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Any chance for an OSX build of the beta? Would love to give it a shot.

My end goal is to be able to track my heart rate over time. I'm looking at soldering a 32k crystal onto my Teensy 3.0 so I can use the RTC, but I noticed it deals in seconds at its lowest resolution. Since heart rate can get up to 3-4 beats per second (at the highest end), I'm going to need a...

Ah cool, I didn't see that change/announcement and was going off of searching a ton when I submitted this patch. Glad to hear it is there. I can see how the Dorkbot thing could happen. I heard it from two different people, but could just be a friend of the aforementioned.

I was going to reply to this thread and try to justify the way I felt (and that it was the Portland dorkbot group that told me getting patches accepted by Paul is hard in the best of cases). I'm just happy my patch eventually made it in. I think if there was a bit more of a formal process for...

Hey, glad my patch has been helpful!

Paul, You are notorious for not accepting patches and generally ignoring folks who try to help out. At least that is what I heard speaking to other hardware folks in the Portland area. I've emailed my patch to you directly as well as posting on here, not sure how else to go about this. Would...

Bumping as other questions have been replied to in some fashion but this has not. If there is any problem with the code that is preventing it from getting merged, I'll gladly correct it.

A side note is that it would be nice if the code was up on github or somewhere like that, so I could send a proper patch using the VCS that you do, rather than posting it in a code fragment on a forum. This isn't the stone ages we have Github!

http://forum.pjrc.com/threads/23974-Media-keys-not-working-on-OSX?p=33772#post33772 -- I've included a diff of my work. This is a working implementation on Mac, I assume it also works on Linux because it is the same as the older implementation. In that same vein it likely doesn't work on Windows.

Media keys aren't implemented in Teensyduino for Teensy 3.0 The following adds it. Because it is similar to the implementation for Teensy{1,2} I suspect it has the same problems and doesn't work with Windows but I am not near a windows box to test that theory. If it doesn't work there, I'll...

Ah, shame this never got answered. I've also found that this is true in Teensyduino 1.15

#include <Bounce.h> #include <Encoder.h> int rot_led = 9; int rot_btn = 14; int top_left_btn = 17; int top_right_btn = 16; int bot_btn = 15; int enc_a = 20; int enc_b = 19; int enc_val = 0; int enc_divider = 7; int ms_delay = 1; int debounce = 10; bool led_on = false; bool last = false; Bounce...