by gordol » Fri Feb 04, 2022 11:02 am
My Samsung Galaxy s20+ (unlocked on Verizon (USA)) updated from OS11 to 12 yesterday. I have restarted a couple times since.
I'm now having intermittent issues with MediaMonkey not showing the lock screen or notification panel miniplayer, or failing to load the application.
Two screen shots of the first issue (on imgur.com). This one shows the lockscreen
https://imgur.com/dFCUpgy, and this one shows the notification panel
https://imgur.com/oHzeVmL.
I tried to capture a screen recording of the failure to launch, but because of how the layouts work, I the "start recording" button got covered by the phone's "app isn't responding" dialog, and when I went to start the recording first and then open MMA, it opened normally.
I just sent logs from MMA, log ID unknown: I also told it to save locally, but the local file is showing as zero bytes and naturally cannot be opened, moved or shared. Maybe has something to do with the fact that the app crashed when I sent the log... second attempt, reading the log ID off the dialog: K6L7WDK641, this one appears to have gone through.
My Samsung Galaxy s20+ (unlocked on Verizon (USA)) updated from OS11 to 12 yesterday. I have restarted a couple times since.
I'm now having intermittent issues with MediaMonkey not showing the lock screen or notification panel miniplayer, or failing to load the application.
Two screen shots of the first issue (on imgur.com). This one shows the lockscreen [url]https://imgur.com/dFCUpgy[/url], and this one shows the notification panel [url]https://imgur.com/oHzeVmL[/url].
I tried to capture a screen recording of the failure to launch, but because of how the layouts work, I the "start recording" button got covered by the phone's "app isn't responding" dialog, and when I went to start the recording first and then open MMA, it opened normally.
I just sent logs from MMA, log ID unknown: I also told it to save locally, but the local file is showing as zero bytes and naturally cannot be opened, moved or shared. Maybe has something to do with the fact that the app crashed when I sent the log... second attempt, reading the log ID off the dialog: K6L7WDK641, this one appears to have gone through.