App freeze #1276
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Been trying to reproduce this I did the following:
I was not able to reproduce. Can you please let us know which device you are using and which android version? |
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Pixel 6a android 14 |
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@Lorenzo282 apologies for the late reply. Are you still experiencing the same issue on the latest version of Grayjay? |
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Yeah, switching between qualities helps. I've continued experiencing it since after one update I've not been able to choose webm version for the most of the videos.
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More information that I think is related to this. Please let me know if I should open a separate issue or whether it can be worked on with this issue. Download a video, close GrayJay entirely, block GrayJay's internet access somehow (see below), open GrayJay and attempt to play the downloaded video. When I perform this, the video starts playing in the background but GrayJay remains frozen indefinitely. I have tried the following methods to block GrayJay internet access:
There appears to be some network call happening that blocks the entire interface until it responds. This network call also seems to never timeout given that the app usually never becomes responsive again for me. The selected video will keep playing indefinitely if it was using an offline copy, but the interface is frozen and Android asks to kill GrayJay. I assume this is the same thing occurring in the issue mentioned above; the internet connection switches and GrayJay continues to wait for the response from the old internet connection rather than giving up and trying to make the request again. Then if it never gets a response (connection reports as up but never works, or Android switched to a new connection and disabled the old one) GrayJay never gets over it and the interface is blocked by this waiting connection attempt. My issue can be bypassed by shutting off cellular and WiFi (so there is no internet access reported by Android), open GrayJay and start playing a video, then re-enable cellular and WiFi. GrayJay will continue to work until for at least the rest of that video as it seems to not make that request that freezes the interface while a video is already playing. |
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Understandable, thank you for taking time to explain. Will keep that in mind the next time I have an issue with it.
Have a nice day and Merry Christmas 😄
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On 12/27/24 11:39 PM, Terrence wrote:
More information that I think is related to this.
Download a video, close GrayJay entirely, block GrayJay's internet access somehow (see below), open GrayJay and attempt to play the downloaded video. When I perform this, the video starts playing in the background but GrayJay remains frozen indefinitely.
I have tried the following methods to block GrayJay internet access:
- use parental controls on the router to block all network traffic but keep the phone connected to the WiFi so it thinks it has a network connection.
- throttle cellular data down to tens of kbps with no WiFi.
- use an Android firewall to block GrayJay access (NetGuard).
There appears to be some network call happening that blocks the entire interface until it responds. This network call also seems to never timeout given that the app usually never becomes responsive again for me. The selected video will keep playing indefinitely if it was using an offline copy, but the interface is frozen and Android asks to kill GrayJay.
I assume this is the same thing occurring in the issue mentioned above; the internet connection switches and GrayJay continues to wait for the response from the old internet connection rather than giving up and trying to make the request again. Then if it never gets a response (connection reports as up but never works, or Android switched to a new connection and disabled the old one) GrayJay never gets over it and the interface is blocked by this waiting connection attempt.
My issue can be bypassed by shutting off cellular and WiFi (so there is no internet access reported by Android), open GrayJay and start playing a video, then re-enable cellular and WiFi. GrayJay will continue to work until for at least the rest of that video as it seems to not make that request that freezes the interface while a video is already playing.
This doesn't resolve the connection switching issue though.
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What happened?
Idk wether it's youtube or app itself but whenever I lose internet connection for more than 30sec circa I have to either restart the video or the whole app because it freezes and it's annoying. And it also happens when my phone switches automatically between wi-fi and mobile data, especially from wi-fi to mobile data.
Grayjay Version
253
What plugins are you seeing the problem on?
Youtube
Plugin Version
194
When do you experience the issue?
Relevant log output
No response
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