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Yes, the firmware is the same as the old one. I just provided .bin files for people that hadn’t already flashed ESP32CAM before. The FAP has the new code for setting the number of frames to capture. Be sure to take enough pictures to fill the animation.

Thank you! I’ve been waiting for you to complete this video. I have the smaller esp32 suite. Will the process be the same or similar? I work at a tattoo shop and plan to use the images in art. Been waiting to print an image from flipper. I can’t express how much this means 😂 to me, getting sentimental sorry.

Thanks for the comment! I'm almost at 10K subscribers -- maybe by Christmas? I have about 150 Flipper Zero videos; you can go to the playlists tab for some organization. I enjoy learning and teaching, so that's mostly what my channel is about. There is still so much more for me to learn. 🤯

See the steps in the video at 2:29 - 3:24. Be sure to create a key.txt in the "SD Card/apps_data/gemini_ia" folder with your Gemini IA key. If you still need help, once you are in Momentum Discord (discord.gg/momentum) you can post a question here - discord.com/channels/1211622338198765599/1233530666990305352 and hopefully d4rk$1d3 can assist you.

Thanks! Yeah, you can use those methods from the wiki to send both known protocols (like Samsung32/NEC) or RAW infrared signals from any Flipper Zero application. Maybe I should add a video on how to receive IR signals (using infrared_worker) - RocketGod and I learned a lot about infrared while making the "Flipper Zero Laser Tag game". I also cut out the talk about HOW the clock_settings_alarm method gets called (which I thought was really interesting, but my wife found it distracting from the primary content). Maybe I can sneak it in during another video. 🤣

www.amazon.com/UHPPOTE-Reading-Distance-Wiegand-Control/dp/B00UX03TLO has a longer range of about 1 foot for fob or 2 feet for card. Flipper should be able to integrate using GPIO, but device needs separate 12 volt power supply.

I should mention that it’s only for reading specific tag formats, so it might not be compatible with your card. You can ready your card closely first with Flipper to see the format.

Thanks for letting me know. It looks like they may have changed it slightly depending on the firmware. At 4:58 you can choose... "[Debug] Build Firmware" or "[Debug] Build update bundle" or "[Debug] Flash (USB, with resources)". Our goal is to get everything compiled.

3:55 - "Xbox 360 Chatpad", I used the wired white one (model# X814365-001).

@@MrDerekJamison Nice, thank you!

thanks for watching! One of the advantages of the Flipper is the compact size, so not sure adding the keyboard is the right solution? And if I have a phone, maybe using a mobile app with the internet is better solution too? I just tell myself that some of what we do with the Flipper is because we can (there was a time where I used it as my primary TV remote). 🤣

eBay has some for cheap? I agree hard pass at that price point. I’ll try to come up with other keyboard integrations as well. Here is an example listing… www.ebay.com/itm/116065078976

Awesome. Is it connected to the Flipper somehow? Weight of Flipper makes me think we want keyboard mounted above screen?

@ I connected it to flipper to test, but Iv connected the keypad to a CYD esp32 for working with it.

Thanks for watching! I'm still learning stuff about Sub-GHz & I'm still a little confused why some settings help improve audio and others don't. Every time I think I understand, something new comes up which challenges my current understanding. 🥳

​@@MrDerekJamison Pls brother there no good video talking about Flipper Magspoof and how can read and simulation, Can you Pls make video covering everything this part?

Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll add Magspoof to the list of ideas.

Welcome, thanks for watching!

thanks!

Thanks. It’s been so much learning getting this working across all of the firmware versions. I feel the current code is fairly robust & hopefully will work for people (unless apps use custom keyboards).

Thanks. I’ll update FlipSocial to support [enter] key/new line in the next version.

I think I could have put the files in the flasher folder (SD Card/appds_data/esp_flasher) which would have made choosing them easier. Thanks for the suggestion (sadly RUclips doesn't let me edit videos). Also, once Gemini isn't making more firmware updates, maybe they can get added to the quick flash option (which would make it easier if running custom firmware, like Momentum, on the Flipper Zero.)

JavaScript doesn't have those modules yet. Python has infrared but not the others. I think there aren't many people making JavaScript apps? Once it gains popularity, then hopefully more hardware support will be added. I added modules for VGM support, I2C support and SPI support for Momentum. For your favorites question, it depends on the firmware. Some use ".desktop.settings" file. The format needs to be exact, like a few bytes in (depends on firmware), you write the value (maybe 128 bytes) with a null terminator. If you are familiar with C code, you can look in your firmware in "applications\settings\desktop_settings" to see how they are doing it for your firmware. Feel free to ping me on Discord (@CodeAllNight) if you want help.

