Releases: remotv/controller-for-android
Releases · remotv/controller-for-android
Release 0.10.1
Features:
Added ability to set server name instead of channel id in the settings. Channel ID can still be used if desired
Bug Fixes:
- Robots will now only listen to their own channels. This allows each robot to have its own TTS
- Fix network issues with audio streaming. Might take a few minutes to recover at worst
- Fix network issues with the site socket. It now attempts to reconnect every second if it is failing to connect.
Release 0.10.0 Beta
Changes:
- Add option to send controls to external apps using a Broadcast Receiver. This is marked as a dangerous permission, which requires the user to grant permission, but may work without asking for permission. This only works when setting the Connection Type to RemoBroadcaster for now.
Known Issues
- App will crash if it loses WiFi connection briefly. Switching between access points still works. Fix will be included soon in a patch
Release 0.9.3 Beta
Changes:
Fix audio streaming not working
Release 0.9.2 Beta
Changes:
- Fixed issue where app was not runnable on devices older than Android OS 5.0
Release 0.9.1 Beta
Changes:
Changed endpoints to point at https://remo.tv
Please see https://github.com/remotv/controller-for-android/issues for known issues
Release 0.9.0 Beta 2
Changes:
- Fix automatic APK deploy. Deploys the APK for this commit shortly after generating release
Release 0.9.0 Beta
What works:
- Camera Streaming
- Audio Streaming
- Robot Control
- TTS
What still needs work
- On screen chat
- Status indicators for each function
- audio bitrate adjustment
- audio volume boost adjustment
- tts messages for connected/disconnnected
- tts messages for if a user was timed out
To report feedback, please open an issue at https://github.com/remotv/controller-for-android/issues