DROPSYNC LOLLIPOP SD CARD APK
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Redesigned foot pedal settings and added more assignable actions - 29 to choose from! Now supports pedals with up to 6 buttons. Updated storage selector to try to avoid users 'losing' songs by selecting the wrong locationĪdded 'find previous OpenSong installation locations' to the manage storage page This is now disabled for KitKat.įix for some KitKat users selecting storage that tried to create an extra OpenSong folderįixed profile import issues caused by importing pre V4.3.0 profile files I've replaced this with a link to the forum.įix for KitKat users (Android stopped support in Oct 2017, I'm likely to have to stop soon as well especially after the huge amount of negative comments in the Play Store!) where line trimming was hiding the lyrics and chords. Removed the direct email me and post to the forum link in the 'Other' option menu as too many users were using this to post to the forum without checking the forum for existing posts first.

DROPSYNC LOLLIPOP SD CARD ANDROID

Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.įurther updated the boot up screen to try to make it more obvious about setting the storage location using the red button (not using the links in the list of found locations - as these weren't allowed to take you to the displayed location unless you are running Android 9+) I'll take a little time to consider my options. I'll keep the app on the Play Store for now (to help out those who need the update).

DROPSYNC LOLLIPOP SD CARD APK

I'm finding it tough going to deal with it all! I will likely keep the app available via my website downloads page, which will also stop 'unexpected/forced' updates (as apps install via apk files don't get automatically updated). With this in mind, I wanted to let users know that I am now considering removing the app from Google Play Store (and Amazon App Store).

I have spent hundreds of hours since September trying to get the app able to run on newer versions of Android due to security updates (whilst I probably should have been spending time with my family!), however, I've taken a bit of a battering recently via email and Play Store ratings. I've got to know some of you quite well over the years! Also to those, who have supported me with donations (which I still find incredible that people do!). A massive thank you to those who have taken the time to help troubleshoot issues (sending screenshots, files, etc.). Also to those who have given me constructive and / or positive reviews on the Play Store. You may ask here or contact me via e-mail (support at ghisler dot com) if you have any more questions.Many thanks to my numerous loyal users who have supported me over the years and understand the problems of keeping apps up to date. It doesn't seem to have any negative impact on newer devices. There is one more thing to do: Some devices with older builds of Android 5 do not show the external SD-Card when using the ACTION_OPEN_DOCUMENT_TREE intent, unless you add this to the intent: Then just use whatever it returns, without worrying where it is in the file system. Therefore I recommend that you just add a button 'add external location', which will then directly call the ACTION_OPEN_DOCUMENT_TREE intent. However, this does not work any more on Android 6: These secondary cards do not even get mounted, so you cannot even read from them this way. Total Commander directly reads the /proc/mounts file to find mounted file systems on Android 5. A user has asked me to give you some feedback on writing to external SD cards on Android 5 and 6.įirst, getExternalFilesDirs isn't reliable to determine whether there is an external SD-card or not, as the stackoverflow article linked by user 'mfietz' explains. I'm the author of the above mentioned Total Commander.

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