OSCAR v1.5.0 released

[njf1525]

Windows 11. My laptop has a 2256 x 1504 resolution scaled at 150% and my external monitor is 3840 x 2160 also scaled at 150%.

Actually, my laptop screen is better for me at 175%

[larrykay]

Minor problem with 1.5. When I import my wellue O2 data, version 1.5 does not "remember" where the O2 data is on my PC, it always defaults to the Oscar installation folder. Version 1.4 always remembered the data folder location...

[Crimson Nape]

I just confirmed larrykay's report in Windows. We need to test this on Mac and Linux, too.

- Red

[Crimson Nape]

OSCAR no longer remembers the oximeter path on Linux, too.
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[Jeff8356]

Confirmed on macOS also.

[beamer22]

As some others have posted, I am getting the message, "Unable to check for updates. Please try again later." Here is the debugging info that is returned with this request:

08717: Warning: QSslSocket::connectToHostEncrypted: TLS initialization failed
08723: Warning: Update Check Error: "TLS initialization failed"


Thanks for checking into this for me.

[SuperSleeper]

As some others have posted, I am getting the message, "Unable to check for updates. Please try again later." Here is the debugging info that is returned with this request:

08717: Warning: QSslSocket::connectToHostEncrypted: TLS initialization failed
08723: Warning: Update Check Error: "TLS initialization failed"

 The issue occurred because we recently switched to SSL (HTTPS) on both ApneaBoard.com and SleepFiles.com and there are some TLS initialization issues that were not easily solved.  This is a known issue that the OSCAR team now has a workaround fix for-- but that fix won't be available to most folks until the next release (1.5.1?).

Until then, folks will have to manually check the official OSCAR download page to see if there's been a newer release.  No time-frame on when that minor release will be completed-  there's a few other fixes that will likely be included as well, and the OSCAR team is currently working on those.

[beamer22]

Thank you for your response!

Brad

[StefanSB]

Kinda disappointed the mac version is still Intel only.  Is it really that hard to compile a Apple Silicon version and make a universal binary?

Actually there should be no problem running the Intel version on a M1 Mac.
I actually lost a few years of data (2017-2022) - but I also had no urge to actually read the data during that time.

I was using SleepyHead back then and I just recently found this OSCAR branch of it tried it and all fine.

But actually I have joined this forum (or joined back, could be I had an account earlier) to offer contribution to the OSCAR project. I am a software developer dedicated to macOS and iOS and I was even trying to prepare an iOS app that adds the data from the devices into HealthKit. At the end the issue was with my S9, that it was not possible to get the data from the SD-Card into the iPhone with problems - I was even in discussion with an ResMed engineer I met during WWDC.

So I can contribute to the project on macOS side. I think right now, the biggest issue to build a universal binary is the Qt framework, which in that version off-the-shelf is Intel only. It would be required to build the Qt framework from sources for ARM and then try it with a ARM version of the app.

Eg, I see an real benefit for users owning an Apple Watch. Apple Watch can record sleep phases and when combined with the respiration data it could give more insight. But well, Qt and iOS plus communication with C/APAP devices can be challenging. But could be a good project to get attention from Apple Health engineers (as mentioned, they showed interest during WWDC).

[mikepd2510]

When I try to import the data from my Wellvue O2 ring, OSCAR v1.50 immediately shuts down with no error messages. Has this happened with anyone else? Thanks.