01/07/2010, 02:51 AM
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Teen Repellent has finally arrived on the App catalog for a mere 99c
![]() Version 1.0.0 -First Version 1.0.1 -Added ringtone button Version 1.0.2 -Added help scene -Updated sound files (remove pop) -Added help text for ringtone file -Testing admobs Teen Repellent generates irritatingly high frequency sounds similar to that of a mosquito. As one gets older they lose the ability to hear these high frequency sounds thereby limiting the target audience to a certain age group and animals. I am currently testing functionality. I'd like to people to try it and tell me at what frequency they stop hearing the sound and how old you are. Remember to turn up your volume, no volume controls in sdk yet ![]() Other comments and suggestions are always welcome ![]() URL: teen-repellent-lite App catalog: Teen Repellent Last edited by insanefury; 01/14/2010 at 01:24 AM. Reason: Update |
01/07/2010, 07:25 AM
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This sounds really interesting. Heck, mind making a teen only ringtone? Now that would be useful.
Edit: Just did the tests. I could hear all frequencies up until 18 khz, which is strange because it says 24 years and younger. I'm 15. At 18khz I couldn't hear a thing. 17khz I could barely hear it. I hope this data helps. Edit2: Ok I just went online to do another test from a different source and I could hear 18khz (I couldn't hear 19 however) from a different website, but still can't hear it from your app. Edit3: Ok I turned up my volume on my Pre, and I could then hear 18khz, and almost 19khz if I put my ear up to the speakers. Sorry for the confusion. Last edited by Rudementry; 01/07/2010 at 07:47 AM. |
01/07/2010, 09:23 AM
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Yes I will be adding a button that will allow you to set it as your ringtone. It appears the palm pre's speakers might not be able to properly output the really high frequency's loud enough. You can try plugging it into speakers to see if they output at all but I may have to tweek the sound files and make em louder but I can't tell if it's working >.<, I only hear up to 17khz.
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01/07/2010, 10:15 AM
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I add your ring-tone button
![]() If you notice a pop when you start playing the sounds it's because the wav file does not fades in or out. This is for space compression. I have wav files with fades in my full version that do not have a POP when it starts playing however app size goes from 383kb to 1718kb =P If your really interested in using it as a ring-tone you can PM me and I'll send you the better sound files. Just tell me what khz. |
01/07/2010, 08:15 PM
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Just for everyone's info, this was actually developed over in Great Britain by retailers trying to keep kids from loitering in their stores and parking lots. The older people never heard it, so it didn't bother them.
THEN the kids figured out how to make a ringtone out of it - to use in school or wherever they weren't supposed to be having phones! And so it goes, back and forth... |
01/07/2010, 09:19 PM
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01/07/2010, 11:40 PM
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OMG.... i can't hear any of them.... like my parents used to tell me the subwoofer in my car would blow my ear drums... but literally....
wait never mind.. i got it to work. But i'm 16 and the highest i can hear is 19khz.... it's for 49 year olds. fml |
01/08/2010, 01:00 AM
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I am 41.
Up to my ear I can hear it up to 18 khz, but no higher. At arms length (with speaker facing me) I can hear it up to 14 khz, but no higher. I can't wait to try this out on my 8 and 6 year olds in the morning. Something tells me they are gonna get a kick out of knowing they can hear something Daddy can't :-)
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01/08/2010, 10:44 AM
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38 yrs old, and I can barely make out 17khz with my Pre within a foot of my head. at 18khz and higher all I can hear is the slight click of the speaker activating.
At range (arm's length) 16khz is my max. I haven't tested any further ranges, but 16khz is pretty loud at arm's length for me. Just a general question: What is the difference between the current lite version and the eventual pay version? |
01/08/2010, 11:41 AM
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Age 54, I can just barely start hearing it at 12khz. (As my son screams from the other room "Are you playing with that thing again-STOP)
This could be fun! I wonder if I could have it running on XBox Live when I try to play MW2 and all the kids online think we want to hear them singing |
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