[00:00] k1l, ewww. how about something more hi-spec? [00:02] time will tell [00:04] k1l, k [00:32] does ubuntu-touch supports synchronization of evolution data (syncevolution) over local lan/wifi? [04:19] hm. When I plug my Ubuntu Nexus 4 into my machine with USB, it doesn't show up in adb. Do I need to do something to make it do so? [04:20] aquarius: here's a nice tutorial: http://itsfoss.com/install-ubuntu-touch-nexus-7-2013/ [04:20] just use nexus4 image instead [04:21] ahaha! I need developer mode turned on. [04:21] Now it is :) [04:22] aquarius: The only thing I hate about that is the need for PINs. :) [04:25] nhaines, makes sense, though :) [04:25] aquarius: I was never convinced. :) [05:28] hm. mirscreencast can't actually record a video because it drops about nine frames out of ten. Sigh. [05:47] aquarius: yeah, I noticed. :( I spent hours on Wednesday recording off-screen footage. [06:04] just tried piping the output of mirscreencast into netcat and then picking it up on my main machine, which helps quite a bit [06:04] but it still isn't perfect. [06:07] aquarius: http://i.imgur.com/NtV8BwC.png [06:08] "nc -l -p 1234 > out" on my main machine; "mirscreencast -n 600 -m /var/run/mir_socket -s 360 640 --stdout | nc mainmachine 1234" on the phone, and then "mencoder -demuxer rawvideo -rawvideo fps=6:w=360:h=640:format=bgra -ovc x264 -o out.mp4 out" to make a sensible mp4 on the main machine once recording is stopped. It still isn't anything even close to perfect, but it does stop the phone basically locking up whil [06:08] e recording is going on [06:09] * nhaines can't wait until Kazam is ported to Mir. [06:22] http://www.kryogenix.org/days/2015/01/11/ubuntu-phone-screencasting-a-minor-tip/ written at least which should give someone the thought [06:22] I'd like kazam too :) === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [11:39] I think something's broken with the Kit that I have for compiling things for an Ubuntu arm device. How do I destroy it and create a new onw? [11:42] aha https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/apps/sdk/tutorials/building-cross-architecture-click-applications/ explains it [12:05] aquarius, for mirscreencast you might want to take a look at the --cap-interval option ... recording with 50fps (which the display uses) will indeed make the device go slow [12:05] ogra_, hm, that seems useful! thank you [12:30] aquarius: thanks for writing up that netcat stuff, I'd been pondering using that method [12:30] popey, no worries [12:30] you can probably get away with ~15 fps for a demo video [12:30] unless it's a fast paced game [12:31] in theory [12:31] however I've just tried using --cap-interval and something isn't working [12:31] not sure what I'm doing wrong; video is corrupt [12:31] I shall keep trying [12:31] "--cap-interval 4" for 15fps, right? [12:32] ah [12:32] the screen is 768 wide, not 720 :P [12:32] doh. [12:32] heh [12:33] however, even with cap-interval 4 I don't capture a smooth video :( [12:34] is specifying a smaller size to mirscreencast with -s a good idea? I don't know whether that will make it better (because there's less data) or worse (because it has to resize each frame after capturing it, which is extra work) [12:34] dunno [12:35] i am just trying with full-res [12:35] that was probably more an ogra_ question :P [12:35] the nc stuff works fine for me, which is handy [12:35] I'm pretty confident that the problems I'm having are just that mirscreencast can't capture frames fast enough [12:36] for me its running forever [12:36] only with -n 600 [12:36] will play more later. need to cook [12:37] aquarius: how about piping through gzip? ☻ [12:37] with minimal compression, assuming network is the bottleneck? [12:39] I don't think that network is the bottleneck [12:40] that would make things back up in the network buffer, but I don't think that that's what's happening; I think that mirscreencast isn't capturing the frames, not that it's capturing them but having to throw them away because the network's backed up [12:40] but I'm testing that to find out [12:40] or, rather, I would be if the phone hadn't locked up solid again, grrr [12:43] aha! [12:44] resizing *is* a good idea [12:44] I get pretty smooth video with mirscreencast -n 60 -m /var/run/mir_socket --stdout --cap-interval 4 -s 384 640 | nc dawn.home 1234 [12:50] and the video I get out the far end is the right length, too [13:15] * aquarius updates blog post [13:41] hmm ... so i have mplayer working on my krillin ... i can stream audio but sadly not video (-vo sdl just causes a reboot after garbling the screen, other -vo options (except null) dont work at all) [13:41] oh, because it is only built for SDL1.x perhaps ... [13:42] aquarius, I don't have mencoder, do you know if I can do the same with avconv? [13:42] gcollura, I'm sure you can, but I don't know how; I stole that mencoder line from willcooke [13:43] you get to work out how to read raw video with avconv, I'm afraid :) [13:43] aquarius, ok don't worry :) [13:47] in case someone is interested http://people.canonical.com/~ogra/ubuntu-touch/mplayer.tgz (just cd to /home/phablet/mplayer after untarring and run "./run-mplayer.sh ") [14:12] aquarius, here's the command for avconv [14:12] avconv -f rawvideo -pix_fmt rgba -s 384x640 -r 6 -i output.raw -c:v h264 result.mp4 [14:12] change -r 6 to the frame rate you need [14:14] you can even change -i filename to -i udp/tcp://localhost: with some other tweaking I think [16:14] I need help. I added public key to authorized_keys but still can not ssh to the phone. What is wrong? [16:16] I get: Permission denied (publickey). === thelionroars1337 is now known as thelionroars [17:59] Hello, I get "Failed to execute /init" in kmesg when trying to boot my port. Any tips how to repair it or finding solution? [19:21] I'm not sure where report this, but I had problem to ssh to the phone, and I had public keys in authorized_keys. The problem was that /home/phablet is 777 and should be 755 in order for ssh to work. [19:23] I created an additional folder in /home/phablet and it is not visible via MTP. [19:24] Welcome Zach... [19:24] pngo_: its not 777 here [19:24] Hi! [19:25] popey; I just reinstalled ubuntu last night and that's what I had [19:26] pngo: it's 755 here on "stable", but I have not re-installed recently. [19:28] looks like new image has that bug [19:28] pngo: which channel are you on? [19:30] netlore: ubuntu-touch/ubuntu-rtm/14.09-proposed [21:21] Did I hear correctly, new stable release tomorrow? [21:24] Ooh, that would be fun.