Yes, I was just about to write the same thing, but lpedia beat me to it. I can play audio and video with sound if I switch to OpenSL ES.
mkdir temp
cd temp
adb root
adb pull /data/tombstones
# zip the directory aboveLooking at your past post history, you were on 18.1. When you upgraded to 19.1, did your format data in TWRP? If not, it could explain your reboot problem.
Hi, yes. In 18.1 I had some reboots with my tablet and for this reason I did a dirty flash to 19.1 because I thought it would dissapear. I could try a clean flash and test again the rom. No problem
Thanks I tried but a red message appears in my powershell so I take a logcat by cmd. I hope it can help@Kyrat - If you're not familiar with bash, note that the commands @retiredtab specified should work in Windows command shell or Powershell as well as in most other linux/unix shells. adb commands in particular are the same, regardless of shell.
If you haven't used powershell before on that PC (or that Windows build), it'll issue a red message complaining that it can't run a .ps1 startup script because PS scripts are disabled by default. That's easily fixed if you want to run PS scripts or use PS as an everyday command shell. Otherwise, cmd's fine for most purposes - except scripts. It's horrible to script in.
If you haven't used powershell before on that PC (or that Windows build), it'll issue a red message complaining that it can't run a .ps1 startup script because PS scripts are disabled by default. That's easily fixed if you want to run PS scripts or use PS as an everyday command shell. Otherwise, cmd's fine for most purposes - except scripts. It's horrible to script in.
Looks like it's saying it can't find a cmdlet, function, script, or executable called "adb". Have you installed the platform-tools package on that PC and added the installation folder to your PATH variable?I have this message always. I dont like powershell hahahaha I usually have to look for help in google but nothing
Assuming you did a format data and answered yes in TWRP to load 19.1, the status bar is on by default. In your screenshot, some apps will hide that status bar. For example, when I play Clash Royale that status bar is not visible because the game takes up the entire screen.
Yes a format data. My status bar doesn't appear with any app, including settings. Can't see the hour or anything
Does this restore settings and apps from a previous build when logging into google or do you have to do this manually?
If you're happy with 18.1, just stay with that unless you need a feature that's only in Android 13.
@Kyrat - does VLC audio work otherwise, eg to play music? If not, you probably have the same problem as I came across with some versions of VLC. There's no audio output at all with VLC's default audio output method, AudioTrack. Changing that to OpenSL ES fixed the problem for me.
