Hello,

I've recently updated my app, but got an error message when I tried to re-upload it to Google Play Store.

Google "reset" my upload key and gave me certificate fingerprints (MD5 and SHA1). These fingerprints matched the details that I see in KeyStore Explorer.

BUT the fingerprints in the CERT.RSA file from the META-INF folder of my updated apk are different, so I can't re-upload my app. Google say I'm not using the correct key.

What am I doing wrong? Been trying to figure this out for 3 days and now am just confused

Thank you for any help anyone can give. (My app was created with Cordova 10.0.0.)

Follow-up: I spent over an hour with two support staff from Verizon. Guess what? They couldn't restore my contacts from the Verizon Cloud either. Finally the one restored from Google but of course, those contacts were outdated. Needless to say, I am no longer using the stupid Verizon Cloud!!

BT headphone and speaker remote controls are done via the BT Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) which works with the BT Advanced Audio Distribution Profile, that streams the stereo audio. And I don't think the AVRCP can be disabled or configured separately, not without a specific app from the headphone or speaker manufacturer, like Sony or Bose makes, or maybe there's a setting in your particular media player?

Your play link is broken.

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https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/auto-formatting-sdcard-to-internal-t3583875

Using all your Wi-Fi?
What do you mean?

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It sounds like you have a setting in your browser for 'open new tabs in background' or similar to it.

Be sure that is off.

You want your tabs to open in the foreground, like normal.

lunatic59 said:

I'm glad it worked for you ... and thanks for letting us know!

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Actually, in my personal experience, a wired connection from the headphone jack is an ideal audio connection.

Any extra auxillary connection (like bluetooth or radio) must be powered, and so is typically dependant upon batteries- sometimes the ubiquious alkaline letter cells, but even worse are those horrible button cells.

Generally, a volume setting of 67% without effects or 53% with effects will produce a typical line level ouput that is compatible with audio equipment.

These percentages correspond to (in order) two steps above half way up and half way up the volume scale.
I am basing this on the typical volume system on Android, which is divided into 15 settings.

So 67% is 10 steps from 0, and 53% is 8 steps from 0.

This is what I have learned as a live sound engineer, where I sometimes have to hook up phones or such devices to mixing boards and the like that have VU-meters (or the modern equivalent).

Also, I have an older head unit in my car, and this is how I connect my device to it.
There is an LED VU-meter on the equalizer that controls three of the amps connected to the stereo. There is also an LED VU-meter on the amp that powers the front speakers. Both of these meters are in unison and correlate to meters on other audio equipment that I connect in the same way.

When I use the settings described above, the results are the same as if I connect any other line level device with an actual line out, such as a CD player or whatever.

You have a lot going on here.
First, without being familiar with your device, or the device you wa t to connect it to, I can only guess.

My first guess would be to find a casting app/device that would allow you to wirelessly connect the two.

My second guess is...

https://www.amazon.com/Adapter-Conv...nnect+tablet+to+monitor&qid=1603072223&sr=8-7

or something similar.

Vig said:

Hello I have a phoenix 4 phone running 8.1 software.
I have a data transfer cable. But this is all I have to work with..
Can you please email me the programs that I need to put apps on the tablet. Thanks ceejayboss949 at g mail

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you have to contact jpay to release the tablet. you most likely will need to pay for it.

Found the problem! it is something called "Switch Access" hidden inside "installed services". No idea, but it was turned on. Turning it off made the foreign volume bar go away.

You could download the firmware for your device and use a USB otg to transfer the needed files to and then boot into the necessary mode and reflash the device.

Seaview said:

I no this is old news now, but I just downloaded it and had difficulty removing it. They ask you why you want to remove it then offer a price to keep it, but when you try to uninstall, Windows says the program is running(catch 22). So.. you have to run task manager and stop it running THEN you can finish uninstalling. I don't trust this outfit.

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i would never trust a pc program to root anything. it is much more beneficial to root the phone yourself. plus most of these programs are scams as you are finding out

I moved this to the Whatsapp channel.

I moved this to the Swiftkey channel.

I created a channel for your app. Good luck!!
https://androidforums.com/apps/ninja-peendle.18581/