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Right now the picker uses built in gallery, which is cool, but too many clicks back and forth to send another pic. Consider an in-house gallery (though those have complications too).

Delaney's phone.

Right now if there are multiple hosts and you scan, the first one it finds comes back. If you say no, and scan some more, you often get the same host (not the one you want). Allow scanning to say "no and skip that host on the next scan too, I don't want that one."

Host and controller should be aware of networking status and alert users if networking is not available.

Main flow should be super simple and NOT bombard users with help/tech stuff, but if they get stuck there should be an obvious help/about path that includes simple notes on how networking works, how to rescan, where to ask questions/post issues, etc.

When multiple host broadcasts are present allow the user to choose a particular host?

Need to think this one through some (how long do we wait to say there are or aren't multiple hosts, etc.)

Right now just images working. Detect type of file request sent, and if supported video format, play it.

Mostly there, but need to get app ID, make sure it's working, etc.

Overall UI work, host and controller.

Hi, it's great to see, that you are using my Crouton library.
Unfortunately you have removed the license header.
This is a violation of the Apache V2 License.

Please re-add the license-header in the way it was provided.
Here's an example of the header:

/*
 * Copyright 2012 - 2013 Benjamin Weiss
 * Copyright 2012 Neofonie Mobile GmbH
 *
 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
 * You may obtain a copy of the License at
 *
 *     http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
 *
 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
 * limitations under the License.
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Allow user to enter a name when they first use embiggen, optionally display that name on the host with "played by Larry!" when they send in a video/pic. (So send it in with request, and have prefs on host whether or not to display it, etc.)

Add full screen capability, and button for host AND controller to enable

Allow connected users to share from the built in gallery via an intent filter.

The trick here will be that the user may not always be connected to a host, so we don't want the share option to be available if not connected. Programatically add the IF. (Or if that's untenable, make the app smart enough to say "hey you aren't connected, start a host and ...." if it gets the intent and is not connected.)

To finish scan/detect:

1. periodically have controller re-check for host, or just check response when sending in an HTTP request to display something? Make sure to alert user if host is not-reachable and take them to re-scan screen.

Host should have min duration for each pic to display if more than one queued. Host should also have whether or not to display who sent in each item. Host should have a setting for the NAME of the host, in case there are multiple a user can choose at scan/detect?

Consider Tape and making tasks to show images, queue them up and try to show them in order. Let user specify prefs such as duration of each image, etc. (Disallow videos from slideshow?)

Background music?

Just bat it around, maybe name change.

Also need good logo and launcher icons and other Play Store assets, etc.

Use more space, allow fullscreen, and maybe allow user option of how they want to scale?

Right now the standard media controls on a keyboard do work, but not FROM controller (from host). Add host pause/play/skip ff/rev etc buttons.

Reported host FC with ethernet plugged in (not sure why that would trip it up, but haven't tested that, need to).

FC during menu when eth plugged in.