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Still Trying to Figure This All Out
Let me fix this for you.Scrolling and artist-album would be my priorities.
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Let me fix this for you.Scrolling and artist-album would be my priorities.
Can you be our spokesperson? You seem to have a pretty good technical grasp on the problem.So, I can explain the \x20, etc. That is the string escape sequence for ASCII value for space (Hex 0x20). It's an easily fix. FYI:
Ascii Table - ASCII character codes and html, octal, hex and decimal chart conversion
I have about 1200 mp3 on a fast USB 3.0 drive. Indexing speed is fine, but I can't scroll more that a couple of pages. Every time I do the scroll bar goes nuts and the becomes UI becomes unusable. I can only get a few pages in before the app malfunctions and interprets my swipes as clicks. My best guess is that the developer did not fix the size of the UI container and the component is recalculating the size of the list view to render the scrollbar (or the list view component is broken)
Also, I ***wish*** Tesla would add USB to the voice search. This was on my Ford Fusion (Sync) and was awesome.
Thanks very much. I would really appreciate it if you could check on gapless playback. This is the bugfix I've been waiting for for three years. If it isn't fixed yet I'll be disgusted. If it is, I might actually upgrade.
Can you be our spokesperson? You seem to have a pretty good technical grasp on the problem.
I'm shy, but I'll help someone else do it.Hasn't anyone produced any videos yet on youtube showing these issues????
I would do it myself but given the state of USB on 8.0, I'm sticking with 7.1.
Agreed. I have done this already (I reported it as two bugs, one summarized as "USB playback of my relatively large (25k track) library fails with media player hang or restart" and the other as "Media player UI is unusable for non-trivial libraries because no non-sequential access is provided"). I did get a reply that included "please let us know if you do not hear from service within a few weeks on this", I have a nag set up in my calendar for two weeks from now.Our best way to get things fixed is to politely bring this to their attention in mass. I would suggest we all email support.
So that begs the question, why did Tesla think the changes it made to USB music were valuable? Why put scarce resources into it rather than leaving it the way it was?I'm an Android developer, but conceptually most user interfaces (UI) are the same. I'm not sure what Tesla develops their UI with.
The generally issue with software development is that software development takes time and they have a limited number of developers. That means companies have to focus on features they feel are the most valuable. Our best way to get things fixed is to politely bring this to their attention in mass. I would suggest we all email support.
That does appear to be part of the issue, but perhaps not the whole story. Example:So, I can explain the \x20, etc. That is the string escape sequence for ASCII value for space (Hex 0x20). It's an easily fix. FYI:
Ascii Table - ASCII character codes and html, octal, hex and decimal chart conversion
931.5 gb 3638 songs. It is reloading after long sleep, approximately 1-2 minutes. I was not getting "playing on" behavior at first, but this reloading thing now obscures that. I agree with concensus that prior was bad but workable, now total mess. Will write tesla. Bummer.Size in GB and number of tracks on that storage volume?
Accurate numbers? Even if all your audio is uncompressed, the back of my envelope says that's like 24 minutes/track on average.931.5 gb 3638 songs.
931.5 gb 3638 songs. It is reloading after long sleep, approximately 1-2 minutes. I was not getting "playing on" behavior at first, but this reloading thing now obscures that. I agree with concensus that prior was bad but workable, now total mess. Will write tesla. Bummer.
I'm also a software developer. One of the big things with developing software, particularly if it's for a commercial market, is controlling regressions. Sure software is hard, but if you let your development get out of control, it becomes VERY hard. That's what Tesla has done repeatedly. They seem embody the classic joke of letting their software escape rather than be released.I'm an Android developer, but conceptually most user interfaces (UI) are the same. I'm not sure what Tesla develops their UI with.
The generally issue with software development is that software development takes time and they have a limited number of developers. That means companies have to focus on features they feel are the most valuable. Our best way to get things fixed is to politely bring this to their attention in mass. I would suggest we all email support.
You are correct. I just recorded what was on the tesla display. I believe that is total available on the terabyte drive, not size of music folder. I will check that later, but suspect around 150 gb.Accurate numbers? Even if all your audio is uncompressed, the back of my envelope says that's like 24 minutes/track on average.
I'm just shocked this got through beta.I'm also a software developer. One of the big things with developing software, particularly if it's for a commercial market, is controlling regressions. Sure software is hard, but if you let your development get out of control, it becomes VERY hard. That's what Tesla has done repeatedly. They seem embody the classic joke of letting their software escape rather than be released.
IMHO the best way they could fix this is by opening up a sandboxed API so that competent people could fix the software. Failing that, someone in authority at Tesla needs to take a big broom to their software department.
I'm also a software developer. One of the big things with developing software, particularly if it's for a commercial market, is controlling regressions. Sure software is hard, but if you let your development get out of control, it becomes VERY hard. That's what Tesla has done repeatedly. They seem embody the classic joke of letting their software escape rather than be released.
IMHO the best way they could fix this is by opening up a sandboxed API so that competent people could fix the software. Failing that, someone in authority at Tesla needs to take a big broom to their software department.