rikardo1979
clear your app cache or even the cache of your phone from within the recovery mode
Nostromo
I am having this same issue on my Nvidia Shield K1. Clearing the app cache doesn't help. The thing is I don't have this issue on my Asus TF201.
If I swap from landscape to portrait and back a few times on my K1 it will eventually start working. I think maybe the ui is not showing up (refreshing) correctly on the smaller screen of my K1.
hondagx35
Hi,
the developer is informed about this issue.
Frank
mo86
Hi Frank,
I've got that problem too. [emoji10]
#3154
Steffen
ACX
The problem might be related with the latest update of the
Android System Webview, which landed just one week ago. That system app is used by the Android Remote Control to embed the UI in fullscreen. We are investigating on it to solve the issue.
mo86
Yes indeed, this update came last week I think. And since that I got problems with the remote. [emoji106]
Edit: yes it's the newest update from Android system webview. I deinstalled the latest update and it runs fine again! [emoji28]
Supa Mint
mo86 wroteYes indeed, this update came last week I think. And since that I got problems with the remote. [emoji106]
Edit: yes it's the newest update from Android system webview. I deinstalled the latest update and it runs fine again! [emoji28]
Thanks everyone. So, how do you de-install Android system updates? I'm on version 6.0.1.
Erick
mo86
Hi Erick,
Search for "Android system webview" in apps and try to de-install updates. No need to de-install your Android 6.01.
Steffen
Supa Mint
mo86 wroteHi Erick,
Search for "Android system webview" in apps and try to de-install updates. No need to de-install your Android 6.01.
Steffen
Thanks Steffen. Ok, I was able to remove the updates for WebView, and confirmed that the Rune Android Remote control app now works.
Thanks everyone for identifying the culprit.
Erick
guglielmope
Hello,
I've the same problem after the update to Android 6.0.1
Ciao
Guglielmo
ACX
An updated version will land in hours on Google Play, hopefully fixing the issue. Please give us feedback about it.
Nostromo
Works perfect for me! Thank you for the update!
Update! I don't have the blank screen problem anymore but now it's really hard to navigate because I have to scroll a lot more. The screen is rendered at a much larger size than my screen so I have to scroll to the bottom or top to navigate my library and sometimes when scrolling up it thinks i want to refresh which puts me back on the library start page.
Is there a way to get the screen to shrink to your tablet's size?
Sent from my SHIELD Tablet K1 using Tapatalk
Supa Mint
Awesome, thanks! Updated Rune, and updated WebView - works perfect for me.
Also, my screen looks exactly the same as before the update - it's perfect.
MUCH appreciated.
Erick
Tominthevan
I think I'm having this problem. This has happened twice recently. Here is the sequence of events.
1. Rune is running normally and I can control it from 3 sources, my desktop, my laptop (both windows running Chrome) and also from my phone (Nexus 5x running Android 6.0.1).
2. at some point I go to play some music and find Rune is unresponsive (from any of the three control devices). It appears to be running but will not respond. At that point it is not playing music and I don't recall wheher that is because I had stopped it or it had stopped for some other reason.
3. I get Rune going again (usually this involves removing power and restoring it.
4. at that point I can control Rune from my Desktop and Laptop web browsers, but the phone will not connect. I should point out the web browsers use the Rune ip address and not the zero conf (or whatever it is that finds Rune on the network).
5. my phone will not conect to Rune. I get a black screen with a little green android robot icon partially revealed at the top of the screen.
6. I tried removing the Android Webview update as suggested above. That produces a different result (the IP address of the Rune player is displayed in blue text), but still no control.
7 I reinstalled the Webview update and uninstalled and reinstalled the Rune android app. Now it works.
I hope there's a clue there that might help solving this annoyance. At least I have a workaround for now.
Tom
syogod
Just wanted to say I'm having the same problem as Tominthevan. Android app works fine for a bit, then I start getting a black screen with a little upside down green droid icon partially obscured in the top left. I can drag down on the screen it it briefly shows a refresh icon, but it goes right back to the black screen. Using the HTC 10 with Android 6.0.1. A reinstall of the RuneAudio app seems to fix it for a few hours.
ElenemOZ
Same here. Browser UI is fine, but android is suddenly showing the little partially revealed upside down robot...
RB0135
I find exactly the same issue as Tominthevan even with a Tablet running Android 4.4 and a Galaxy S6 running 6.01.
If the device "goes to sleep" which the phone and tablet does, then when waking them up, Rune just sits there with a black screen and the blue "circle of death" spinning. If I stop the app and restart it, then it works, but only on the S6. The Tablet running 4.4 just sits there spinning, or shows the Rune screen but is not responsive then eventually locks up the Raspberry PI
I also find that the Rune box "locks up" (and might I say the only time it does) and a power cycle has to be done. Then it is fine for a while.
If you get the green Android icon, you just have to go into Settings, Applications and Clear Cache on the Rune Application (I clear data as well). However, I have not had this for a while.
Is there any way of getting this running properly or is there any tests we can try to find a resolution? Works perfect from a Browser (never had a the Raspberry/Rune lock up with the browser).
I'm on release version: 0.4 (build: beta-20160313), Raspberry 3B, HiFiBerry DAC+. I stream from a NAS.
Rob
Kilgore
I too have this issue. I'm running the RUI on a Samsung Android Galaxy Tab A Tablet, running Android 5.0.2.
Before I try and uninstall Android System Webview, I just wanted to check if this is still recommended as I am currently running version 55.0.2883.91 which is a bit later than that posted above. Should I give it a try? Or is there an update with a fix to the RUI in the pipeline?
Kilgore
Correction..... I meant 'uninstall updates'
Kilgore
I can confirm that it is the current version(s) of Android System Webview that is causing the crashing. (I suspect the trigger is the tablet going to sleep....but I don't want to keep it awake 24/7 and it is sitting in the lounge being shared by two other members of the family) By uninstalling the updates the RUI worked no probs for days at a time. And when it eventually crashed I checked Android System Webview and found that there must have been a minor release which then auto-updated back onto my tablet. Uninstalling it fixed the issue again.
I have now turned off 'Auto-update apps' (Google play store > settings)
This does concern me as it means that I no longer will be keeping my entire system and apps up to date. It does explicitly state that the updates have a security component. If I was using this on a phone I would be more concerned but I am still a little uneasy.
I'm hopping that eventually either the Rune team will find and fix this issue with the RUI, or that a later version of the Android System Webview will somehow play nicely with RUI again. So I will try to remember to update Android System Webview in say 3 mths time, and try again.
