Sorry but I don't have a link to that thread anymore.Īfter removing all permissions for that file, I ran the app again on the rooted phone and it worked like a charm. There was a "band-aid" fix that I found which tells me to remove all the permissions for the file /data/data/PACKAGE_NAME/app_plugins//.macromedia/Flash_Player/config.dataĪccording to the poster, this file restricts video playback of anything over 240p. You will definitely end up in a bootloop. Please don’t use any other device’s recovery. However on the rooted phone, I only got the audio to work with a blank video. First off, to root your Android device via recovery, you will need a working TWRP image for your device. On the phone that was NOT rooted, it worked flawlessly.
Also both phones have Adobe Flash Player 11.1.111.6 installed.Īfter installing the APK to both phones, I tried the video playback. One is rooted with CyanogenMod 7 and the other one is not rooted.
I have 2 Android phones that I use to test the app that I'm developing.
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