It's hard to tell from just the name, but some implementations of code dodger sound similar to what is used by Genie [intellicode]? If you run RogueMaster firmware, does it detect it on 315/390MHz? (Only RogueMaster has my genie protocol decoder.) You can also reach out to me on Discord (@CodeAllNight) and maybe I could take a look at a couple of RAW samples to see if we can decode it. It's likely similar to one of the ones listed here... github.com/jamisonderek/flipper-zero-tutorials/wiki/Sub-GHz#supported-protocols But if it is a rolling code with a modified KeeLoq implementation, I can probably only help you detect the signal (not generate the next signal in sequence -- so Flipper Zero can be used as a detector but not an opener).

Most people still program using the C language keywords ("void", "if", "else", "return") but then use their native language for variable names, function names and comments. Some people still choose english for the names of things, but then the comments are in a different language. See the unitemp app for an example... github.com/quen0n/unitemp-flipperzero/blob/master/Sensors.c#L210 When the community wants to edit your code, comments may be in their language or machine translated into your language. I've never tried to use #define to define alternate keywords, but it might work?

All of my videos are in English. I manually edit the English close caption for all my videos. AI does captioning in other languages, but I don't think it uses my English edits as the input; so it probably has many errors.

There is a strange bug in FlipSocial where when it doesn't get internet connection it caches the data but doesn't upload it to the feed. I was really confused why my friend requests weren't accepted, but he investigated and said they never made it to the server. Maybe you are running into something similar? In a couple weeks I can look at adding a vibro feedback when things fail, I think the LED status is too confusing & different ESP32 have different LED support. There is also a memory constraint, so the history of messages in the feed is fairly small. I know he is working to improve it. I'd say check back every couple of months to see if it's worth your time. He just released version 0.7 this week (Dec 2024). Eventually some of the other apps, like FlipStore, may have valuable content that is better than the alternatives.

You're welcome. I'm not sure we should be telling AI our exact location. Unless your name is "David Mayer" and it's ChatGPT -- since ChatGPT can't handle that name. 🤯

Thanks for watching.

I hope that people will start thinking about how AI could be used by the Flipper. My examples are fairly basic, but hopefully that makes it easier to understand.

Greetings! I'm glad you are enjoying them. I think I made about 150 Flipper Zero videos so far. If there are additional topics not covered by TalkingSasquach or myself, please let me know and I'll add it to the list.

I'd like to get back to playing with the ProxMark3 again. Maybe I can work on the "Chameleon Ultra" too?

Thanks. I thought it was interesting that these "blank tags" had special data on them.

I've never heard of it not resetting. Make sure no power cables are connected. If you still have issues, try one of the Discord servers. discord.gg/flipper is a good place to ask.

Google "Flipper docs firmware recovery" should have all you need in there about getting into DFU recovery mode

We apply some rotational force using the tension wrench. Here is a video that does a good job explaining it more... ruclips.net/video/TjRj69P5rKM/видео.html

Welcome!! This video was fun to make. I wish the audio from the walkie-talkies was clearer on the Flipper Zero.

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks for watching.

Interesting. I would go to lab.flipper.net/cli (or connect via serial port) and run the "input dump" command.

Blijkbaar moet ik nog veel achtergrondinformatie tot me nemen voordat ik dit helemaal kan begrijpen.

Thanks for the feedback! It's hard to know what people already know & what I should teach. Hex is 16 digits [0-9,A-F] instead of our normal 10 digits [0-9]. So "A"=10, "B"=11, "C"=12, "D"=13, "E"=14, "F"=15. 73D1 hex = 1 + "D"*(16) + 3*(16*16) + 7*(16*16*16) = 1 + 13*(16) + 3*(16*16) + 7*(16*16*16) = 1+208+768+28672 = 29649. Similar to how 4391 decimal = 1 + 9*(10) + 3*(10*10) + 4*(10*10*10) = 4391. The hex values displayed are the same as the decimal values, it's just in a different numbering system.

Sadly, there is no quick flash for Gemini. You could create your own fork off of Momentum and add it though. It's a little complex to do initially, but if you are switching often it could be worth it? I also think FlipperHTTP is almost mature enough that Gemini AI FAP could switch to using it for their app; which would help people to not need to switch. I haven't talked to d4rks1d33, so I'm not sure if he is interested in doing that (since it moves future code into the Flipper instead of the ESP32).

I think it is free (at 2 requests/minute)?ai.google.dev/pricing#1_5flash

The JavaScript model changed recently. It makes it harder to debug ChatGPT scripts, but it's still possible. Maybe I need to make an updated video.