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<blockquote data-quote="Oxan" data-source="post: 777866" data-attributes="member: 97484">Hi guys,I know of all the problems with the Galaxy line of products. I've spent a lot of time trying to get it work, but I can't get audio to work. If I disable audio in the transcoder profile, everything works perfect, but as soon as I enable audio the whole player doesn't work anymore. If I look at the logs I get a segfault deep inside Android, which indicates that this is a bug in Android rather then our fault, but that doesn't solve the problem. The problem is that neither I nor DieBagger have an Galaxy phone or tablet, which makes it a lot harder to test. Another problem is that Android only supports live streaming natively since Android 2.3. Since live streaming doesn't support seeking, we've invented a proprietary protocol for that, which of course doesn't work with external players.I've also added VLC support to the streaming server to the next release and I've some hope that it'll solve the streaming problems with the Galaxy. Again, because of the lack of available hardware I can't test it and it might even be worse then the current situation. Testing is somehow complicated but if someone dares he can send me a PM. For anyone who gets crashes of aMPdroid: please report them, either by the report button in the force-close dialog or by posting a logcat here. We can't fix them if we don't know the cause.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oxan, post: 777866, member: 97484"] Hi guys, I know of all the problems with the Galaxy line of products. I've spent a lot of time trying to get it work, but I can't get audio to work. If I disable audio in the transcoder profile, everything works perfect, but as soon as I enable audio the whole player doesn't work anymore. If I look at the logs I get a segfault deep inside Android, which indicates that this is a bug in Android rather then our fault, but that doesn't solve the problem. The problem is that neither I nor DieBagger have an Galaxy phone or tablet, which makes it a lot harder to test. Another problem is that Android only supports live streaming natively since Android 2.3. Since live streaming doesn't support seeking, we've invented a proprietary protocol for that, which of course doesn't work with external players. I've also added VLC support to the streaming server to the next release and I've some hope that it'll solve the streaming problems with the Galaxy. Again, because of the lack of available hardware I can't test it and it might even be worse then the current situation. Testing is somehow complicated but if someone dares he can send me a PM. For anyone who gets crashes of aMPdroid: please report them, either by the report button in the force-close dialog or by posting a logcat here. We can't fix them if we don't know the cause. [/QUOTE]

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