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• android/WatchPresenter/watchpresenterwear/libs/encog-java-core-master.jar

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Hi all,

I've installed Watchpresenter 2.0.5 onto my Galaxy S6 running Android 5.1.1 and the Chrome extension version 3.3 onto my laptop version of Chrome. When I open the Google slides deck I see the Watchpresenter icon come up at the far right of my address bar, but my phone does not detect the Chrome extension. Both my laptop and phone are on wifi and able to access other internet services normally.

Any ideas?

Alasdair

Edit: I am signed into my Galaxy S6 and Chrome browser under the same Google account

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Hi

I've found a following suspicious code in android/WatchPresenter/backend/src/main/java/com/zuluindia/watchpresenter/backend/Cleanup.java

In Line 60:
private static final long EXPIRY_MILLISECONDS=63 * 24 * 3600* 1000;

Could this be as follow to avoid integer overflow?:
private static final long EXPIRY_MILLISECONDS=63 * 24 * 3600* 1000L;

This might be a trivial thing but I wanted to report just in case.

Thanks!

Any exceptions thrown from the try or catch segments are eliminated when an exception is thrown in the finally block

It was working fine until recently. Now the volume buttons will only advance once, then no response.

The next slide button in the alert works still.

Some ideas...

@OverRide public boolean onKeyDown(int keyCode, KeyEvent event){ if (keyCode == KeyEvent.KEYCODE_VOLUME_UP){ Toast.makeText(this, "Volume Up", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show(); return true; } if (keyCode == KeyEvent.KEYCODE_VOLUME_DOWN){ Toast.makeText(this, "Volume Down", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show(); return true; } return super.onKeyDown(keyCode, event); }

When moving your arm from being down to up (as if to read the time) it will move to the next slide. Seems over sensitive with the movement and will move on from only a little movement.

In the event of a call, the user is probably not presenting anymore. However, volume key presses are detected if the application is active. This might lead to unwanted slide pass.

intent.getAction() may be null

data.getExtras() may be null

Indicate that it's a one-time step

This goes way beyond just passing slides, but it would be nice to be able to play videos embedded in the presentation

To avoid user confusion

When using Chrome on some WiFi networks, even though there is Internet connection, the GCM messages are not arriving to Chrome. A pattern of when this is happening could not be found yet