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Originally Posted by ybotspawn
Could just whip up an sl4a script....
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I don't think so.
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Originally Posted by SilverlightPony
Definitely interested. 16 or 18 is fine when I'm tooling around town, but at 70mph on the freeway, I have to turn it up to 20 or 22. Having something to do that automatically would be great.
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Alright, but it's still not done.
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Originally Posted by Codythatsme
Anyone have any experience connecting a reverse camera? Im having a lot of trouble at the moment
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Well there's a new howto on ca-fi forums, just what you needed.
How to connect a rear view camera to an infotainment system? (Dashlinq4)
On another topic:
I found a way to improve music autostart on boot. Since global variables in Tasker are saved between reboots, you can use them to save last used music source.
Here's example if you use only music player and radio, and want either of them to run after every boot.
1) Create new Profile, select Application, select Radio, press back
2) select New task, enter its name, press V
3) Create new Action, choose Variables, then Variable Set
4) Enter variable Name, it must start with % and uppercase letter, for example %Radio, then enter value in "To", type "1" or "on", does not matter, then press back and back again
5) Create another new Profile, select Application, select your music player (Poweramp), Back, New Task, New Task Name
6) new action, Variables, Variable Clear, in the Name put previously chosen name (%Radio), back and back
7) Another (last) Profile, choose Event, Device Boot, press Back
8) New task, New task name, new Action, Task, If
9) in Condition put your variable name (%Radio), select operator (~ button in the middle), choose Isn't Set
10) new Task, App, Launch App, your music player (Poweramp), Back
11) new Task, Media, Media Control, in Cmd select Play, then press Back
Well, something like that, I don't know how it will behave if you switch between radio and player more than one time, but for me for now it will be enough.
And finally:
If you'r not happy with built-in music player and don't want it to run every time you insert USB stick
Disabling standard USB music app