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After a bird has been detected, it should be possible to hear a reference sound of that bird

We need to tell users where we got our data from (including license, if possible), either in a seperate view or in the bird description view. Something like:

• Texts and information by Wikipedia
• Training data from xeno-canto.org

Give the user the possibility to crop the audio file to a specific duration. For example the file is 20 seconds long, but we only want the data between 00:05 and 00:15.

Hi, i'm trying to compile the project, but i get this error:

Gradle sync failed: Could not find method buildConfigField() for arguments [String, Base_URL, BuildType_Decorated{name=WEBServiceBaseURL, debuggable=false, testCoverageEnabled=false, jniDebuggable=false, pseudoLocalesEnabled=false, renderscriptDebuggable=false, renderscriptOptimLevel=3, minifyEnabled=false, zipAlignEnabled=true, signingConfig=null, embedMicroApp=true, mBuildConfigFields={}, mResValues={}, mProguardFiles=[], mConsumerProguardFiles=[], mManifestPlaceholders={}}] on BuildType_Decorated{name=debug, debuggable=true, testCoverageEnabled=false, jniDebuggable=false, pseudoLocalesEnabled=false, renderscriptDebuggable=false, renderscriptOptimLevel=3, minifyEnabled=false, zipAlignEnabled=true, signingConfig=SigningConfig_Decorated{name=debug, storeFile=C:\Users\grb74278.android\debug.keystore, storePassword=android, keyAlias=AndroidDebugKey, keyPassword=android, storeType=C:\Users\grb74278.android\debug.keystore, v1SigningEnabled=true, v2SigningEnabled=true}, embedMicroApp=false, mBuildConfigFields={}, mResValues={}, mProguardFiles=[], mConsumerProguardFiles=[], mManifestPlaceholders={}} of type com.android.build.gradle.internal.dsl.BuildType. Consult IDE log for more details (Help | Show Log) (6 s 993 ms)

We should brainstorm how to improve the gamification aspects of the app. Ideas:

• Relating to the number of birds collected
• Notify how many birds have been collected in the past 7d in the area?
• ...

We need to translate the probabilities for our matches into a more user friendly system (some users might not know what 0.8 means for a result). Ideas?

Hi, i was wondering if providing a sample reference sound for a specific human voice, it could be work detecting just that human voice (but not detect another voices, that would be a fake detection), in the same way that you are detecting specific singing birds.

Could you give me some steps to start working with this point? Thanks!!

• Cross-platform support out of the box
• Full access to underlying hardware
• What to use for database ??

Could not attend Coding da Vinci but followed it on Twitter a bit and would like to take a look at your app but could not find a way to install or otherwise test it.

• Google Maps
• Open Topo Map (Leaflet JS)

The match button has been confusing for a lot of people. Suggestions:

• Provide some sort of info text that people know that they have to keep the button pressed to match
• Press the button once to start recording, press it again (or let recording time reach 30s) to send it

Provide a button to switch between EN / DE bird names & descriptions

We need a specific view to let people know what kind of data is being sent to the backend and how we use it.

With each API request, some meta information should be sent along for logging and analytics:

• Android API version
• GPS coordinates, if possible (user should have the ability to turn that off)