I'm not sure, I don't have a device. Every fix I make is based off logcats or prior knowledge and unless someone provides a logcat nothing can be fixed. On a side note the new build attempts to fix video recording that's what nv12 is. It's the format the videos records in. It's not supported by android therefore I added support.
Would u like to provide u with one? if so how exactly, i dont remember
Every time someone reports a bug that should include a logcat too. Just saying this function doesn't work means nothing as no one knows, but the device most of the time. Taking a logcat is pretty easy and there are many guides on xda. I simply use adb logcat > log.txt . To take a kernel message you can run adb shell cat proc/kmsg > kmsg.txt after adb root which is required. When taking logs or kernel messages, you should start the log and then do what's necessary to cause the crash. Example, if the camera doesn't work, start logcat then open camera and stop the log after it crashes , but never before the crash or issue your debugging.
Hi, I have the H345 variant.
I'm just going to remove it permanently then. Thanks for letting me know. Any luck with video recording after removing the framework on new build?
You don't need to delete it in recovery, just delete it using the CM file manager
I'm not exactly sure what the video recording problem was before because I never really used that feature, but after getting rid of the framework on today's build, I just tested out rear camera recording and front-facing recording on the stock camera. Both seem to work fine.
I'm not exactly sure where the fixes are probably libmedia.so and libcamera_client.so , but I deleted the build and no longer have the files.
Delete it, nothing will break. Recording is working BTW. Great work, Noob! Thanks so much for making this device great
I used the TK Gapps (the link is in the OP of this thread) nano version.
How do I do that?
Delete these files:
From where I can't make it past the lock screen?
Go in twrp and mount system. Under advanced use the file manager to delete them.
Do you mean setup screen or?
Boot to recovery (long press volume down plus power. When LG logo shows up let go and immediately long press them again. If you did it right it will ask you if you wanna factory reset. Go ahead and select yes) Then from recovery mount system. Then go to advance>file manager and delete the files given. All files will be in system folder of course.
