Dash Cam Settings

[Jasmine Lemaitre]

Doyou mean the bar/dash/dock which displays a few selected application icons? In standard Gnome on Fedora Workstation, this is displayed only when you hit the super key/left top corner, together with the search, app chooser etc.

I seem to remember that this setting was for the Activities menu on the left side of the screen which was removed and replaced with the Dash at the bottom center of the screen with (I think) the release of gnome 40 (about the release of Fedora 34 if I remember correctly). If my recall is correct then that was more than 2 years back and it applied to gnome 3.8.

Under Dash settings, you can adjust a wide range of device settings, such as units, language, notifications, and other preferences, as well as adjust your preferences for operating the device when using maps or workouts.

We have built Multi Pages App, which contains 6 pages, each page will have different reports. The problem we are facing currently is, we have built this App with 50% screen resolution to view all plots in a single window without scrolling, it is working fine with this 50% resolution. But when we send this same App to other person for review, their browser settings are 100% and hence the App layout appearance is completely distorting. Is there any way to change the browser settings in the script which should control the browser settings and automatically adjust the dashboard to the screen resolution to 50% to avoid the distortions across people.

Enables a workaround for playback start on some devices, e.g. WebOS 4.9.

It is necessary because some browsers do not support setting currentTime on video element to a value that is outside of current buffer.

When enabled, after a track switch and in case buffer is being replaced, the video element is flushed (seek at current playback time) once a segment of the new track is appended in buffer in order to force video decoder to play new track.

If there are multiple bitrates in your adaptation, and the media is playing at the highest bitrate, then we try to build a larger buffer at the top quality to increase stability and to maintain media quality.

That buffered range is likely to have been enqueued for playback. Pruning it causes a flush and reenqueue in WPE and WebKitGTK based browsers. This stresses the video decoder and can cause stuttering on embedded platforms.

If this flag is set to true then dash.js will use the MSE v.2 API call "changeType()" before switching to a different track.

Note that some platforms might not implement the changeType functio. dash.js is checking for the availability before trying to call it.

If this flag is set to true then dash.js will allow Infinity to be set as the MediaSource duration otherwise the duration will be set to Math.pow(2,32) instead of Infinity to allow appending segments indefinitely.

Some platforms such as WebOS 4.x have issues with seeking when duration is set to Infinity, setting this flag to false resolve this.

When switching to a track that is not compatible with the currently active MSE SourceBuffers, MSE will be reset. This happens when we switch codecs on a system

that does not properly implement "changeType()", such as webOS 4.0 and before.

Threshold at which the gap handling is executed. If currentRangeEnd - currentTime

For live stream the jump might be delayed to keep a consistent live edge.

Note that the amount of buffer at which platforms automatically stall might differ.

Enables the adjustment of the seek target once no valid segment request could be generated for a specific seek time. This can happen if the user seeks to a position for which there is a gap in the timeline.

In low latency mode, when the difference between the measured latency and the target one, as an absolute number, is higher than the one sets with this method, then dash.js does a seek to live edge position minus the target live delay.

In low latency mode, when measured latency is higher/lower than the target one, dash.js increases/decreases playback rate respectively up to (+/-) the percentage defined with this method until target is reached.

These playback rate limits take precedence over any PlaybackRate values in ServiceDescription elements in an MPD. If only one of the min/max properties is given a value, the property without a value will not fall back to a ServiceDescription value. Its default value of NaN will be used.

For live streams, set the interval-frequency in milliseconds at which dash.js will check if the current manifest is still processed before downloading the next manifest once the minimumUpdatePeriod time has.

For multi-period streams, overwrite the manifest mediaPresentationDuration attribute with the sum of period durations if the manifest mediaPresentationDuration is greater than the sum of period durations

Set to false if you would like to disable the last media settings from being stored to localStorage during playback and used to set the initial track for subsequent playback within the expiration window.

For a given media type defines if existing segments in the buffer should be overwritten once the track is switched. For instance if the user switches the audio language the existing segments in the audio buffer will be replaced when setting this value to "alwaysReplace".

