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That's exactly I'm thinking! :) If there's enough interest, I could create a service where you get a VM with any OS you'd like to be installed. So essentially you are getting a VPS that can be directly accessed on Tesla's browser with controls optimized for touch along with a keyboard. And...

The current script is based on Python, and if you are talking about iOS, they have really stingy rules regarding screen mirroring. As for Android, the easiest approach would be to just download a VNC server app and use noVNC on the Tesla browser.

Not really an issue with the speed of the mcu. It's more dependent on the speed of the download bandwidth and compression methods used. The script already incorporate lossless png compression, but I'm still looking for a way to stream diffs in photos rather than downloading entire images...

But keep in mind the latency issue could be resolved (At least for video playback) as I'm also looking to see a javascript approach. I'm currently considering switching from PNG 1 by 1 to simply creating a gif every x seconds and then serve that. Or an even simpler approach would be to just...

You are spot on with the tinkering part. I love tinkering around with random projects ;) For security/privacy, I'm releasing the source code on GitHub and I'm probably not going to do hosting as this mirrors the screen which will require me to set up hypervisor + a flavor of linux. Those are...

Hello to fellow TMC members! I recently put together a quick app/script to enable video support directly on your Tesla browser! As many of you may have experience with, no video elements will work in the Tesla browser. Since we have a Model S, I thought I would just play around a little and see...