Ok, this is what I needed. Lots of feedback. I'll address individual posts throughout the day, but here are my thoughts so far
constellanation - thanks for the icon. I'm not sure if it'll be the final one but I'll probably use it for now
To those having issues when the screen is turned off - I think this is because the phone is killing your WiFi connection when it goes to sleep. I currently don't have anything in place to lock the WiFi connection on but I am going to add that in. I know Android is known to have issues with WiFi when the device sleeps (these issues don't exist in CM6). I will also be implementing an auto-reconnect mode so the software will automatically maintain the connection. Once your screens go off, are you able to connect manually?
To those not seeing their device detected - This could be an issue with your router blocking UDP multicast messages. Check your settings on your router and see if you can enable or unblock these types of messages. Future versions will allow you to manually enter the ip address of your device and that will allow you to circumvent this issue if router configuration is not an option.
To those experiencing crashes - any exceptions that occur should dump out to LogCat. If you are familiar enough with it, I'd love a copy of the exceptions
Thanks for testing it out. The feedback is very valuable.
constellanation - thanks for the icon. I'm not sure if it'll be the final one but I'll probably use it for now
To those having issues when the screen is turned off - I think this is because the phone is killing your WiFi connection when it goes to sleep. I currently don't have anything in place to lock the WiFi connection on but I am going to add that in. I know Android is known to have issues with WiFi when the device sleeps (these issues don't exist in CM6). I will also be implementing an auto-reconnect mode so the software will automatically maintain the connection. Once your screens go off, are you able to connect manually?
To those not seeing their device detected - This could be an issue with your router blocking UDP multicast messages. Check your settings on your router and see if you can enable or unblock these types of messages. Future versions will allow you to manually enter the ip address of your device and that will allow you to circumvent this issue if router configuration is not an option.
To those experiencing crashes - any exceptions that occur should dump out to LogCat. If you are familiar enough with it, I'd love a copy of the exceptions
Thanks for testing it out. The feedback is very valuable.