Sets the selection mode for the initial track. This mode defines how the initial track will be selected if no initial media settings are set. If initial media settings are set this parameter will be ignored. Available options are:

Constants.TRACK_SELECTION_MODE_HIGHEST_SELECTION_PRIORITY

This mode makes the player select the track with the highest selectionPriority as defined in the manifest. If not selectionPriority is given we fallback to TRACK_SELECTION_MODE_HIGHEST_BITRATE. This mode is a default mode.

Enables the custom rendering for WebVTT captions. For details refer to the "Subtitles and Captions" sample section of dash.js.

Custom WebVTT rendering requires the external library vtt.js that can be found in the contrib folder.

I tried editing the .desktop files, using various combinations of NotShowIn, OnlyShowIn, NoDisplay=true, etc. but it only hides the icon in BOTH places or in the System Settings only. Hiding them only in the Dash seems somewhat difficult.

Edit: To specify further: I want the single settings-icons that are visible in the System Settings window, hidden in the Unity Dash. That includes the applications "tab" - not only search results or recently-used applications.

So the way Gnome behaves when I use the Super+Number shortcut has changed.

Before, when there were 2 instances of an application open, this shortcut was able to shift focus between the instances. Also, The shortcut would switch workspaces if there was an opened application on another workspace instead of opening a new instance on the current workspace.

This was possible through the Dash To Dock setting in the appearance tab of the extension settings, and therefore every usage of the shortcut would show the numbers of the favorite applications in the dock (like still possible with the Super+q shortcut). Now with this janky setup, no numbers are shown when using the shortcut.

My theory is that something has hijacked the shortcut after an update. Any ideas how to stop the jankiness or force the usage of dash to dock for the shortcut?

BTW: Ctrl+Siper+Number still behaves ordinarily.

I have TWO models that look nearly identical to the YI Rear View Mirror dash cam.

They were purchased from two different vendors, they are branded slightly differently - and - they have the same exact problems.

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Now, what I am asking is if the Yi version of this rearview mirror cam 1) DEFAULTS to the rear view (not front) and 2) the settings can be changed without any functions of the software breaking or being disabled.

The YI version defaults to a dual view of both front and rear.

The setting can be modified without the software being disabled.

We have not any hardware or firmware revision for our YI branded mirror dash in the last 12-15 months.

It seems this is quite variable in my experience, possibly depending on size of throttle and plenum volume etc. I will attach a few example settings from cars I have tuned but you will notice they are hugely different. The LS4 needs 7% dashpot throttle, whereas my evo needs no dash pot at all...

So after trying to figure out if I was doing something wrong as the 25mpg best times kept resetting, I did a test. I have a denali so I can change a bunch of settings on the info display on the dash. (not the big screen, but the one between the speedo and tach).

I have a new Denali and have the same issue. I use the Technology theme on the cluster and leave it on the FE page. About once a week the theme resets back to Standard, it's on MPH page, and the FE history is gone. Drives me nuts. My 03 Yukon periodically forgets NAV and memory seat settings as well. Was never able to figure out a fix for that. I'm hoping that this issue is correctable on my Denali.

An updated software calibration has been released to address the above

conditions. Update the instrument panel cluster using a USB FLASH

DRIVE and the Service Programming System (SPS) with the files available on

TIS2WEB. Refer to the SPS procedures in SI.

Important: This procedure is a USB flash drive programming event. This

IS NOT a standard TIS2WEB programming

event. This procedure requires a USB 2.0 flash drive. The minimum USB flash

drive capacity requirement is 4 GB. The software downloaded to the USB flash

drive can be used to update all vehicles involved in this bulletin.

I found another problem with the system too. I have a bunch of music on a connected iPod and SD card. The large intellilink screen sees everything immediately, but the small screen does not see all of the music. It's there and can be played. I just can't get to it via the small screen.

Apparently, they need to do a software reinstall so I have it booked to leave it there all day next week. They are going to do the recall software at the same time. It was taking over 3 hrs today due to website traffic from GM. My phone was able to sync with a '14 Silverado on the lot, so they think that my individual software is to blame.

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