On my phone InternetRadio is spinning endlessly in "Stations" tab, apparently trying to download list of radio channels.
If there is server error, it should timeout after some time (30 seconds?) and indicate the error clearly.
Also, the spinning should be accompanied with informative message, like "Updating list of stations..."
On my phone InternetRadio is spinning endlessly in "Stations" tab, apparently trying to download list of radio channels.
If there is server error, it should timeout after some time (30 seconds?) and indicate the error clearly.
Also, the spinning should be accompanied with informative message, like "Updating list of stations..."
On this phone it never worked for me. The phone has internet.
On a different device (in the same network) it worked from the beginning, list of stations retrieved and shown properly.
Wait, just rebooted that (formerly working) device and it now rotating endlessly exactly the same way.
Could be server is down?
On this phone it never worked for me. The phone has internet.
On a different device (in the same network) it worked from the beginning, list of stations retrieved and shown properly.
Wait, just rebooted that (formerly working) device and it now rotating endlessly exactly the same way.
Could be server is down?
If it worked before, it might be a connectivity issue. It works for me... besides, dokk uses the same database and it's up.
Not sure exactly what the problem is... I'll leave this issue open to add a more meaningful error messages.
If it worked before, it might be a connectivity issue. It works for me... besides, [dokk](https://dokk.org) uses the same database and it's up.
Not sure exactly what the problem is... I'll leave this issue open to add a more meaningful error messages.
I just uninstalled and reinstalled it again from F-Droid, and it works on my phone (v3.1.0). The phone I'm testing on is an old one though, Android 4.2.1... I would like more feedback from newer phones.
I just uninstalled and reinstalled it again from F-Droid, and it works on my phone (v3.1.0). The phone I'm testing on is an old one though, Android 4.2.1... I would like more feedback from newer phones.
I used Internet Radio 1.0 from developer samjbr (updated on Jun 22,2017) from google play.
IMHO, About should provide more info about developer(s), and version of the app..
I used Internet Radio 1.0 from developer samjbr (updated on Jun 22,2017) from google play.
IMHO, About should provide more info about developer(s), and version of the app..
@skliarie I don't know who samjbr is, I do not recognize the email address xjbrx@yandex.com given under Developer, and I don't understand what "Offered By Google Commerce Ltd" means. The only repository where I've submitted this app is F-Droid.
@skliarie I don't know who samjbr is, I do not recognize the email address `xjbrx@yandex.com` given under **Developer**, and I don't understand what "Offered By Google Commerce Ltd" means. The only repository where I've submitted this app is F-Droid.
Ok, it is clear now. I installed it from F-Droid and it works properly.
I also left clarification review on the play store and suggest everybody to do the same.
Very confusing. If I were you, I would try stronger to assert ownership of the app and maintain correct version in play store somehow.
BTW, this is still relevant, in v3.1.0:
IMHO, About should provide more info about developer(s), and version of the app..
From my perspective you can close the bug, sorry for the noise.
Ok, it is clear now. I installed it from F-Droid and it works properly.
I also left clarification review on the play store and suggest everybody to do the same.
Very confusing. If I were you, I would try stronger to assert ownership of the app and maintain correct version in play store somehow.
BTW, this is still relevant, in v3.1.0:
IMHO, About should provide more info about developer(s), and version of the app..
From my perspective you can close the bug, sorry for the noise.
On my phone InternetRadio is spinning endlessly in "Stations" tab, apparently trying to download list of radio channels.
If there is server error, it should timeout after some time (30 seconds?) and indicate the error clearly.
Also, the spinning should be accompanied with informative message, like "Updating list of stations..."
Here is logcat when switched to "Stations" tab:
V/WindowManager( 1149): Changing focus from null to Window{42b41348 u0 community.peers.internetradio/community.peers.internetradio.activity.MainActivity} Callers=com.an droid.server.wm.WindowManagerService.relayoutWindow:3414 com.android.server.wm.Session.relayout:191 android.view.IWindowSession$Stub.onTransact:235 com.android.server.w m.Session.onTransact:126 I/WindowManager( 1149): Gaining focus: Window{42b41348 u0 community.peers.internetradio/community.peers.internetradio.activity.MainActivity} D/ActivityManager( 1149): ACT-IDLE_NOW_MSG from windowsVisible() for idle: ActivityRecord{4292c0c0 u0 community.peers.internetradio/.activity.MainActivity t4} I/BufferQueue( 175): Starting community.peers.internetradio ~BufferQueue I/BufferQueue( 175): community.peers.internetradio/community.peers.internetradio.activity.MainActivity new GraphicBuffer ne eded I/GLConsumer( 175): community.peers.internetradio/community.peers.internetradio.activity.MainActivity [void* android::GLConsumer::createImage( EGLDisplay, const android::spandroid::GraphicBuffer&, const android::Rect&)] I/BufferQueue( 175): community.peers.internetradio/community.peers.internetradio.activity.MainActivity new GraphicBuffer ne eded I/GLConsumer( 175): community.peers.internetradio/community.peers.internetradio.activity.MainActivity [void* android::GLConsumer::createImage( EGLDisplay, const android::spandroid::GraphicBuffer&, const android::Rect&)] D/Posix ( 8165): [Posix_connect Debug]Process community.peers.internetradio :443 I/BufferQueue( 175): community.peers.internetradio/community.peers.internetradio.activity.MainActivity [queue] fps:50.40, d ur:1011.98, max:196.65, min:9.02 I/BufferQueue( 175): community.peers.internetradio/community.peers.internetradio.activity.MainActivity [release] fps:50.83, dur:1003.35, max:190.96, min:15.29
Is this something that happened now, or the app never worked for you?
On this phone it never worked for me. The phone has internet.
On a different device (in the same network) it worked from the beginning, list of stations retrieved and shown properly.
Wait, just rebooted that (formerly working) device and it now rotating endlessly exactly the same way.
Could be server is down?
If it worked before, it might be a connectivity issue. It works for me... besides, dokk uses the same database and it's up. Not sure exactly what the problem is... I'll leave this issue open to add a more meaningful error messages.
Try to reinstall internet radio app
I just uninstalled and reinstalled it again from F-Droid, and it works on my phone (v3.1.0). The phone I'm testing on is an old one though, Android 4.2.1... I would like more feedback from newer phones.
I used Internet Radio 1.0 from developer samjbr (updated on Jun 22,2017) from google play.
IMHO, About should provide more info about developer(s), and version of the app..
This is news to me... I wasn't aware there was any copy of this app on Google Play... Can you please give me a link?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=community.peers.internetradio
@skliarie I don't know who samjbr is, I do not recognize the email address
xjbrx@yandex.comgiven under Developer, and I don't understand what "Offered By Google Commerce Ltd" means. The only repository where I've submitted this app is F-Droid.Ok, it is clear now. I installed it from F-Droid and it works properly. I also left clarification review on the play store and suggest everybody to do the same.
Very confusing. If I were you, I would try stronger to assert ownership of the app and maintain correct version in play store somehow.
BTW, this is still relevant, in v3.1.0: IMHO, About should provide more info about developer(s), and version of the app..
From my perspective you can close the bug, sorry for the noise.