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No wearable device is on Tizen 3.0?

Hi 

 

I just start learning the development on Tizen, especially focusing on developing audio apps on gears. I have checked the API and made few coding tests for player_h and streamrecorder_h. However, when I want to deploy my app to my Samsung Gear S3, I found there is a lib link error, then I found it might be caused by using a Tizen 3.0 API of streamrecorder_h (while my Gear S3 is on Tizen 2.3.2). 

 

My question is: is there any wearable device I can install Tizen 3.0 app using streamrecorder_h? Is there any way to update the OS on my gear to 3.0? If not, what is the logic for Samsung to have the Tizen 3.0 wearable SDK but no device can use it?

 

Edited by: Yu-Chih Tung on 05 Apr, 2017
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Peter Wegner

This is "normal"...

 

Samsung give you something to play with... on Emulator... for loooooong long time.

Before real devices are available...

 

Or you got nothing, as all obsolete

:)

 

Most Infos are not clear enough to all...

They have Future Plans...

 

No idea which one...

 

If you not an part of R&D or friends... you not know about exisitng useable devices... only most things are hidden or bad documented in public...

:(

 

R&D and friends have since monthS Tizen 3 Firmware for Wearable... called Circle...

http://download.tizen.org/prerelease/tizen/wearable/

 

No idea which device... nor any kind of idea who has "Circle" device/target...

 

But I am sure, not you and not me.

:(

 

Best Regards

Yu-Chih Tung

Hi Peter,

I have exact the same feeling as you. I gave up Tizen about 1 year ago because the docuemnt is really wrong for everthing and nothing I can work on. I gave my new Gear S3 a try because I noticed they have a better documentation on their API now. However, sadly, as you pointed out, it is  nearlly impossible to do anything good in Tizen if you don't know a R&D friend in Samsung.

 

I might give it up again.....bye Tizen.

 

Yu-Chih

Yu-Chih Tung

I have solved the issue I have for using streamrecorder. It turns out there is a raw audio interface named audio_in and audio_out. These interfaces solve my problem. 

Mateusz Happala

Yu-Chih Tung this is a very valuable info! Thanks for sharing that