e.g. I have a marketplace in camp A with 1000 tobacco not being used anymore. I want to be able to get that into another camp that is needing it for upkeep.
I'm basically on my first playthrough of the game and noticed that at times my resources (cut wood, rope, sails, etc.) went negative as seen on the top resources bar. I think it had to do with ship upgrades. It seems to be a bug because I had plenty of those resources in warehouses yet builders seemed to have to wait for new resources to be made. Anybody else seen this?
Every few patches this happens. Anybody else seeing it or know where the hidden "new" thing is? Thanks.
edit: even though the new badge wasn't over anything to do with commanders it seems that's where things were "new" because of the change in commander talents this patch.
Something's changed recently and now the result is that every day I'm asked to re login to access my network controller. Whether I access it at unifi.ui.com or at its local IP address this is the case. My account settings have the web session timing out after 30 days. Anybody else experiencing this and know of a fix? Thanks.
I picked up the new 4k stick today and per https://www.reddit.com/r/OnnStreamingTV/comments/1sjlhms/onn_4k_streaming_device_2026_stick_audio_video/ was excited to get HD audio passthrough working in Kodi.
However, so far, I can't.
My audio settings do show all the available codecs as it should to my Marantz AVR.
My Android build is the same as in the linked post.
However one difference is that my box says "2607A" and not "2609A" as in the linked photos. Maybe there's an actual difference?
The bar codes are the same.
In Kodi I see only one option for passthrough output device: AudioTrack (RAW), Android IEC packer. Passthrough enabled for all the codecs.
But when I play any HD audio there's no sound. In fact, it's doing something weird where my receiver will display that it's receiving Atmos for everything, even DTS-HD files.
Anybody with experience with this new device, please let me know if you have the solution. Thanks.
P.S. The Plex app also tries to passthrough audio, according the nerd stats, and with it there's the same silence as in Kodi.