Recent content by Olen

It is trivial to do that, but it would be a lot easier to use the interface on the big screen to select playlists, search for music and in general use the app.

Just out of curiosity. But I need to ask. Did you get your own API-keys and secrets, or are you also using the keys that are lifted from the official apps?

It is standard for cars produced after November (?) 2014.

I just started logging the http-responses from the API, and after the last downtime a few days ago, it seems to have stabilized quite a lot. The last 1000 requests to the API has given the following response-codes: Last 1000 responses: 200 => 981 503 => 14 502 => 5 IE about 2% errors. And...

The short answer is "yes". The long answer is that you need to use the new API, and authentication, and that this requires Teslas proprietary API-key and secrets. These are not publicly available, and Tesla has so far been quiet about when (or if) they will open up for 3rd party development.

Been down for a while now...

While I don't have specific numbers, my feeling is that I would see similar stats. My app simply ignores the errors and will retry the same query a minute later, so they are not fatal here. But they seem to be grouped so if a request fails, all requests will fail for the next 20-30 seconds, and...

My guess is that files without an extension will not be recognised by the player app, HOWEVER, I don't think it uses the extension to identify the file types. So my guess is that a flac file with a .mp3 extension will play just fine. The player probably opens the file and determines the file...

Yeah. It's pretty unstable. Whether it is the car losing its connection with Teslas servers, or the servers are unavailable for clients is hard to know. But I have seen on several occasions that I lose contact with the car both in my own logger (exploiting the API) and in the official android...

But there were reports in the media this summer that norwegian holiday habits - driving through Europe (and especially to Sweden) did cost Tesla a small fortune.

1.67.73 rolling out OTA in Norway today. Some believe it is a fix for the frequent 3G connection problems that has been a big issue here. A bit early to tell, as it's just a few hours since the first cars were upgraded.

My money is on that too. But html5 audio would allow a bunch of 3.party music services to work.

If they would only allow html5 audio (not even video) in the browser it would help a lot.

On my way out of Oslo, towards Sarpsborg, last Sunday morning, the car adviced me to exit E6 at Vinterbro just to re enter a few hundred meters ahead. There was no traffic at the time. On RV7 between Hønefoss and Sokna it also suggest that I exit the highway, take a few km on the back roads...

Here in Norway, it often tells me to exit highways, just to get back on them on the next entry. And it's not because of traffic. It even happens early Sunday morning, while I am almost alone on the road.