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Living proof (of concept):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyOcQtNDZwM

@danqo6 said in Podbird reignited:

Hello guys again,
I have for you another version for testing. Restoring position should be more reliable now, I changed behavior of seeking slider and added to episode details position were you stopped listening certain episode.
Download armhf and arm64 build.

@CiberSheep Your issue should be fixed

@joe said in Podbird reignited:

• Sometimes plays, or sometimes renders the episode completely unplayable

@joe Please test if this issue still persist

Awesome it seems to be working. At first the position wasn't being remembered but I turned it off and on again, and that seemed to make it work post download. Works offline. Thank you!

I will continue testing to be sure.

This seems to be turning into a major app/OS dev project. If someone is looking for an I.C.E /SOS contact should it not just be easy, quick to find and call. All the other info maybe of use later but not in the situation your I.C.E is being called.

@C0n57an71n
That is something I heard about in here, about the battery indicator I guess...
Maybe a little search in the forum will give you some more information.

@Toadtoad
You are setting up via ADB through TWRP?
Permissions should be:
-rw------- 1 root root
And the profile in /data/system-data/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections is the exact name of the wifi SSID.

Not sure how you would know if you are in the terminal or not. One way would be to assume you are, then create a file e.g. "touch testfile" . Then go back to TWRP-adb and see if that file exists.

@uzanto Still being looked into at present

@Yish Welcome.

Have you tried with a SIM card and using your mobile data plan ?

The Nexus5 is well supported so if a simple reboot doesn't work maybe try the UBports installer again in case something went wrong the first time.

@uzanto Hmm finding out now. Will let you know later.

@Toadtoad
Refer to my first post for the wifi part.
Under

[wifi-security]
auth-alg=open
group=
key-mgmt=wpa-psk
pairwise=
proto=
psk=

psk = [your wifi password]

I think you can copy the settings from another ubuntu machine under
/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections

You don't need to TAB for the password in terminal. Also it might vary for the one on the lock screen

@Rowboth More info will help.
What device.
What installer version
What OS are you using.