one for each eye), my question is about the logistics of actually doing this (do

5.1__init__ #__init__()可以在类里面初始化 class shemale_cai : def __init__ ( self ) : self . gender = '女' self . age = 1 def print_info ( self ) : print ( f '蔡徐坤是一名篮球巨星，性别 {self.gender} 年龄 {self.age}' ) caixukun = shemale_cai ( ) caixukun . print_info ( ) 5.2__init__带参数 class television ( ) : def __init__ ( self , width , height ) : self . width = width self . height = height def print_info ( self ) : print ( f '电视机的宽度为{self.width}' ) print ( f '电视机的高度为{self.height}' ) sony = television ( 30 , 20 ) sony . print_info ( ) 5.3__str__() class television ( ) : def __init__ ( self , width , height ) : self .

Does anybody know a provider offering TV listings (through API or download) for all channel and cable providers? Or is there any independent company collecting/providing such data? An API/REST/SOAP interface would be great. The MythTV folks have gathered resources for various countries here . If you're in the US or Canada, they recommend the Schedule Direct service. These services are generally based on the XMLTV data format/toolset. Phil Rovi offers both SOAP and REST APIs for TV listings. It supplies listings for all channels of the cable, satellite, and broadcast services in multiple

I am trying to use jq to parse information from the TVDB api . I need to pull a couple of fields and assign the values to variables that I can continue to use in my bash script. I know I can easily assign the output to one variable through bash with variable="$(command)" but I need the output to produce multiple variables and I don't want to make to use multiple commands. I read this documentation: https://stedolan.github.io/jq/manual/v1.5/#Advancedfeatures but I don't know if this relevant to what I am trying to do. jq '.data' produces the following output: [ { "absoluteNumber": 51,

Is there any way the application can run as an overlay (ticker) over the DVB program (i.e. live broadcast)? Currently the only working solution to display application as an overlay over part of the screen, we are aware of, is to start the application from TV SmartHub menu and display the overlay over the IP (usually HLS) stream. See for example here (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:CNBC_Closing_Bell.jpg) the CNBS ticker. We would like to develop the application like this... to display additional info over the DVB (or other) broadcast. Regards, STeN If you want to run application in a