Recent content by gogapo

Dirty flashed with dev's TWRP. Everything is fine - Magisk is also working.

Netflix is now working perfectly in the last build thanks to widevine implementation. Thanks, davidevinavil

I know, but that one hasn't offline option. That's the issue with this turnaround. And thanks.

Thanks

Can you tell me if Netflix app is working? In AEX we are warned after installing the official app that the device is not compatible and we are redirected to an official compatible without offline viewing

It's not possible. You have to install AEX 5.0 alpha (it has camera API 2 enabled)

Pictures are better with Google Camera and the lens blur effect works quite good mainly in selfies. Try it, you're going to appreciate it. There are some random FC and RAW and HDR aren't still working. But now I just can't go back: Google Camera is a great step forward for our device.

I'm also using two zips...

I didn't wipe data. That makes all the difference, as you know.

I dirty flashed and everything is ok. Wiped cache, dalvik, system and then flashed ROM, gapps (I'm using pico from 7/11/2017), Magisk and modds (I use ViPER4ARISE and Google Sans fonts). Everything is ok here.

Official Google app also working (no HDR, as davidevinavil said, but picture quality and selfies lens blur work very well). https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.GoogleCamera&rdid=com.google.android.GoogleCamera If you want to use this version, uninstall first the...

The optimized isn't working for me, the first apk is.

Lens blur effect is working great, picture quality is better than stock camera. This is a great step forward for our device.

XDA ported Google Camera HDR+ working here (https://www.xda-developers.com/google-camera-hdr-customization-raw-support/). I installed the first apk, not the second (that one doesn't work). Amazing, many thanks to developer. By the way, I dirty flashed.

As far as I can understand, the current version of this ROM hasn't widevine and that's why Netflix latest version doesn't work, even if you can install it through the Play Store using Magisk hide. But I think davidevinavil can explain it much better than I.