Open Excape opened 7 years ago
Previously fixed the same or similar issue on my device (Oneplus One then running 7.0) in this commit: https://github.com/chatrealm/DctvAndroid/pull/10/commits/d705719e270631025ac8e540fd8c26ed3e074a77
Reverting to original code gives me the error again on CM 14.1 (7.1)
@RenAigu I tried reverting d705719 too, but I get the same error
https://www.vitamio.org/en/docs/FAQ/2013/0509/14.html
Most likely hardware or could be incorrect install of Vitamio library. I also got a report that the latest DCTV version crashes on 'Google Pixel running Android 7.1'. Which seems to have a similar CPU to Nexus 6P.
I can reproduce in android emulator, here is my virtual device image used:
Nougat , arm64-v8a, Android 7.0 (with Google APIs)
takes forever to start, but eventually i get identical error message launching video.
Found a possible solution, based on https://github.com/yixia/VitamioBundle/issues/305
@Excape can you try the latest commit? (6f07908ab88e0484f374fad4d4710e0f8d3d7b94)
@RenAigu YES! It works! :tada:
Although I'm not sure what this line does:
android.useDeprecatedNdk=true
It works on my phone without this line..
This seems to be a general fix for 64bit devices. Would be great to test it on a Google Pixel.
What does this mean for #17 then? When this works correctly, I see no point in switching libraries
My vote is we keep #17 but maybe don't implement right away. Since Vitamio support is near non-existent, I fear this won't be the last problem we will see where we won't get any upstream support. also, what happens when android tools drops support for depercated ndk?
Good point, ijkplayer is in active development
In my tests useDeprecatedNdk
is not necessary, but I don't know how @RenAigu sees this
@kevbob1 Agree. However Ijkplayer doesn't really seem as easy to implement as I thought earlier, or at least I can't figure out how to do it easily with the limited documentation. It seems for instance that you need to build a VideoView implementation yourself, or build it from a git clone in as a convoluted way a I imagine Vitamio is to get it to work.
@Excape I also don;t know how I see this ;) Based it on this comment: https://github.com/yixia/VitamioBundle/issues/305#issuecomment-138062182
From what I understand it's just a setting for the gradle builder and doesn't seem to affect the eventual app. I'd it can be removed then
The usDeprecatedNdk
seems to come from a comment from this answer and applies to an older version of ndk / gradle plugin. But yeah, probably no impact on the APK itself
well I'll push out my first build to the store then, before any more disappointed reviews come in. 😎
I've been chatting w/ that top 1-star reviewer via Twitter. He's the one w/ the Google Pixel. I will do my best to persuade him to bump it to 5-star. ;)
Kevin
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When I click on a stream on my Nexus 6p (except via chromecast), the app crashes with the following exception:
I couldn't replicate this with any Nexus 6p emulator, no matter what Android version. It just occurs on my physical device. It's a Nexus 6p with Android 7.0.1, original Google image.
My guess is some hardware thing, maybe the cpu architecture is not supported?