Recent content by Marcjero

Yes but it could be possible that Tesla allows all access the gateway IP... The private network could be restricted to this single address. So I need to know if your devices and Tesla is using 10.0.0.1 as gateway or not. If not it would worth to investigate more. If yes it's game over.

I see... Possible to know what are the IP and gateway adresses of a device connecting to your wifi router ? Maybe the WIFI router is using another private network in front. Or is it just a WIFI AP/extender ?

Hi Krash, could you please confirm that 10.0.0.1 is your Wifi router address ? (default gateway for connected clients) Thanks

Yes thank you. This restriction is really boring. It's possible to simulate a public IP on Android but that would require a rooted phone.

Hello pcrow, did you find more informaton about the private IPs restriction ?

Thanks. I dont see any reason why a 192.168.x address would work when 10.x are blocked.. That's sad.

Sorry asking again but is there any chance that any Tesla owner could check that the web browser is able to connect to a local address ? Are you interested with Android screen mirroring or not ?

For instance you can try to open your DSL or wifi router admin ui from the Tesla.

You can also try yo connect to your home WiFi and try to reach any web server running on the same local network.

Yes it looks like the browser start loading the gif file and display the first frame then wait for the missing data. That's good. I prefer to work locally for 2 reasons : -mirroring will work even if you loose the LTE network -it will be a lot faster and smoother All we need is a smart way to...

Wonderful. Just a question : was the first playback slow like it was starting displaying frames before the file was fully loaded ? Regarding network : is it possible to connect the Tesla to the Internet through an android smartphone wifi access point ? My Android app is embedding a web server...

Please do this test for me of you want android mirroring. I did a similar app that is streaming mp4 so I just need to change the output format on order to support the Tesla browser.

Would be.nice to know if this gif is rendered on your browser https://kornel.ski/lossy-cat.gif

I think that the network speed can be an issue. If possible process the tests using WiFi.

Thank you. aPNG is not well supported in general. Webp is interesting because of higher compression ratio than gif but unfortunately it doesn't work. I think that streaming an animated gif would be the best option. The browser just need to wait for a.new frame and then render the picture. No...